Is it feasible to split a movie into individual MKVs and work on each?
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Yeah... I start to put some shelves inside for my LD/DVD/HD-DVD/BD collection, and a small bed... And a refridgerator... 
it is nice and cozy...
it is nice and cozy...
@MrBrown: I also got that "Psycho"-collection on Thursday and it's not just a big box - the content is also absolutely amazing. 
@FrankT just check with people before buying a print to see if seller is reputable or not, simple.
@IcePrick he's known to misrepresent the condition of his films, and to take a very long time to ship them (probably to prevent buyers claiming a refund under ebay's buyer protection policy).
After what happened to Poita with that Russian TPM print, I wouldn't touch a Russian film print if it was free!
Well I'm not 100% certain, but I think that seller "salerare" works with "filmprint" who is definitely not to be trusted for reasons I won't go into in the shoutbox - I will just say I would highly suggest avoiding both sellers as well as the South African seller "video786".
Look! There's an open-matte Spider-Man if someone wants to get it to scan or something: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/35MM-FEATURE-...SwgRpbW4Jk
Is that true? Has anyone more infos? https://www.reddit.com/r/lotr/comments/a...much_wait/
Does anyone know if the 1989 Aussie film 'The Delinquents" was ever released in HD? And if a good quality WEB DL exists?
Does anyone know if Mike Todd's 'Around the World in 80 Days' was ever released in HD?
OT is needing donations, see the announcement thread over there: https://originaltrilogy.com/announcement...e/id/64583
Darn it. Well, what about that Blu-ray they released in Holland, is it any good?
There's only one real Ghostbusters 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKa5p8KMFwg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKa5p8KMFwgWOW, they're making a Ghostbusters 3! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pupAzJlt7Q
recaptcha, although it used to be good before google bought it, is google now and google is evil.
@FrankT I meant website owners really, as an end user you don't have a choice, you're right about that
indeed, a very simple captcha where you have to type the letters is more than enough for a small blog like mine!
Captcha is definitely useful, but people should abstain from Google's reCaptcha imo, it's pure evil. There are many captcha variants out there that should do for a small-medium size blog.
Latest year I received like thousand spam posts on my blog, and few dozens real posts... now, after including captcha, almost no spam at all... I hate captcha, but it is so useful! 
Yes: while the restoration was done by L'Immagine Ritrovata, the colour grading was done by Kino Lorber.
Anybody knows anything about Kino Lorber's release of For a few dollars more that has just been announced?
"A new life awaits you in the Off-World Colonies. The chance to begin again in a golden land of opportunity and adventure. Lets go to the Colonies!" 
and thanks for the pm at blu re beauty and the beast, i did send that dude a pm and nothing, nada, zip, bubkiss, niente
sporv, just saw your post on the kill bill at blu, if you are still on spleen they have the untouched dvd and a fanedit explaining the differences
I dont know all that much about machine learning, but from the limited experience I have with it, it needs to be trained on a representative data set. For example I don't think this would work very well as-is, because it's trained on losslessly downsampled images, whereas a lot of the content we might be interested in upsampling is A. compressed and B. already initially sampled at a resolution that is low. Photoshop has a ML-supported upscaling algorithm and it works the best on high quality (low compression) downsampled images. It doesn't work very well on images that are noticeably compressed and low resolution to begin with, it tends to just amplify the compression artifacts like blocking,.
Yeah, you can use ESRGAN, but it won't work very well with movies unless you get big data set with movie frames and you'll teach your neural network for long time.
My brother got married this year and had a package stolen value around $150 with wedding-related goods that he had to re-order. 