great another anime that only a select number of people can make use of the file. Now if it was encoded the same as other video media (8bit), then it would be usable by anyone and everyone that downloads it. And those that wanted a deeper color look to the video would only need to set the options of their player to output at 10bit.

Ya it's 8 bit your right. My mistake, When it wouldn't play I figured it was a h10. My msg. was written before checking the MediaInfo profile.  Ya know it's just wonderful how HEVC is as versatile as 10 bit encodes are. Neither will ever be an industry recognized standard codec other than a proven way to slow down and reduce the amount of sharing and add chaos to specific media sharing community. From the beginning up to when the first 10 bit(Q4 2011) was put out on the net. Every encoded Anime was the as all other media types, a standard 8 bit AVC. It didn't matter what you downloaded. It would play on any media player external or internal. Anime sharing is in chaos now.  Even so there is a clear distinction between encoders that share for everyone. And those that don't.  8 bit has no limitations, it works for everyone, 10 bit & HEVC has severe limitations, and requires a software based media player.