That Thing You Do! (1996) Laserdisc AC3 [0414185] synced to BD

Movie: That Thing You Do! (1996)
Format: Laserdisc [0414185]
Input Soundtrack:  Dolby Digital 5.1 AC3 (bit perfect)
Output Soundtrack: Dolby Digital 5.1 AC3 (bit perfect)
Ripped/Synced by: emunateD
Synced to: Bluray (Theatrical)




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How did they manage this????
Additional info:

2-disc Set: 4K Ultra HD / Region A Blu-ray
4K UHD presented in Dolby Vision High-Dynamic-Range
Newly scanned & restored in 4K from its 35mm original camera negative
Commentary track with Film Historian Matthew Aspery Gear
"Out of the Darkness" (7 min) - an interview with producer Gene Kirkwood
"Something Is Murdering My Men" (24 min) - an interview with The Keep author F. Paul Wilson
"What He Left Unfinished" (6 min) - an interview with VFX producer Peter Kuran
"An Evil Most Ancient" (24 min) - an interview with make-up effects designer Nick Maley
"Other Sounds for Other Worlds" (11 min) - an interview with co-composer Johannes Schmoelling
"I, Molasar" (25 min) - an interview with actor Michael Carter
Still gallery
Original trailer
TV spot
Reversible sleeve artwork
English SDH subtitles

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It’s great that people are doing this. Thank you!

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Hi I'm new here. I'm very interested in the restoration work you all do and would love to be able to help out where I can.

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Fell into the Fan Restoration rabbit hole with the Star Wars OT and Eyes Wide Shut and I'm only falling further each week, excited to see the work here! (And maybe work on some projects myself at some point…)

Hi

I think fanedits for some time are doing better work than most studios and bringing the best version ls of the films. I am totally into them and now I understand how much work goes into it and therefore results as seen here.

I do have several DVDs I've kept or repurchased over the years since Blu-ray disc debut in 2006 due to mainly those releases having bonus features, even trailers, which weren't carried over. A very easy example is RoboCop. The Criterion Collection LD/DVD and MGM 2-Disc DVD still have exclusive bonus features not carried over to the Blu-ray discs or UHD releases. The ARROW BD & 4K UHD releases are absoutely stellar, and of course due to licensing or whichever don't carry over every bonus feature from prior disc/optical formats.
There's an extensive listing on the blu-ray.com forum for many but is only for Blu-ray disc, even though 4K UHD have many of the bonus features carried over. Many are even audio commentaries which have last been on LD or DVD and have never been featured on the two most current disc formats.
It's quite easy to use MakeMKV for the video bonus features, even trailers, on the DVDs but I'm unsure of what program to use for audio tracks. There's a plethora of LD audio commentaries, some from DVDs, which have been preserved as AC3, some MP3 which should be redone as AC3, that I could upload or make available. Those audio commentaries are ones I've downloaded ages ago which should be readily available.
Any recommendations or other ideas? This might be easiest for DVDs which are OOP or difficult to find. Of course, the interest regarding specific films is a factor.