New user here. Interested in 35mm and Fanres projects.

I watched the 25th Anniversary DVD tonight and researched to find out there is no Blu-ray with the restored 139 minute cut, just the 117 minute theatrical version.

I did read that for a time the master for the DVD had an iTunes HD stream made from it that's no longer officially available anywhere.

Anyone know of or working on a restoration using that and the Blu-ray? It's just a shame this movie seems to have been mistreated by Disney.

Heya! 
New to the site and I'm excited to check out all the things you amazing people have released here. 
Anyway... if you read this have a wonderful day!  

Greetings from Switzerland!

I'm not great at introductions but this is one of the few forums that i came across that i noticed has open matte formats for a lot of my favorite movies. Films have been a hugh part of my life since a kid and watching them in all their glory is nothing short of a dream come true. I would love to contribute and learn more about the process at play here and meet like minded folks while I'm at it. Cheers

Does anyone happen to have the Hellboy (2004) DC and the Starship Troopers 2002 DVD isolated score and composer commentary tracks? I'm planning to sync those tracks to the UHD Blu-Rays of those films since they didn't include it along with the other extras.

Hellboy DC:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002V...OXAE&psc=1

Starship Troopers:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006...92E1&psc=1

I'm planning to make a definitive version of Pan's Labyrinth, which blu-ray has the best picture quality, the Criterion blu-ray has a 2K master approved by director Guillermo Del Toro while I heard that the Optimum blu-ray has the best image quality and is open matte 1.78, while the 5.1 audio had audio pitch issues that can be easily fixed, which blu-ray should I take the video from? The UHD is out of the picture as it has some DNR.

Caps-a-holic:
https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=8960&d2=8962&c=3620

dvdcompare:
https://dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=11639

Original Stereo Mix:
Available on the Laserdisc (linked below), Arrow UHD and Blu-Ray
https://fanrestore.com/thread-5729.html?

5.1 remix:
Available on the Arrow UHD and Blu-Ray

6.1 remix:
Available on the US Blu-Ray in a lossy DTS HD-HR format and the 2012 French Blu-Ray in a lossless DTS HD-MA format

Which version sounds the best so far, and any differences between the mixes?

not synced by me, but the person who gave me the file said it would be okay to post it here, so i assume there won't be a problem. thanks to the other member from here who synced it!

it'll sync with all blurays that aren't encoded in VC-1 (those are the ones with 7.1, 5.1/6.1 and 2.0/4.0 audio)

Cinema DTS - 5.1/6.1



the file has been upsampled from 44.1khz -> 48khz

PM for access

HI! hope i could help the community in some way!

Hi,

I don't own any home video release of The Magnificent Seven (1960) yet, but I will get the recent Shout! Factory 4K UHD Blu-ray sometime.

According to Blah-ray, Moshrom says that the 1989 MGM LaserDisc (ML101563) sounds the best and even better than the 1984 CBS/Fox Hi-Fi VHS, due to it having "more detail, slightly less hiss," and "a wider dynamic range" (I'm guessing that the 1989 LaserDisc is probably from higher generation elements). I would like it if someone could rip the mono track from said LaserDisc and sync it to the recent Shout! Factory 4K UHD Blu-ray as a 2.0 mono LPCM WAV or FLAC file so I can mux it to my MKV rip of the movie from the 4K UHD Blu-ray after I get it.

Thanks,
James76