Hello, everyone.

I'm interested in fanediting primarily in the way of extended cuts of movies. I can't do it myself yet, though if I could I'd start by restoring every extent finished or extended deleted scene to the movie JOHN CARTER. There's some on the Blu Ray, and at least one more on the bonus disc offered by Best Buy.

I own the Criterion 3-disc Blu-ray set of Citizen Kane and was wondering if someone could rip the non-linear track from the 1991 Turner Hi-Fi VHS (incorrectly referred to as being from 1992 by Blah-ray) and sync it to the Criterion UHD and regular Blu-ray and Warner UHD Blu-ray.

Here's info from Blah-ray.

Can anyone sync the English dub of Volver (2006) from the UK DVD to the new UHD on the Sony Pictures Classics 4K box set?

Dvdcompare:

http://dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=62895

http://dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=12184#9

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3x Commentaries from DVD synced to the new Arrow UHD.

Here they are respectively.
1. Bey Logan from HKL DVD
2. Bey Logan from HKL Platinum 2-Set DVD
3. Donnie Yen Commentary (Cantonese) - Megastar DVD - A rare and legendary one

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The aim of this project was to recreate the on-set voices of its cast of characters, most notably Nick Adams who spoke English throughout production to only then be dubbed over by Goro Naya for the Japanese release.

He can be heard speaking his native language in the original trailer:
 

I finished this in June of last year and am pretty pleased with the results bar one small moment where the two soundtracks bled into one another during the scene at the diner. Sources for this project included the Criterion Collection and Classic Media release as well as the OST sourced from the Perfect Box set. The subtitles have been updated where necessary.

Video example: https://we.tl/t-nkdO0BM5F2

The finished project has been uploaded for all to enjoy, reply for a link.

Recently, I have seen a program that people are using to measure the light output in nits for HDR10+ and Dolby Vision. It looks like this:



Does anyone know what program that is?

Hey everyone! i am super excited to see what this site has to offer. I am a fan editor myself and have only worked on a few personal projects but would absolutely be open to sharing them if anyone was interested!

Beverly Hills Cop (1984) :: Audio Sync :: LD [LV 1134-WS] to UHD



Movie: Beverly Hills Cop (1984)
Source: Paramount LD [LV 1134-WS] - 2 Sides | Synced to: Paramount UHD
Input: PCM 16-bit, 44.1khz, Stereo (bit perfect) | Output: FLAC 16-bit, 44.1khz, Stereo
Sourced: Soundman | Ripped: Soundman | Synced: BlightedTomato

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I had to restore an older movie that was previously wrecked w/ multiple layered bad interlacing choices, tons of jitter, ghosting, terrible resampling, on and on. What's left is a very stable movie, but it looks too sterile, clinical, waxy, lifeless. It was definitely shot on film (35mm?) and I'm seeking to add a wee tiny bit of grain back into it. Any grain that was there is long gone. I have several grain plates I could overlay in Premiere (or Resolve), but I'm open to ideas. The grain technically *should change over time in the running length, and increase in darker scenes and decrease in lighter scenes, right? It should be dynamic. Can you guys please give me some pointers/tips as this will be my 1st time attempting this. I *could go w/ a grain rendering program, but that route seems very artificial and I'd rather overlay some real grain. Please share some ideas, I appreciate your time and help!