Since the Blu-Ray releases of the films have only ever included the Unrated cut of the film, did the Theatrical Cut ever get put out in HD anywhere either in the form of a HDTV cap or anything similar? I've only ever seen it on DVD and nowhere else. 

Also, I managed to find the uncommon Australian 2000 "Dumb and Dumber" DVD on the side of the road that contains the deleted "little old lady" scene that is unique to this release for some reason. I managed to rip the open matte disc and upscaled it to HD and cropped it to 16:9 without much hassle. 






I'd be happy to upload the entire film untouched from the DVD if anyone would want it.

There's too many answers on Google from using FFmpeg to HandBrake so I thought I'd be better of asking here instead.

What do you use/do?

Thanks.

Ok, so there's another ZSJL project, I am workin' on it for a few days.



As a widescreen lover I wasn't initally all that happy with Snyder's vision in which the movie was presented in 4:3. After two viewings I can say it's not that bad and surely more interesting than standard 1.78:1 presentation of theatrical cut. But that doesn't change the fact I'd like to be able watch that movie in AR matching previous films (just as was the case with first Avengers). So I started working on reframing whole thing to theatrical 2.35:1 (or something close to it) aspect ratio which of course means we see about a half of the picture. But, that is the important part of the picture and after watching some scenes in that form I'm quite certain I will watch that more often than Snyder's preferred 1.33:1 version.



As the addition, I've tweaked colors a little bit (a little less green, a little more red) and if the 5.1 audio tracks allow it, I'm thinking about a little bit of re-scoring as I didnt really like Junkie XL' music. But even if I'll do that, it would be only an optional bonus track.  Also, there will be some cuts to few pointless scenes -  everything after shirt rip scene, and "certain Martha scene", as I think those do not really belong in that movie.

This non-fan edit aims to make Zack Snyder's Justice League a ridiculous, incoherent and boring movie. Since ZSJL is a really excellent movie, it's pretty challenging, so it's of academic interest. It follows in the footsteps left in the swamp of ridiculousness by masterpieces such as "Star Wars - Episode I: The Ridiculous Menace"

Incomplete list of changes:
- Make the colors look really boring and Marvel-ish
- Add silly jokes that completely ruin the atmosphere
- Exchange the dynamic soundtrack for something really sluggish, out of place and not in sync with the picture for maximum effect of ridiculousness.
- Cut off the beautiful picture to fit 16:9
- Cut the movie down to 2 hours
- Remove anything that gives depth or coherence to the story, such as buildup, character background, any form of emotional satisfaction
- Basically just cut from scene to scene as fast as possible to make the movie feel hurried and like it doesn't take itself seriously
- Make some strange color changes
- Generally lots of little edits throughout the movie that just generally make it more sh*tty

This project is released under the name "Justice League (2017)" and you can watch it here.

Thanks!

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What is the best version of this?
I have the BD that sadly has only the 5.1 remix in lossy Dolby

Is there a 4k or an HD in mono?

Converting a 5.1 AC3 track to WAV is giving me errors in both ffmpeg and eac3to due to reaching its file limit.

The result still seems to play correctly, but looks like the headers are screwed and media players can't determine its correct length.

What is the correct way to convert multi-channel audio to WAV? Or is it possible to fix the headers?

Apologies if this has been asked before but I couldn't find anything with search.

What's the best way to create and sync SRT subtitles to video?

I usually use Subtitle Workshop or SubtitleEdit to make minor corrections, small delays and FPS conversions etc.

They both support video playback with the subtitles however the experience is pretty awful. The video sync is not exact and I found playing back the sub in a media player it is off by as much as a second. I would then have apply a delay to compensate. On top of that, seeking through the video is unreliable and doesn't playback at the point I want it to and I have to constantly adjust.

Is this kind task normally done in a pro video editor? Unfortunately my laptop isn't very good and doesn't have much space on the primary HDD, so something like Davinci Resolve is out of the question.

Hey! New member here.

I watched Mid90s the other day and I'm wondering why the Blu-ray transfer looks so underexposed? Is it a result of filming on 16mm film?