Hi everyone. I'm looking to build a new PC to get myself set for editing in 4K.

My current PC build is getting on a bit now, I think about 9 years. i74770K, 32GB RAM, GTX770 4GB.

As I've been out of the loop on new PC stuff for a while I'm not sure what everyone is using these days. I've been watching some YT videos and there is a lot of conflicting information. Intel vs AMD, DDR5 or DDR5, etc.

I'll be using mostly Adobe Suite, Premiere, and AE.

I'm also going to need a new monitor since my current one is only 1080p. Used for colour correction and playback.

I'm not looking for a budget option, this thing will be with me for a while, so I don't want to cheap out on it. I also don't want to waste money on the latest parts just for a couple of percent performance increase.

Interested to hear what others are using and opinions on where is best to spend the money for our specific hobby. I'm not looking to make a gaming PC.

Cheers everyone.

Tough one here: getting interference on my S-Video in on my Diamond VC500 USB capture card..
The composite (RCA) in does NOT have the interference..
-Replaced cables, that didn't do it.
-Moved the card around to different ports, nothing changed.
-Tried turning off every device in my room.. nothing.
-Uninstalled/reinstalled the driver.. still not resolved.
-Tried 3 different capture programs.
-Even replaced the cap card w/ an identical brand new one.. same problem.
I don't get it. It worked a few months ago flawlessly in Win10 x64. I don't know whats changed??

Note: its not RGB aura lights (they're off just like they were 6 months ago when I last capped. Its not the wall outlet either, tried that. Nor the lights in the room.. same lights as last time.

Hi there! As someone who is all for the preservation of theatrical releases, original audio mixes, etc. this seems like a good place to be.

PS: I am a bit confused as to why there is another forum with a very similar domain name.

Greetings every one,
A humble request regarding Thelma & Louise [1991] - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103074/
https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/03923/ML102410/

Looking the audio(s) specific to this LD linked above, can be unsynced or synced to BD etc.

Regards

You can find the detailed comparison on the following link: https://blah-ray.blogspot.com/search/lab...%281959%29
Absolute beast audio for the movie.

Synced to UHD.
Also managed to sync the AUS BD to UHD (FYI even the AUS was oos when compared to UHD).

PM for links if needed.

I'm instrested in the various edits and foreign dubs of Kaiju/Tokusatsu movies

Winter Light (1963):

2001 R2 Tartan DVD audio synced to 2018 Criterion Blu-Ray

Some clean-up of damage was performed, as well as fixing of 3 sync issues on the Criterion blu*

More detailed audio, see https://blah-ray.blogspot.com/search/lab...%281963%29


*As far as I recall, these were 2 instances of missing words at the start of a sentence and a missing sound of velcro.

Aguirre, Wrath of God (1972):

2000 R2 Stonevision DVD audio synced to 2014 BFI Blu-Ray

Some sections (including the opening music) had to have the BFI's audio spliced in

More detailed audio.




More info at https://blah-ray.blogspot.com/search/lab...%281972%29

Persona (1966):

2003 R2 Tartan DVD audio synced to 2018 Criterion Blu-Ray

Some clean-up of damage was also performed.

More detailed audio, see https://blah-ray.blogspot.com/search/lab...%281966%29

In a Lonely Place (1950):

2003 R2 Sony/Columbia Tri-Star DVD audio synced to 2016 Criterion Blu-Ray

More detailed audio, see https://blah-ray.blogspot.com/search/lab...%281950%29

The A/D sync varies wildly in numerous scenes, for example the restaurant scene at 50:30, where the timing of the dialogue in relation to the sounds of the pianist in the background is completely different between the two. I have chosen to use the sync of the Columbia DVD in most of these instances as I feel it's A/D sync is more "correct". This is because I noticed in the shot at 2:10 where Dix steps out the car, you can see the boy in the background say "Can I have your autograph, mister?", and this line of dialogue is clearly out of sync on the Criterion blu, but perfect on the DVD.