Hey guys!

This is a nice regrade of the remastered UHD using the 35mm beta 4 mkv file that is floating around as reference. Not much to say about it, I think the gallery speaks for itself. The remastered UHD looks a bit better than the first release, better grain retention overall... but is as inconsistent: some scenes are very grainy, and film like while others look waxy an dnr'ed. Not exactly the best 4K ever. It's what it is.
The audio included is the corrected theatrical dts (in flac format) from the 35mm mkv file. Also included (and I have to say I quite like it) the 3D BluRay audio (7.1 and 5.1 tracks). 

Gallery: https://postimg.cc/gallery/TDJK9pJ/24065474


68.0 GB

Quote:Video: HVC1 3840x2160 23.976fps [V: hevc main 10 L5.1, yuv420p10le, 3840x2160 [default]]
Audio: FLAC (framed) 44100Hz 6ch 6350kbps [A: Theatrical [eng] (flac, 44100 Hz, 5.1(side), s24) [default]]
Audio: DTS 48000Hz 6ch 1536kbps [A: DTS 5.1 (3D) [eng] (dts, 48000 Hz, 5.1(side), 1536 kb/s)]
Audio: DTS 48000Hz 8ch 12288kbps [A: DTS 7.1 (3D) (dts-hd hra, 48000 Hz, 7.1)]


All the UHD subs

Greetings, from the Philippines!

The most recent movie I have watched blindly is the first Indiana Jones movie.

Fan of local and foreign movies.

Hope to have a fun time chatting about movies and whatnot here!

Has anyone attempted to do a sync of the 2001 R1 Paramount DVD/2008 R2 Optimum DVD (they both share the same mastering) audio for The Elephant Man to the UHD (StudioCanal/Criterion)?

According to blah-ray (and just by my judgment of the provided samples), the 2001 R1 Paramount DVD/2008 R2 Optimum DVD is easily the best-sounding audio currently available.

I'd love to know if anyone has taken a crack at this.

Thanks in advance!

Is anyone interested in “Family Friendly” edits of films. I recently re-edited Beetlejuice and Ghostbusters for my 10yr old niece so she could watch them with her parents. Took out the majority of swearing and anything sexually inappropriate/tricky for her age. I know for some this is sacrilege or super conservative. But just throwing it out there because it was kind of a fun challenge to edit. Haven’t uploaded them yet, but if anyone is interested I can get them ready and send a link.

Sorry if this is covered on another thread. Please redirect if so.

Hey,

I'm interested in anything concerning TWBB, especially since this is a very "analogue" movie :-)

Does anybody know if there are scans circulating?

Thanks!

Hello, I've been collecting a lot of blu-rays of silents, pre-code, screwballs, as well as, some world cinema. Along the way, I've learned of the vastly different quality of different releases. However, every time I need to find the best release, I need to go through different forums and websites just to research. 

I've since made it my passion project to build a centralized database to collect all these informations. It started with a google sheets but then after more than a year's efforts, I've built my website https://bestblurays.com (as an example, here's our entry of Raging Bull) from ground-up with whatever free time I can find after work.

It's community-driven in that any member can and have already contributed either new films or updated outdated information. You can check our criteria here. I believe the mission should hopefully resonate with this community, and there's much I can learn from you.

Hi I'm excited to be here to take a look of all the remastered bluray/sources being reworked.I am also interested in working on some regional contents

Hey, guys.

What do you think of these two to work on DaVinci Resolve, to encode 1080p and 2160p videos, etc.? I'm not a gamer, so I don't give a crap about that aspect of things.

https://www.amazon.fr/GEEKOM-IT15-Puissa...JMGQ&psc=1

https://www.amazon.fr/GEEKOM-A9-Max-Ordi...D9BX2&th=1

They both are at the same price, 999€, at the moment, although I found the IT15 at 939€ and the A9 Max at 899€ elsewhere. The IT15 seems to be the best choice, but I'm waiting for the actual Black Friday to see if the prices go down. I guess the A9 Max would do just fine for my expectations, plus I like having extra USB-A connections for external HDDs. So which one would be the better choice? Or maybe you guys know an even better alternate choice? Geekom apparently has good reputation regarding mini-PCs with robust metal casing, unlike the low-cost plastic ones used by other brands.

Hi everyone, I've been trying to track down an uncompressed file of the original broadcast colored version of A Charlie Brown Christmas since I discovered the download link on Lost Media Wiki is no longer works. I've always enjoyed watching the 16mm unrestored print with the ads and Coca-Cola sponsors every Christmas since it was first uploaded to the website in 2018. With the upcoming 60th anniversary of the original special next month, I thought I'd re-download it a month in advance before the holiday season begins. Unfortunately, when I got on LMW and clicked on the download link here:
https://mega.nz/#!rbgVnIqb!tYPkldivZu7OH...udnUKJW62M
I got an error saying the file was no longer available, meaning I can no longer watch 1965 broadcast version anymore. I tried looking for the file online elsewhere like Internet Archive, but those are basically heavily compressed versions of the original file. So I was wondering, if anybody has the original uncompressed file of the 16mm print in their own hands, can someone PM me a link to it so I can have access to it once again? Thank you very much!

I’m a former LD, DVD, and BD collector from Japan.
Since it became possible to stream-rip AC3 from LDs, I’ve become interested in the unexpected differences in the mixes.
I’m a bit late to the party, but I’d like to gather information here.