I used to have these tracks but unfortunately the HDD they were stored on failed, and the person who did the actual ripping is out of the scene it seems.

Is there someone here who has a setup that can pull bit perfect PCM rips if sent the discs? If so, feel free to get in touch : ). 

Important to note that the Koyaanisqatsi track is a very different mix from any other release, and that the TMP track is the only digital version of the Special Longer Version's soundtrack.

Hi everyone,

I used to be a member back in the day. An HDD crash, lack of proper equipment, school, and various life have kept me busy for a long time (not to say I'm not still busy haha), but I'm looking to actually finish a few projects I've started over the years (given that I still have the source files for my Legend edit, I think I'll tackle that first).

A couple things:

-If any of you need some minor 5.1/7.1 audio mixing, editing, or just someone to monitor/provide feedback on your sources/mix, I should be able to assist with that early next year (in a round-about way I've access to a surround sound mastering studio in LA).

-If anyone hears from mj0012, let them know I've been trying to get in touch.

Just in time for Halloween...

I've capped the Live Entertainment Widescreen Laserdisc of AAWIL (LD-15101-WS) PCM bit-perfect and synced it to the most recent US Blu ray. Suffer the remix abomination no more!

Uploaded to mega, PM for link. This will only be available to active members of the forum.

Here's a proposal I have. Considering that most of us seem to think the best-looking Blu-ray version of Superman: The Movie is the recent Extended Cut, would anybody be interested in conforming that version to the theatrical cut, using the other two transfers to plug in any holes, and syncing it up to the PCM track from the 1990 laserdisc (the best audio presentation of the original mix)?

I don't really have the resources to do this, but I think it's a good idea...

Does anyone have the DTS LaserDisc of these movies and can please capture the audio?
I'd like to get the untouched audio files for some testing and syncing

Thanks

Hi,

I'm using Adobe After Effects for video editing. I've edited some scenes and would like to export them, but I don't know what settings I should use to get the best results. I exported a scene as a sample but somehow AE sets all frames as I-frame (I don't want the original frame settings to be changed), also the extension is .mov and I want .mp4 or .m4v instead if it's possible. What video codec is the best to choose in AE? Thanks in advance if anyone can help.

Some of you might recognize me from OT.com or Fanedit.org. Been a lurker her for a while, figured I might as well join up now that I'm getting back into things over at OT.

So...yeah. Some pretty awesome stuff going on here, hope to be able to help/contribute however I can!

This place is for talking about film leaders and creating your own film leaders internally. I, for one, am making my own film leaders as part of a process for creating "reels" for my restorations. Here's just one example:

https://we.tl/9laEP7sisR

Do note that the leader contained in the link above, for restorations of 2-perf 35mm (Techniscope) films, is in a pre-edited state; it doesn't have any markings pertaining to any film, nor is there any 2-pop nor film grain. In any case, the above was made to these specifications.

Oh, any link I post here, you have one week to grab from the moment the link is posted, if you're interested.

Die Hard With A Vengeance 35mm Regrade (35 Project #2 v1.2)

This is part of my 35 Project:

https://fanrestore.com/thread-1741.html

Trying to regrade films to look more like their theatrical prints

Project Info:
I'm peeling this off from my Die Hard 2 35mm thread but you can read the backstory starting here:

https://fanrestore.com/thread-1711-post-...l#pid35235

but a quick summary.

DH3 looks like a lot of older HD masters and has a very pink/magenta/red look to it. Originally I was going to try to get a 35mm trailer to grade the film but fellow member Beber saw a print and took numerous pictures of it. With his information I was able to grade DH3 to be cooler with more blue/green and teal. Skin tones were parred down from blistering red towards orange. Also contrast was added and highlights/shadows pushed to look more reflective of a 35mm print.

Video:
The BD image color corrected using a LUT(s) to match a 35mm print showing.

Audio:
1. DD/AC3 5.1 (from the THX LD)
2. PCM 2.0 (from the THX LD)
3. DTS- HD MA 5.1 (from the BD)

Pics:

MKV Pics (Final)


BD/BD Regrade (Updated 5/23/18)


BD/BD Regrade/BD Regrade+highlights pulled down+50% luma from the BD
https://i.imgur.com/CAaLq7n.jpg

Collaborators and Thanks (in order of help):
Beber: for his pictures from a 35mm print showing
Zoidberg: for the LD soundtrack

Hello & Thank You for letting me in on this great archive of awesomeness! i have been an active member off & on on another fanedit site for several years, then last night searching for new Halloween (Carpenter), fanedits, & i came across this site. im amazed i havent before, but i am so glad i did!!!! im sure you guys are just as great as other FanEditors!! I am looking forward to spending a lot of time here!!!! 

THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!