The otherwise good Criterion release of Robert Zemeckis’ I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1978) strangely did not include the original mono mix. It only includes the 5.1 surround mix made for the DVD which in typical Universal fashion is laden with intrusive and unnecessary foley and muddy dialogue. 

The original mono mix is available on both USA and Japan laserdisc. There’s a few listings on LDDB for decent prices. 

I’d love if someone out there has it and would be willing to rip it so it can sync it.

Thanks in advance!

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Hi everyone, I am working on a very rare Restoration project called "House of Frankenstein 1997". I have captured the entire film from my VHS. This is probably the highest quality of the film that is known possibly and it's being converted with Starlight from Topaz Video AI. Half of Part 1 is completed and it looks like a brand new film. I'm editing the film to color correct and color grade once both parts are converted but the audio needs work. I used Logic pro and I was able to split the stems for the dialogue, sound effect and music for testing. I wanted to see if anyone might be interested helping me on the audio for the 3 hour film. This is an extremely rare film and I think I may be the only person with a high quality copy of the film. I'm not very good with Audio engineering but for video editing I'm very good at. Let me know if anyone would be interested so we can release another rare film to the public in high quality.

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K8MASN here. I’m new to restoration work, but I’ve done a few personal projects in the past. My main interests are DVD restoration, HDR re-grading, and Dolby Vision grading.
Looking forward to learning from the community and crossing paths with many of you along the way. 

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The audio released on the official DVD was so bad and poorly edited. So I spent the past three days making it "better".
Improved transition, added missing dialogues and sound effects.

I used the following for this edit:

• 5.1 Surround Hindi Audio from the Official Extended DVD
• 5.1 Surround English Audio from the Official Extended Blu-ray
• 5.1 Surround Theatrical English Audio from Amazon
• 2.0 Mono Hindi Audio from Amazon

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