Hi,

I don't own any home video release of The Magnificent Seven (1960) yet, but I will get the recent Shout! Factory 4K UHD Blu-ray sometime.

According to Blah-ray, Moshrom says that the 1989 MGM LaserDisc (ML101563) sounds the best and even better than the 1984 CBS/Fox Hi-Fi VHS, due to it having "more detail, slightly less hiss," and "a wider dynamic range" (I'm guessing that the 1989 LaserDisc is probably from higher generation elements). I would like it if someone could rip the mono track from said LaserDisc and sync it to the recent Shout! Factory 4K UHD Blu-ray as a 2.0 mono LPCM WAV or FLAC file so I can mux it to my MKV rip of the movie from the 4K UHD Blu-ray after I get it.

Thanks,
James76

I just registered here and am hoping to help anyway I can 

Hi!

Movie buff of all eras really, but particularly fond of the black and white comedies.

Looking forward to seeing what this group has to offer and what I can offer back. 

Have a great day!

Just found this site, looks great! looking forward to looking around it

Looking for a subtitle editor that I can use in real time with the video.

Any recommendations?

Thanks.

hello from Wales, wanted to check out this forum, love seeing fanedits of movies, I have an account on fanedit.org, and wanted to start one here

I thought I was an odd one trying to tinker with AI upscaling for my movies, glad to have found this forum! Hello from Canada.

Hey,

I'm glad to be here. I love movies and I'm always saddened when commercial releases get butchered, when DNR is overly applied, when some scenes get censored, when color timings gets completely changed to something more modern but unlike what was originally released, etc... So, of course I'm glad to be a community of people interested in restoring films to their original versions

I have eclectic taste in movies but right now, I'm in a period where I'm super interested in old HK movies from Hong Kong's heydays as a cinema powerhouse.

So, the Arrow Blu-ray of In the Aftermath has muffled audio compared to the VHS. However, I don't see any proper lossless rips of the VHS audio.
IIRC The Code Red Blu-ray (which is now out-of-print) probably sounds clearer, but I don't know exactly. Can someone please send me lossless VHS rip and Code Red Blu-ray audio tracks for In the Aftermath that are synced up to the 2K restored Arrow Blu-ray?

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

Howdy from Canada.

Lost fan stuff!

Cheers!