I have always found it strange that film studios have so little interest in preserving the original theatrical experiences for their movies. From altered color timing, poorly remixed audio, to the CGI nightmares found in the Star Wars SE, these changes have always bothered me. That is why I am so excited to be a part of this forum. Thank you for having me!

Hello!

Looking for this No Time to Die IMAX preservation project by Hitcher (Linked here):

https://fanrestore.com/thread-5996.html

I messaged the original creator, and he says he is no longer distributing it due to his file transfer being limited to only 30 days.

If anyone has it and would be willing to send it to me, that would be amazing! It seems to be the only project I can currently find that doesn't have hardcoded Russian subtitles.

Thank you guys so much!
-D

Greetings!  I found this site after wondering if anyone else thought the latest T2 releases looked washed out!  Apparently I'm not alone!  I'm really excited to explore many of the restoration projects here.  Thanks to all those putting in countless hours of work!

Movie: Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
Source: Laserdisc [940 CS] rip by noogai3
Synced to: UHD

Input: PCM 16-bit, 44.1khz, Stereo 
Output: DTS-HD MA 16-bit, 48khz, Dolby Surround (Lt Rt) 

Credit and thanks to noogai3 for the rip. He also made his own sync but I noticed it was just the audio from the sides stitched together and lots of the movie goes out of sync during sides 2,3,4 until the next side gets stitched, so here's my re-sync. 6 syncs throughout. -21ms delay required when muxing. PM for link.

Hello!

I found this forum looking for properly subtitled versions of films I'm still waiting new restorations for. Really excited to see what's in store

Greetings all,

Recently got into collecting 35mm film restorations which started with the Star Wars 4K77, 80 and 83 set.

Very keen to be involved in this forum!

Hi everyone,
I’m a new fan of film preservation and restorations, and I finally decided to join the community here. I’m especially interested in theatrical cuts, lost audio mixes, and anything that brings a movie closer to its original form. I've got a small but decent collection of physical media and always love seeing the work people do to revive forgotten or altered versions of classic (and not-so-classic) films. Looking forward to learning more, sharing what I can, and contributing where possible. Thanks for having me!

Hi! I enjoy watching films the way they were originally made!

Hi, I'm a big fan of old movies and old cartoons, I'll check out the forums and stuff. Hope you all have a good day, good afternoon and good night.

Thanks for the approval. I'm interested in the 'how' of the upscaling etc is done (will search the forum for this). My first attempts, using a basic GPU, were not quite what I expected. Plus seeing if some specific films have been done.