G'day FanRestore community!

I have been here for a couple months now... & I have been primarily in discussions with @The Film Whisperer - a known member here who has provided me lots of support along with information to Jackie Chan's distributions & varying releases of his films. His work was what brought me here in the first place!

I have been reading a lot of other threads here over-time & found it to be a nice little community.
I love the work that is being done here, preserving media is important as we all know!

Anyway, just thought I'd leave this here to show my appreciation for this forum.

Cheers! 

Hi there, 

While I am sure this question has been asked before or in other communities - I am still stuck with this.

What I am trying to do is "burn in" subtitles to my muxed MKV using Handbrake BUT be able to move the location of the subtitles.

I am aware Handbrake does not let you do this - but what would you suggest the best method to do this? 
Do I need to go into the subtitle files themselves & reposition them in something like "Subtitle Edit" ?

I may have answered my own question - but I am just clarifying if there is a better way or not.

Cheers!

PM me to get the links to donate

Hello!

This time, we’re crowdfunding to purchase and digitize the following items, which are still up for auction:

• Carrie (1976) - 35mm trailer preview reel (adapted from Stephen King’s 1974 epistolary novel of the same name). [last bid: US $49.95 + shipment: US $40.30]
  
• David Bowie - 35mm Underground music video (from the Labyrinth movie) [last bid: US $72.00 + shipment: US $117.89]
  

Thanks for having me

not sure what i can ever contribute here but might as well post about this since i don't think everything is too well known and they're kind of cool!

what DCPs are is just ProRes/DNxHD (distribution format: bluray, streaming, HDTV, cinema, etc.) files but rewrapped losslessly to a jpeg2000 image sequence at 24/25fps in xyz12le 4:4:4 colour. (uncompressed chroma and a high colour bit depth at 12. might be upconverted from 8/10, or 4:2:0/4:2:2) [still not as good as 16bit, 20bit or 24bit native] with a lack of letterboxing usually followed with unique sound mixes for theaters. they're nearly always encrypted but quite a few have leaked

what makes ProRes files so neat is the fact they're 'visually transparent' encodes and are only encoded in I-frames meaning no previous (P) or previous/next (B) frames are used as reference, resulting in amazing video and perfect grain (P and B frames have a chance to mess that up)

my neighbor totoro 2x DCP

two of the gkids DCPs were leaked publicly, apparently because someone was ment to upload trailer DCPs (usually unencrypted afaik) but messed up...
a unique video transfer and a major improvement over any home video version! the two DCPs also differ slightly.

apocalypse now DCPremux (redux master [2K] - theatrical cut)

it's public but the remux that's out there is messed up. it's encoded as 48fps with duplicate frames which i assume ruined the entire file as it freezes/stutters during scene transitions, probably since the codec can't handle those bitrate spikes any more. (jpeg2000 has a limit of 250mb/s)
i assume whenever they were toying with it they also messed up the colour space as that's problematic too...
barely any difference from the bluray

escape from new york DCPremux

on private trackers

tombstone DCPremux

originally on HDbits - removed as they don't want to be a source for DCPs

back to the future DCPrip BDremux

this one's public and well known... slight improvement over the bluray from the same master. sadly uses bluray audio

the hateful eight 2160p RU "DCPrip" (WEB-DL/WEBrip/VOD/VODrip) FAKE!

it's public but as stated by the teamHD people, they obtained it thanks to their WEB-DL fund so it's not legit. the russian bluray is also 25fps like this "DCPrip"
this is just a different source (slightly different colour grading - no tint) from the typical bluray/WEB-DL sources presented in UHD.
it might have only been intended for cinemas but that doesn't make it a DCPrip. the same source is also on the swiss and - italian (apparently?) blurays in 1080p

apocalypse now ProRes 4444 2160p (final cut)

public, leaked from a streaming insecurity
barely any difference from the bluray

avengers: endgame ProRes 4444 XQ (IMAX)

unsure if it's leaked yet but source is ~3TB and comes from HDbits. since there's no UHD BD release it's slightly better than the WEB-DL, PQ could be better

the needle (1988) ProRes 422HQ

it's public, massive improvement over the blurry and denoised french bluray. also apparently screened as a DCP!

!!!!!

Hi there guys, how do I download the Harry Potter collection?

hello everyone,

I'm interested in media archival and cataloging. I write open source software to help manage large collections. 

Excited to spend some time here reading and learning

I'm interested after reading the conversation about noise reduction in the thread about the 8K airing. I'd always assumed a somewhat muffled sound was part of the experience based on the DVD/BD/4K releases, but after hearing the 1997 LD clip from blah-ray I can see how there's points where the audio is more clear than what I'm used to. Does anyone have any recordings of older releases so they can be compared?

Hi all,
I've been lurking in similar websites for a while but only recently came across this site.
I've been following the enlightening work of Moshrom over at Blah-Ray and subsequently the work of people like xwMaRio and others with syncing the best audio and video tracks.

Regards