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  Apocalypse Now 5.1ch from Laserdisc(1997)[PILF-2492](synced to UHD BD theatrical cut)
Posted by: kenkenken96 - 2026-09-27, 06:12 PM - Forum: Released - No Replies

All of the mixes for this movie are great, but in my opinion, this LD has the balance that comes closest to cinema mix.  IMAX screening was extremely intense, to say the least.

It’s a very aggressive mix for high Vol, particularly in the high frequencies, which is characteristic of many ’90s mixes.

There are a few obvious mistakes in certain scenes, such as the tiger scene, but for me, this is the best mix for the Valkyrie scene.

Note: The video source for the Theatrical Cut must be made with MakeMKV; otherwise, it will be completely out of sync. I had to make sync adjustments in more scenes than I expected.

I believe this should also sync properly with the WEBRip.

FLAC: 48 kHz / 24-bit
AC3: 448kbps (for easy use)

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  Original lossless Mixes synced to selected RNP 35mm film print scans
Posted by: BobbyMishima - 2026-09-27, 09:30 AM - Forum: Requests, proposals, help - No Replies

I am looking for the original theatrical 5.1 Surround Sound Mixes of Sam Rami's Army of Darkness (1992) (Dolby Digital 5.1), The Unusual Suspects (1995) (Dolby Digital 5.1), and David Fincher's Se7en (1995) (Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1) that are compatibly synced to Rob's Nostalgia Projects 35mm film print scans of these films (all that are missing their original 5.1 mixes in these films). Anyone here have them in lossless audio files?

As for Running Man (1987), I was wondering if anyone here has the Laserdisc 2.0 Stereo Mix synced to RNP 35mm film print scan of that film?

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  Interview With The Vampire - LD AC3 [13176] Synced to UHD
Posted by: commandrbond - 2026-09-27, 02:53 AM - Forum: Released - No Replies

Synced without transcoding using Eac3to.  The DTS-HD MA 5.1 on the UHD is fine but there are slight differences in channel level balances, so the AC3 is here for the purists.  

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  hello
Posted by: panzilla - 2026-09-26, 08:26 PM - Forum: Presentation - No Replies

I am new to the community and I'm here to learn and share my limited knowledge with everyone. Thank you very much

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  Hello everyone
Posted by: protomucca - 2026-09-26, 09:34 AM - Forum: Presentation - No Replies

Hello guys, very nice forum!

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  New frame or shot insertion into an existing MKV
Posted by: PDB - 2026-09-25, 02:46 PM - Forum: Converting, encoding, authoring - Replies (2)

I know we have had this discussion before but looking for an update, if there is anything better out there now.

My problem is that I'm trying a new way to color regrade and it is screwing up every once and a while. So I find the error(s) fix it and re-render. Then when I thought I found all the errors, I randomly find another and fix that and re-render. So for the Aliens dvd regrade, I ended up rendering it about 12 times. So that boils down to more then 24 days of encoding. That's a real pain.

So what I'm looking for is a way to insert the fixes (shots or frames) into the MKV without going through the 2-ish days of re-rendering. I know there was some commercial software but I also hear of some freeware ways of doing the work.

Thanks

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  Hello to all members !!!!!
Posted by: ptzelepis - 2026-09-24, 12:56 PM - Forum: Presentation - No Replies

Hello to everyone !!!!!! Glad to find this place.....Its amazing !!!!

Interested in open matte material and unique encodes.....for example Justice League Widescreen !!!! Oh my GOD !!!!

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  Spambots
Posted by: Hitcher - 2026-09-23, 02:54 PM - Forum: Bug reports and suggestions - Replies (6)

Hi Team,

I've noticed we've been dealing with a heavy influx of spambots lately. To help save you some time, I used an AI assistant to research the most effective, up-to-date anti-spam configurations specifically for MyBB forums.

The AI highlighted that modern automated bots easily bypass our current default CAPTCHA, but MyBB has some great native tools and plugins that can stop them at the root. Here is the action plan it generated for us to permanently fix the issue:

1. Quick Fix: Add Custom Q&A Verification (No Plugins Needed)
Automated bots cannot solve custom text questions.

  • Where to find it: Admin CP > Configuration > Question Verification
  • What to do: Add 2–3 unique questions. For example: "What is the main topic of Fanrestore?" (Answer: restoration / film) or a simple instruction like "Type the word 'FAN' in lowercase letters."

2. Upgrade the CAPTCHA to hCaptcha (Free & Native)
MyBB natively supports hCaptcha, which is vastly superior to the default visual CAPTCHA at stopping automated registration scripts.
  • Where to find it: Admin CP > Configuration > General Configuration > Captcha Images
  • What to do: Select hCaptcha from the dropdown. You just need to grab a free API Key and Secret Key from hCaptcha's website, paste them in, and save.

3. Automated Defense: "Stop Forum Spam" Plugin
Instead of us manually banning spammers after they post, this official plugin blocks them at the door by checking their IP and email against a global database of known spammers during registration.
4. Damage Control: Limit New Accounts
If a bot somehow slips through, we can kill their incentive to spam by adjusting MyBB user group permissions:
  • Moderate First Posts: Set permissions so a user's first 1 or 2 posts require mod approval before going live.
  • Disable Links: Prevent new accounts from adding links to their signatures or profiles until they reach a minimum post count (e.g., 3 posts). This completely breaks the SEO benefit the spammers are looking for.

Hopefully, these AI-suggested steps give us a quick roadmap to shut the bots down.

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  GoldenEye - LD AC3 [ML105495] Synced to Deflate 4k Web-rip
Posted by: commandrbond - 2026-09-23, 06:32 AM - Forum: Released - No Replies

Synced using Eac3to, no transcoding, dialnorm and metadata intact.

I also made a custom version replacing the horrendous end credits song with soundtrack cut "The GoldenEye Overture" from the pre-title sequence. Also compiled without transcoding.

I have the LD DTS mix available, as well, synced again without transcoding, original end song intact...unfortunately.

Of course, the AC3 famously has outrageous LFE, almost bordering on annoying. But its still pretty fun.

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  Hello Everyone!
Posted by: voodoo986 - 2026-09-22, 07:22 PM - Forum: Presentation - Replies (1)

Hi,

New member here, fan of rare and extended versions.

Glad I found this place,

Cheers!

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