So, supposedly the audio on this Key Video tape from 1984 has the best audio quality of any release for this film:

https://blah-ray.blogspot.com/2022/06/fo...-1965.html

Before I decide to fork out a bit money on a Key Video VHS to send down to Australia and attempt to capture and sync myself to the German BD/4K release, does anybody else have a capture, or better yet, a synced up capture to the German BD/4K release?

Also, I have seen a Betamax Key Video tape online. Many consider Betamax to have superior video and audio quality compared to VHS in general. I have to wonder if that would be a better option to capture and sync also.

Just a movie buff who loves some of the work I see on here.  Seeing the JM work done by alleycat made me want to register to at least be able to comment.

Cheers folks!

Hi folks,
Does anyone have it?
It's a FanEdit release made by Dluppers.
I could make a HD version if I had the Dluppers version.
I don’t know where the extra scenes go.
Thanks!

PS
I wrote to Dluppers years ago but he never answered.

Hi all,

Does anyone have this handy? I thought I had it already but may have accidently deleted/lost it.



Many thanks

I am massively into restoration projects, from people keeping retro games working on modern hardware, to those who add colour to previously black and white footage, to those who can make entirely new experiences out of modern movies by creating their own fan edits. The whole process fascinates me, and I can't wait to learn more!

You guys are artists, and I love your work!

Looking for the Cinema DTS disc rips for this film so I can sync / compare it to the recent 4K. Thanks!

Just a film nut from Eastern PA USA. Really glad to have found you guys

I'm just here because i like to archive and hoard, and I appreciate those who maintain things at their highest quality.

This is probably a basic question, but I have Bud Spencer and Asterix movies that have only been released in German/Italian on Blu Ray. The only English language releases are on DVD. The cut is the same. If I rip the DVD audio and add it as a new channel using the Video-Nix tool, it is a different length. What is the best way of stretching/compressing audio to fit a time, without any weird audio artifacts, using easily available, cheap/free software (Audacity gave it a strange echo) please?

Hi there, Blud here, worked a bit in CG ingustry and it just cimented my love for practical effect and preservation of cinemas. As things goes, I feel its very important to keep movies as they were, away from hastly upscale and crude grading.