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Recreating ending credits? |
Posted by: Serums - 2019-02-08, 11:00 AM - Forum: General technical discussions
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Hello,
I imagine that this may split opinions, but I thought I would ask. In the event of constructing a complete reconstruction of a film (using uncut/cut sources etc), would it be preferable to recreate the ending credits (over a textless, but higher quality version of the credits scene) or simply use a lower quality source for their entirety?
The higher quality source (in this case, HD) of course looks nicer, but there will be a few frames inserted from a lower quality source that might have credits on them. So if either choosing to recreate the credits, or leave the credits scene textless, a few frames would either suddenly feature text (or two layers of text potentially overlapping).
The ending credits on the lower quality source are in multiple languages too, so attempting to even OCR or transcribe them them may prove difficult due to a decrease in legibility.
Any feedback/opinions are appreciated.
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Christine (1983) Original Stereo PCM |
Posted by: crampedmisfit1990 - 2019-02-08, 04:51 AM - Forum: Released
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I recently bought the UK BD of Christine released by Indicator. This is the only BD release I know of that includes the original Stereo mix, let alone uncompressed. All the US releases seem to only include the 5.1 remix and I'm not sure what sfx were changed or altered but I'm sure there are some. Anyhow, All that needs done is syncing to whatever release you want to apply this track to... In my case the 4K UHD release. I demuxed the original stereo and it is available upon PM. Thanx.
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Bill Hicks |
Posted by: CaveDoctor - 2019-02-06, 09:59 PM - Forum: Movies, TV shows and other
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Does anyone know if there is an HD version available of Bill Hicks' Revelations?
It's a stand up performance that I'm quite fond of and was hoping that it would make my archive.
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It's a Wonderful Life (1946) in 4K |
Posted by: asterisk8 - 2019-02-05, 03:38 AM - Forum: Requests, proposals, help
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Has anyone preserved the 4K restoration of It's a Wonderful Life released digitally a couple months ago? I haven't been able to find it on any of the usual sites (granted, I'm not on Blu). Is there an opportunity here to mux an even better preservation with original audio?
Just curious, thanks!
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Twin Peaks and Star Trek |
Posted by: CaveDoctor - 2019-02-04, 05:40 AM - Forum: Requests, proposals, help
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I don't know if this is the proper board to post this, but it has to do with Twin Peaks.
I used a remastered clip from the official bluray set, and compared it to one DVD release.
I noticed that the masking was different between the sets, among other details, the timing for one scene in particular seemed to be slightly different, enough to where the audio wasn't in sync.
I have this weird habit of wanting to overly SD footage over it's HD in iMovie.
On the topic of Star Trek, for TOS, is there a LUT available that would give me the colors present on the prior DVD releases?
There seems to be a big difference between the colors in the DVD and the remaster, probably due to LCDs having a different type of backlight in comparison to a CRT.
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VC-1 to x265 |
Posted by: CaveDoctor - 2019-02-04, 02:30 AM - Forum: Script snippets
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My preferred video standard from here on out is x265 with an honorable mention of x264 as my other preferred video streaming format.
My question, what is the quality like for converting VC-1 content to x265?
Would it be better to convert the VC-1 content to prores before converting to x265, in order to avoid degradation?
Also, are there any methods of audio upscaling?
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