Come and See (1985) MONO (Dolby Digital 2.0 mono)
old DVD-R2 audio - Close-up Russian DVD

Very better than Bluray audios.

I synced to Criterion Bluray.

Close-up DVD Russian:



https://vobzor.com/page.php?id=99

I synced the laserdisc audio to 4k Studio Canal Blu-ray.
I synced the old DVD R2 too. (better audio IMO)

I finished today the remastering for the trailer of Bill & Ted 1

Have a look

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZRFCxurNZA

So Solaris.2002.BETA.4K.HDR.DTS-HD-5.1-MUBELDAB.mkv got released a few days ago but I can't find anything about it getting a UHD transfer anywhere. I've had a quick look at it and I don't know whether it's just me but it something seems off with it.
Anyone here had a chance to check it out as I'm sure your eyes will be better than mine at discerning its origins?

Anyone here has the UNRATED US Blu-ray and can extract files from it?

Only on this BD are the red band trailers for the movie. They were never released in good quality online. Youtube at best and only in 720p

The BD, so I've heard, has them in HD and even with 5.1 sound.

Would love to get them

Thanks

Edit: Request filled

Don't suppose anyone has this on LD and could capture the audio please? There are copies out there are quite expensive.

I'm looking for the original mono mix for said movie. On DVD only the 1st US DVD release had it. After that it's just 5.1.

Anyone with one of these LD can help out. If you can capture the video as well, this would help syncing a lot.

Thanks

US LD
JAP LD

I'm sure this question has been asked before. I have a DTS-HD MA track that I need to make some minor edits to, like trimming a little info throughout and adding a little back in. What's the best way of going about this without transcoding or quality loss? I can't imagine it would be converting it to FLAC and using something like Audacity, then converting back somehow? Thaanks.

Noob question here. I'm working with an x264 mp4 as my source and would like to export the work I've done with minimal quality reduction. Should I export as a high bitrate x264/265 mp4 or a lossless format, then use something like Handbrake to encode it with x264/265? Thanks New to all of this.

Dances with Wolves seems to have two main color-timings: a neutral look that is on the cool side in certain shots and prairie-grass that is somewhat reddish, and a golden look that's quite distinctive.  The theatrical cut tends to come with the latter, and the extended edition, the former, although there are some releases that buck the trend. such as the UK BD of the TC.  LD ID8322OR has the golden look, with the occasional shot that does its own thing.








Neither look seems obviously wrong when watching the film.  The golden look has its charm though.