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From personal experience, the Cowboy Bebop opening text (around 700 characters) is the most I could fit on a QR code while still being able to print it and scan it with my phone, in case that helps.
What do you mean the opening text? Like the credits? All the animator names and stuff?
That is a decent amount of info. My issues so far has been the formatting of the text.
I downloaded a new camera app that is geared towards QR scanning. Someone suggested it in this thread. Perhaps it would have better results and fewer issues with formatting.
Thanks for the info!