Hi, my name is.. *checks tag* ...taas007, and I'm an alcoh... uh.. a movieholic. *nailed it*

I sometimes try to (re)create nice things that have been neglected. It works some of the time all the time, and when it doesn't, a drawer works excellent for 'em too.
I'm a user of the usual suspects, ie the Adobe lineup, though one of the suspects is not like the others *winks aplenty*

Mostly interested in trailers... and things related to.. uh... trailers. But I do other stuff too! Like... I, uh...  I do... okay, trailers. You got me.
Hello, FanRezzers! (Resatorians?)

This looks like the right place..
*looks around*


...this IS a fight club, right?

Greetings Everyone,
I just wanted to properly introduce myself to the community. I go by Vinnie. I have been encoding movies for several years on a tracker I run. Don't want to post link due to rules, but I also do a whole lot of AfterEffects, Photoshop, FCPX, ect. Recently I have started doing color grading for films. My first real project is Man of Steel. While a lot hate the film or say it is fine as is, I am a big superman fan and enjoyed the film very much. Just felt it was to de saturated and dull colors. So I gave it a go.
I will start a thread here regarding the Man Of Steel 2013 CF-BluRG project.

Best Regards,

Vinnie

Hey, I finally got around to signing up today after receiving the email about this place 2 months back. (Derp.)

The Welcome email links to http://fanres.com/announcements.php?aid=1 which for me comes up with a Cloudflare page saying it doesn't exist. The correct link includes forum.:

https://fanrestore.com/announcements.php?aid=1

Hi there:
I hope this forum sticks around because I see a lot of
fan preservations on original trilogy forum that take quite a while
to get done.

My fan preservation is the Macross Do you remember love? theatrical movie.
The recent Macross DYRL? BD had two blurred out censored scenes and an
unnecessary opening title card.

The current status of the Macross DYRL preservation is starting
all over again because of a loss of 2 main
hard drives which did have my preservation video files on them.

So, it has taken three months to recover the rest of my missing files, shuffle
around files to other hard drives, back up as much as possible and then
establish a Synology NAS for long term back up use.

It's a good thing I typed out all my preservation work notes on the forum, so
I just need to re-rip the BD and remastered DVD again to get back on track.

Evening all,
I'm ProgMetalMan of OT. I'm 17 and find archives and reconstruction quite fascinating, but probably won't be of much help on the matter. Anyway it's nice to see you all again!

I don't think I've posted anything here yet, so hi

Yesterday a new user made his first post, and guess what? A spam post... it occurs few other times; while I ban the guilty users temporarily, they spammed again when the ban period finished, so...


WARNING: from now on, users that will post spam will be banned forever!

Recently I started a thread on OT - http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.c...opic/17854 - and, because I never did it before, I thought to restore a trailer... easy task, I said myself... well, not hard like restoring and entire movie, but a bit difficult; in particular, the audio, because I'm not that expert in that field...

OK, I'm working on EP7 trailer #2; took the DCI rip as main source - that is really superior even to 4K youtube versions, and iTunes download (resized to correct aspect ratio) to replace non-English audio and video; next will be EP7 trailer #1, then some 1997 SE trailers.

Stay tuned!

Update 2015-05-31 00:43 CET: both EP7 DCP and SE 97 trailers released

Well, we (the FanRes members) are ready to release some interesting projects, and I wonder if you would like to adopt a catalog number system for the releases...

It will be great if we have a given number for each release, so we could refer to that call it, for example, 10001-BD instead of "movie title [release name] version 1.1 with audio fixed and color improved"...

I thought to use #####-XX, where ##### is the catalog number, and XX is the project format, like

• BD = Blu-ray
  
• DV = DVD
  
• UB = UltraHD Blu-ray
  
• MK = MKV file
  
• etc.
  

• 1 = movie
  
• 2 = animation
  
• 3 = music
  
• 4 = bonus
  
• etc.