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Mediainfo is very important, yet too long (and when quoted, even longer!)

I hereby propose to wrap it inside the "hide" tag - at the moment, it should be made manually... how?

With the release of "The Evil Dead: A Nightmare Reimagined" by Mondo earlier this year, has anyone has ever experimentally tried to sync up the new soundtrack with the movie?

Beyond The Phantom Edit: A Critical History and Practical Analysis of Fan Edits:
https://kuscholarworks.ku.edu/bitstream/...DATA_1.pdf

What's the best software to make Blu-ray discs with menus and stuff in?

I always felt HP3 was kinda... "wrong"... then, when I had the chance to get the telecine version, presto! And so, as suspected, its colors was really better - far from perfect, due to the bad quality and process used to capture it, still very similar to trailers, and... "right"!

And, because "a picture is worth a thousand words", without much further ado, here you can see an example:



Oh, how much I prefer the regrade, and you?

BD Vs BD regraded as telecine:
http://www.framecompare.com/image-compar...n/JB92CNNU

Note: even if there is no open matte version around (AFAIK, but, please, prove me wrong!), it's possible to get an UAR version with very tiny slices of image on top and bottom, thanks to open matte pan&scan WEB version; also, in at least one shot, telecine has a bit more image on a side - dunno if/how can I get it right, but I wanted to let you know.

I have managed to find out a regrade setting (without using another source as a reference) similar to this one, and applied to HP6, and results are quite nice (if there is some interest, it will be matter for a new thread).

Now, questions are: do you like this telecine-based regraded? And, if so, which other episodes need to be eventually regraded, using similar settings (read: snow, clouds, fog should be white-ish and not green blah blah blah)

Following on from my Tom and Jerry isolated scores idea, I thought I should like to make a Blu-ray of all the CinemaScope Tom and Jerry cartoons, with options for stereo and isolated soundtracks where available. The reason is simple: because I never got a copy of the cartoons with the complete picture - all I had was the Complete Classic Collection DVDs in which all the CS cartoons were cropped, and all unrestored, some of them censored. Also it doesn't have "Busy Buddies". To my knowledge, few other releases apart from the Spotlight Collection have these shorts in their original format.

If the WB Kids YouTube is anything to go by, Digital HD versions of these shorts exist somewhere, but I haven't been able to find them. It may be that I have to use HDTV recordings for this, if indeed there are any. I should consider upscaling as a last resort only.

Most of these shorts have Perspecta Stereo soundtracks - does anyone know if these are preserved?

There was a brief spin-off toward the end of the MGM cartoon studio's existence, Spike and Tyke - I'd like to have these preserved if possible.

What I'd like is to have options for almost all of the CS shorts. Any help on these would be most appreciated.

a: Produced simultaneously in both the standard Academy format and in CinemaScope
i: Isolated score available
r: Remake of a previous cartoon; comparison video?
s: Perspecta Stereo

• Pet Peeve (a, i)
  
• Touché, Pussy Cat! (a, i)
  
• Southbound Duckling (a)
  
• Pup on a Picnic (a)
  
• That's My Mommy (i)
  
• The Flying Sorceress
  
• The Egg and Jerry (r)
  
• Busy Buddies (i)
  
• Muscle Beach
  
• Down Beat Bear (i)
  
• Blue Cat Blues (i)
  
• Barbecue Brawl (i, s)
  
• Tops with Pops (r, s)
  
• Timid Tabby (s)
  
• Feedin' the Kiddie (r, s)
  
• Mucho Mouse (s)
  
• Tom's Photo Finish (i, s)
  
• Happy Go Ducky (i, s)
  
• Royal Cat Nap (s)
  
• The Vanishing Duck (s)
  
• Robin Hoodwinked (s)
  
• Tot Watchers (i, s)
  

• Give and Tyke (i)
  
• Scat Cats (i, s)
  

Hello all!

I'm suuuuuuuper beyond ridiculously excited to say that very local to me, there will be a 35mm projected print of Die Hard just after Christmas! Saw this last year in theaters (digital projection) but this has me waiting impatiently for that date to come!

So... keep an eye out... there may be an 35mm print of this film coming to your neck of the woods!

Hi, guys.

I'm considering to buy a new PC, and I'm looking at these 2 :

https://www.darty.com/nav/achat/informat...8_1_s.html
https://www.darty.com/nav/achat/informat...1_012.html

The idea is to replace my, what, 7 year-old PC (https://www.darty.com/nav/achat/informat...0-195.html). It's basically for encoding HD videos, from Blu-ray and UHD to HD conversion, so I'm looking for faster encoding than what I have now. I also have that one, more recent (https://www.darty.com/nav/achat/informat...c-780.html), which is apparently faster than my old i5 even though it is an i3 only.
So I'm seeking for advice to chose between these two i7 above. Which one has the better processor, the better RAM, the better graphics, etc.? I'm not a project maker, but with a new PC, I'm considering to give another shot at Davinci Resolve. That's not the criteria, just something in the back of my mind. It's mostly for encoding purposes, I'm not a gamer at all. I have so many external hard drives that the more USB connexions the better. Fot that last criteria I can see which one has the upper hand for myself, but I have no knowledge in processors quality and frequency, combined with Nvidia or Intel for graphics, DDR4 RAM, etc.

...what do you want to see included?

I mean: a forum? Articles with explanations of open matte and other aspect ratios? Screenshot comparisons? [fill the blanket]?

SHOOT!