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Veteran's Day |
Posted by: Jetrell Fo - 2015-11-11, 08:29 PM - Forum: Everything else...
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Taken straight from my FB page to here and written by myself. My hat is off to ALL our Veteran's
Quote:To ALL my fellow soldiers across the planet, alive or passed on, I salute you on this Veteran's Day.
I am honored to have served our country like so many before me and all those that will come after me. It is a calling for us. We answered it. We'd answer it again if we were ever needed in such a capacity. We go in knowing full well that we could end up anywhere and that it is possible we may not return. We accepted the challenge and the burden freely. We took the oath and never looked back. We are survivors of an honorable legacy.
We will always be soldiers, we ARE Veterans.
Be safe and responsible while honoring our troops.
NEVER forget.
Shawn
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How to build a film scanner (need advise & help, please) |
Posted by: monks19 - 2015-11-01, 07:23 PM - Forum: General technical discussions
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Hi. I'm looking for a way to build my own film scanner, but I really don't know where to begin and what to get do build it. I do know that some people here, somehow, managed to do it or have at least the necessary knowledge to do so. Can those people (like Poita, among others) please help me with this ? It'll be very, very appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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Back to the Future Trilogy - 1080i HDTV caps |
Posted by: jerryshadoe - 2015-10-28, 06:37 PM - Forum: Official and unofficial releases
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Ok, so I wanted to address this in time for the anniversary, but I just got usenet access a couple days ago and wasn't able to verify anything until now.
Here, I'm not really addressing the first film, as we all know about the DCP copy and there is a WOWOW cap (not sure if it's not just the same source, as in the WOWOW is a DCP) but either way, here the DCP is superior to the BD release and enough said on that topic...
So I am in the process of pulling 1080i HDTV captures of BTT2 and BTTF3 and should have them both in about 22-24 hours. They are both incomplete, but I managed to find nearly 3GB of PAR2 files for each one in a separate nzb's that is apparently all there and complete so I should be able to re-construct the missing blocks (fortunately there ain't many of them) However, I was already able to download the sample files for both (roughly 1st minute of film) and immediately wanted to compare it to the BD...
In the process of trying to find some screenshots, I found an awesome "screencap" site with numerous films already there. For those interested, the site is: http://screencapped.net
Anyway, I found 3 screenshots there for BTTF2 and then capped them myself from the 1080i HDTV transfer. The results are... well, I'll show you in a minute
I plan on trying to get some from BTTF3 as well, (just excited about this "discovery" and wanted to share) however if BTTF2 is any indicator, then the comparison should be similar. Let's see, these caps are from HDnet, are MPEG2 encoded video, both at 17.2mbps @29.970fps, interlaced, with 5.1 AC3 sound @384kbps...
IMHO these look better than the BD releases and will be best alternative until a 35mm film print surfaces. Once I have both of these HDTV copies pulled, I plan on making them easily available to others on MS
Now, on to the three screenshots (top-BD/bottom-HDTV)
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Thoughts??
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Star Wars SE LD query ..... |
Posted by: Jetrell Fo - 2015-10-27, 10:43 PM - Forum: Requests, proposals, help
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Ok,
At one time I captured each side of the LD's to their own DVD5 as I had considered maybe doing something with them for a private set. Would there be any interest or use for these discs for something?
I also did the same with my Phantom Menace LD.
Just curious I guess.
Thanks
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