This started as an audio project but I'm not 100% about the color. Some screenshots below, LD top, then R1 DVD then French Blu Ray. 

When I first watched the blu ray I felt it came across too teal in places, if you look at the second set of images the background is very blue in the DVD and LD but teal in the Blu. Same with the pillow in the first shot. However the LD looks too red to me. DVD is brighter than the Blu Ray but apart from those blue shots they don't differ too much in terms of color. 

So personally I'm thinking it might be best to stick with the colors from the blu ray, maybe using the DVD color in some of those blue scenes. Possibly brightening up the blu ray a little. 

Just wondered what others thought? 

Cheers

Since it's 1st release on DVD the movie's trailer always looked like shit. The movie had a few releases on Blu-ray and none of them had the trailer in better quality then what was found on the DVD. So I did my "restoration".

A 100% recreation of the original theatrical trailer in true high def.

Enjoy

I need a copy of the 1998 DVD of The Silence of the Lambs for a potential regrade of the Blu-ray. Thanks.

This guy was apart of every young brits childhoods.

I've just spend the last half hour looking at screenshots of BDs from different countries, UHD and UHD HDR to SDR converted screenshots... and I have no idea what is the best version of the movie.

To my eye, the U.S/EUR BD probably has the more appropriate colors, but the quality beyond that because of edge enhancement, etc. isn't that good.
The Japanese disc and the UHD colors look completely screwed around with.

I really don't know what to do.  I sill have my old DVD and can't figure what the best upgrade is.
Has anyone ever had the opportunity to compare these releases to a film print?

Do we need a project to color correct the UHD disc (not volunteering since I still have some color blindness).

Are the colors on the Aladdin 1992 uhd blu ray are just the theatrical color timing with more color because of the hdr and does the hdr mess with the brightness making it darker intended?

"Fanrestore theme auto" is now available. What's new:

- it automatically detects if your device prefers light or dark color mode (you can also just force the color you want in user CP) and presents the theme accordingly
- dark mode has several readability fixes
- light mode has a bit of a color scheme change, darker red is now the dominant color
- editor now displays correctly for light/dark theme

If you want to help us test the new themes please switch now (User CP -> Edit options -> Board style) and report any problems you may see in this thread. "Fanrestore theme auto" will soon become the default one, and I will remove "Fanres new" and "Fanres classic" themes (in all the color options) in the future, since they are almost the same visually but without the fixes, and would be just a pain to continue supporting.

Here's how it looks:

Can any one recommend an audio file I can use to make sure my system is decoding 2.0 surround into 4.0 correctly? A simple audio file that has a voice say left, center, right, rear would be fine. I found a few test files for Dolby Pro Logic II but would like to make sure I can decode mono rears correctly.

Insane Blade Runner Fanatic Fiend, Kudos to all the Producers and this wonderful Forum.

As some may know, Gravity (2013) was released in (pretty amazing) 3D on Blu-ray, but later on was also given an early Dolby Atmos mix on a Diamond Luxe release, minus the 3D.

As far as I know, no one has combined the 3D visuals and the Atmos mix, giving us the best of both worlds in one package. How possible is it to get a release like this made? Would anyone know how to (and wouldn't mind to) do it?

Edit: Also, the Diamond Luxe release included a "Silent Space" audio track that removed all music from the film. I've personally never heard this track, but for completionist sake it would be nice to also have it included.