Hey everyone

Came here in search to PM someone about something I saw him post on another site (but I can't register for that site due to a technical issue they need to sort). Anyway, had a browse around and think I'll stay. I love the passion here.

I've been cleaning up audio on VHS conversions of 80's/90's wrestling broadcasts origiinally recorded on VHS, with mostly positive results. I may just stick around and help/get help where possible.

I'm a dab hand in TMPGEnc Authoring Works and I'm starting to learn Adobe Premiere too.

who has a link for the goonies laserdisc slightly extended version? i am working on a edit

This may seem like a noob question but what's the easiest way to rip DVDs and Blu-Rays to digital?

Hi,

I am very happy to finally do my first post here. I love what you all are doing here!! I hope I can contribute in some way in the future! Thanks for having me!

gr Kurtos

Hello all, I am looking to rip a couple of audio tracks from a couple DVDs I own... One has an Isolated Score Track... And the other I want to try and extract discrete channels of 5.1 (AC3 and DTS tracks) for a small snippet of the film for another personal project I'm working on.

On my old PC, I used DVD Audio Extractor which I had great success with once upon a time... I am on a Mac Mini Currently (with and external USB DVD drive), but haven't had much luck with the same program.

I do realize that there is a paid version of that program for Mac, but I'm wondering... What is another good program for ripping DVD audio for Mac?

Bonus points if it can rip Lossless DVD-A tracks as well.

This was the first project I did and the menu structure has evolved slightly since then, plus for V1 I didn't use the original Criterion chapter stops and finally when I did the colour correction I applied just one LUT to the entire project, this time I have redone the correction using 47 LUTs. 

• BD25 with animated menus that look and behave like the official Criterion discs, with a background video, pop up menus and resume function
  
• Video taken from the HDTV broadcast, with scene by scene colour correction
  
• Original chapter stops used on the Laserdisc
  
• English 5.1 EAC3 from the HDTV Broadcast
  
• Commentary track with the Directors The Hughes Brothers, Larenz Tate, Keith David, Lisa Rinzler, Dr Todd Boyd and Ari Merretazon
  
• English, French, German and Spanish Subtitles
  
• Deleted Scenes and Storyboard sequences
  
• Vintage Featurette
  
• Trailer and TV Spots
  
• The Real Anthony, Ari Merretazon, Today
  
• Dr Boyd's Guide to Blaxploitation
  
• Al Green in Pimpstrumental Color
  
• Issac Hayes Walk On By Music Video
  
• Laserdisc Credits
  

Only one print of this film is known to exist - and it might be possible to scan it!


From the Lost Media Wiki:

Santo Gold's Blood Circus, produced in 1985 by Santo Victor Rigatuso (aka Robert "Bob" Harris), is a sci-fi movie about man-eating aliens from "Zoran" invading Earth and their clash with professional US and USSR wrestlers. Rigatuso, playing the character of Santo Gold in a scene recorded at the Baltimore Civic Center, performs a song before the film's climactic brawl. The lyrics, however, have nothing to do with the film, and are about Rigatuso's Santo Gold business.

The film starred a few professional wrestlers from WWF (now WWE), and was made on a budget of 2 million dollars. It was promoted through infomercials for Rigatuso's Santo Gold mail-order jewelry business.

Well after gathering a bit of data, it seems there's the most amount of support for a preservation scan of The Keep as of right now, and I can most certainly understand why given its rough history when it comes to proper home media releases–or the lack thereof.

• $10 – FilmD00d ✓
  
• $300 – Garrison Ryfun ✓
  
• $100 – jamisontyler1 ✓
  
• £20 / $25 – dvdmike (FanRes) ✓
  
• $20 – zxthehedgehog
  
• $100 – shiftyeyes ✓
  
• $10 – TomArrow ✓
  
• €50 / $55 – xavierbzh (FanRes) ✓
  
• $20 – Eric Trenkamp (Facebook)
  
• $50 – Matthew Barker (Facebook) ✓
  
• £20 / $25 – alleycat (FanRes) ✓
  
• £30 / $35 – HippieDalek ✓
  
• £10 / $12 – Kynch (FanRes) ✓
  
• $20 – Soupdrinker0 (OT) ✓
  
• $25 – zoidberg (FanRes) ✓
  
• $50 – iguanaclerk (FanRes) ✓
  
• $25 – TheEvilMayor ✓
  

Found an interesting list online, with HD-HDTV HR-HDTV names - just copy and paste interested titles in a search engine to find a torrent or (yup!) ed2K linkS!

Cleaned up to let the search easier, you can also copy&paste into your spreedsheet.

Title - year - file name - file size

Thoughts based on comparisons found on Caps-a-holic: https://caps-a-holic.com/index.php?s=star+wars

I do not take in account contrast (due to wrong HDR-to-SDR conversion, I hope) or colors here, but only frame size and resolution.

EP I, II, III: UHD-BDs have the exact same resolution of BDs, but have a tiny less image on both top and bottom, and both sides are slightly cut and stretched.

EP IV: UHD-BD has higher resolution than BD, and more image on both left and right, but less on top and bottom.

EP V: UHD-BD has higher resolution than BD, but less image on all sides.

EP VI: UHD-BD has higher resolution than BD, and more image on left, but less on right, top and bottom.