Now, I know there's AI programs that can isolate/remove music and vocals.. would this apply to a 5.1 mix that includes sound effects as well? It has some of the score mixed into the center and rear channels (unfortunately), so I can't just edit them out in a waveform editor.
Any strategies you guys found worked for you?

Has anyone ever captured the LD [13559 AS] release of this film?:

https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/08334/135...ll-Hunting

I am planning on syncing the three tracks to the US Blu-ray. Thanks for the help.

So I just checked the HBOMax channel this mornin' on Amazon Prime and this showed up oddly enough.

Uses the BD transfer with loads more top and bottom.

Thought I'd put this out there.

A couple weeks back, Kino's official Twitter account confirmed that Paramount will be releasing Sergio Leone's Once Upon a Time in the West on 4K for its 55th Anniversary!


This has been strongly suspected for a while now, and I also recently spotted a Paramount employee watching, and rating it on his Letterboxd account, which has happened leading up to eventual Paramount releases. Obviously this is Paramount, so we have to be cautiously optimistic here. I'll update the post once more details comes out.

I'm a bit of an analog media nerd. I collect vhs and laserdiscs for their audio so i can put it with the newer non composite sinful video. preferably bluray but i use what i can get my hands on. i have a domsday duplicator but im very lazy so i havent set it up. especially since ac3 audio is what i mostly care about from laserdiscs and i can cap that already. nice to meet y'all

Hi! I'm new. I'm very interested in LaserdiscRips because of the audio an also the video.
I have a list of spanish VHSRips, if someone is interested, let me know!

Hi all,

I’ve got a video file I’m looking to use for a project which was way too much grain to fit with the rest of the material. I was wondering if there’s a way of lowering the grain without too much loss of detail? I know this might be a losing battle but any suggestions would be welcome.


Thanks

Obviously people are paying more attention to "Charade" at the moment with it being added to the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress.

Today I found something quite baffling; a Taiwan Blu-ray:

All of the Peanuts animated specials (at least to my knowledge) had a sponsor tag in their intros and closing credits that were excised from all home video releases. It seems superficial, but I'm asking if any of them were saved. I know the tags for A Charlie Brown Christmas are available, and ones for All-Stars and It's the Great Pumpkin exist albeit in low quality, but what about the rest?

Hitchcock's talkie version of Blackmail, released by Kino on BD, was a complete disaster.
Kino released not only one, but two falty version of the talkie on the same package. Instead of the original 1:20:1 aspect ratio, Disc One had the picture at 1:12:1 (vertically stretched), while Disc Two presented it at 1.33:1 version and horizontally stretched. Apparently the black bars are also not totally black, presenting a RGB value of R3 B3 G3 instead of 0 (zero), but I don't know if it also affected the movie's colors.
   
Is anyone interested in fixing this mistake?

Ps: Looks like Prime Video (https://is.gd/dfWZij) and Vudu (https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/deta...ail/561471) have the movie in HD and proper aspect ratio (although probably a lower bitrate).

Sources: https://www.brentonfilm.com/alfred-hitch...929-part-2
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=321079