Hi everyone,

French here, old enough to have experienced the Batmania in 1989. Glad to be here, with all your energy around.

After reading @Turisu's excellent thread on Jurassic Park mixes, I decided I wanted to throw my hat in the ring and make what I believe to be the definitive version of this historic audio mix.

Using a bit-perfect capture of the DTS Laserdisc done by a good friend of mine, I correctly attenuated the surround channels to -3db and tried my best to match the LFE to the R6 DVD (though in execution I think I got it closer to the V1 R1 DTS DVD but according to Turisu both are more or less correct). In addition I synced this fixed track to the 2025 UHD from the Trilogy set as it currently has the best PQ, No idea if it'll sync to the previous UHD since there's a 16 frame difference between the two but knowing Universal it might just need a delay. Available in 24-bit 44.1kHz FLAC 5.1, to all forum members new and old.

Interesting Note: For my syncs, I typically use the latest mix of a film available on the source I'm syncing it to, In this case the DD 5.1 backup track on the Trilogy UHD. However during my syncing process I quickly noticed that the dialogue was out of sync with the DTS LD track while the music & effects were in perfect sync with each other. It seems the new Dolby Atmos mix has offset dialogue when compared to previous mixes as not even the DTS:X track from the previous UHD had this quirk.

Hi all! 

its great to be here im a fan of restorations and preserving original films. 

Id like to learn more!

Anyone has this LD and can do a capture (Audio and Video)?
None of the DVD/BD/4K have the original mono mix. Only the 5.1 mix is available.
I'd like to sync the audio to the Blu-ray.

hi looking forward to cobra 1986 extended

For my The Terminator bonus features compilation custom Blu-ray, I have everything I need except these two made-for-TV documentaries:

1. E! True Hollywood Story - The Terminator [2002] - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0415312/
   
2. AMC Backstory - The Terminator [2004] - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0798001/
   

Glad to have joined this forum, looking forward to enjoy the many fan projects people here have to offer!

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0267719/?re...lmg_prd_14

This TV documentary was properly upscaled and included in TeamBlu's The Terminator project. 

I am currently working on a custom Blu-ray which compiles all bonus features released of The Terminator (1984) and was looking for this particular rip.

The one available on Youtube is very low quality.

Thanks

Decided to sync a few tracks for this movie

1. 2.0 Original Dolby Stereo Mix

Sourced from the 1999 DVD (thx @stwd4nder2), To my knowledge and according to my research this DVD has the highest quality version of this mix. Available in 16-bit 48kHz FLAC 2.0

2. 5.1 & 2.0 Sensurround Mix

Sourced from a bit-perfect capture of the THX AC-3 Laserdisc [8760-85]. There's a sync of this already on Internet Archive however the one review on the page states that the track is not properly synced so I went ahead and resynced it, Available in 16-bit 48kHz FLAC 5.1. Due to the limitations of AC-3 Laserdiscs the 2.0 PCM track has considerably higher frequency detail than the 5.1 AC-3 track, since I use Sony Vegas for my syncing it was as easy as replacing the AC-3 with the stereo track. Available in 16-bit 44.1kHz FLAC 2.0

3. 5.1 Sensurround Mix (Decoded Stereo + AC-3 LFE)

Like my T2 syncs I decided to do a highly experimental audio track for this film. Using my sync of the PCM stereo version of the Sensurround mix as a base I ran the track through foobar2000's FreeSurround plugin to decode back to a 5.1 surround track, from there I added the LFE from the discrete AC-3 5.1 and made the decoded surround channels duped mono (Edit: fixed this, I had originally thought Sensurround had a mono surround but it actually has stereo surrounds). This should be the version of this mix with the most high frequency detail. Of course using a Dolby Hardware Decoder would be much better than a software plugin but as I don't have access to said equipment this is the best I could do to execute this idea and for that it should be noted as highly experimental. Available in 16-bit 44.1kHz FLAC 5.1

Freely available to all forum members new and old

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