Hello!

Occasional FanRestore lurker for a long time, new registered user for the first time!

I mainly started to enter the forum right now as one who just assembled a comparison excerpt of three different versions of the 1989 movie The Abyss (1991 VHS/1990 telecine, 2002 DVD/1993 telecine [all 4:3], and 2000 DVD/1993 telecine [2.35:1]) and put it on the r/VHS and r/LaserDisc subreddits, as seen here.

I figured it would be interesting to see how it looked when compared against the older WEB-DL & HDTV prints, much less the 1990 LaserDisc that I have never seen anybody do direct capture clips of [to date] so far, especially as someone who became a big fan of this movie since 3 1/2 years ago, down to the month.

Nice to meet you. My name is Solo. I'm a beginner, but please take care of me.

Hello, i'm looking for "the rescuers" 35mm scan if it exists, I would like to sync it with the audio LD. The image of the restored blu-ray version has received some exaggerated pencil strokes. What do you think ?  The most affected Disney is "The Sword in the Stone", I still remember the 35mm original.

If the 35mm version is not available, I will settle for the image of the DVD which should be close to it, if it has not been restored. Thanks for help. 😉

Does anyone know if there is a scan or a copy of The Hour of The Pig (1993) Preferably in 35mm) kicking around?

Hi gang! I have worked professional for over 30 years as a DP and an Editor. While I have not done restoration professionally I do have a passion for it and do same some projects in the pipeline including a restoration for a well known anime that I will reveal more about in due time.

Hello everyone,

I'm a film lover who previously worked in the film archiving and restoration industry for 15+ years.

I discovered this forum doing a search hoping to find someone who had synced the original Bad Lieutenant soundtrack to a HD or UHD copy.

This looks like a great forum. Can't wait to explore.

Hi im nuruodo I'm interested in fanedits & film restoration, I might create some posts regarding S-VHS ripps ive been creating with a friend for those who have CRT monitors or televisions.

Any editors here might recognize me from https://scenepacks.com/

I've had various version of Innocent Blood over the years. The one I had the longest was a DVD conversion I made of the PAL European extended cut converted to NTSC with full menus and everything.

I started watching the Warner Archive Blu-ray reconstruction of the European cut and turned it off after 20 minutes. The English subtitles are abbreviations of what's being said. I was able to check the German release and they have the same subtitle tracks (but much worse video).

Outside of doing an OCR from the DVD, checking and rechecking to make sure they're perfect .SRT and then converting them to BD SUP files... is there an easier or better way?

I don't like any of the answers and considering sticking with the DVD.

Was reading on IMDB that the Japanese version of the film differs in a few places compared to the theatrical cut (and presumably the director's cut)

(have posted in a spoiler below since a couple of them could be racially sensitive so didn't want to offend anyone) 

ive recently began collecting 4:3 copies of my favorite movies to watch in EmuVR and I have a pretty big collection so far from ebay, just looking for some of the rarer ones and ones that were never released in fs.