The Conformist (1970) original mono to UHD

Just receive the italian UHD, the italian and english tracks aren't synced properly at the beginning...

Thanks for the help

I imported the German Mediabook release a few years ago, which does contain a 2.0 track, but I'm not sure on the source used. I don't believe it is a simple  mixdown, but I also don't think it's the original track.

I'm looking for the early laderdisc mono, or DVD track if the latter is confirmed to be the original track.

Hey new here although the bar above the page says i'm a lurker from 2021 apparently, spend a lot of time upscaling or cleaning up long forgotton shows or tv movies where official releases, transfers or materials have not been available, was looking to see what anybody may have regarding the theatrical cut of 1979 Salem's lot and 1986's In the Shadow of Kilimanjaro?

Here's a brief clip comparing the Criterion Blu-ray and the recent Kino 4K.  Only a minute but shows everything you need to know:
https://files.catbox.moe/4sjymi.mp4

The Kino people did nothing right with the audio. Just wondering if anyone has gone back to LDs, etc. to see if the sound is any better there; the Criterion is missing a lot of detail also.

Source: BFI WEB Audio
https://blah-ray.blogspot.com/search/lab...%281954%29

Synced to the JPN Toho UHD.
Pm me for links.

(2023-06-23, 11:01 AM)xwmario Wrote: Audio comparison for The Rules of the Game [1939]

• Sources Used for comparison (available)
  
• Criterion UHD Blu-ray
  
• Criterion HD Blu-ray
  
• BFI Blu-ray
  
• ESC Editions (France) UHD Blu-ray
  
• Criterion DVD
  
• BFI PAL-DVD
  
  Sources Unavailable
  
• Laser Discs / VHS (as mentioned above)
  

I have been breaking my head on this, as the BFI Blu-ray and the newly released remastered version UHD Blu-ray from Criterion has muffed audio. If you notice the specs below

1. Criterion Blu-ray 1080p -

The audio present with the Old school Criterion Blu-ray is the best, so good that it actually beats the Criterion DVD. You may notice a low pass filter here, but the CC DVD has more of it. Probably the only reason of it being the best audio choice as of now. The depth in dialogues are much clearer and has details very noticeable.

2. Criterion DVD -

Could have been an easy win, but due to the low pass filter being very significant and lying on the audible range, One could easily differentiate in the audio loss and quality.

3. Criterion UHD -

I'll keep this as simple as possible, Audio is botched, you could find that out from the score at the samples provided below. Went under heavy noise reduction and has details missing!.

4. BFI Blu-ray -

The audio presented in the Blu-ray is of 2.0, but after the inverse check it's out to be the mono!! So downed to 1 channel for a better reference.
Well, the same as above, the only difference is that there is a tempo change and a possible shift.

5. ESC Editions (France) UHD Blu-ray - Same as above.

Samples - https://mega.nz/folder/tyoDjLwb#OU0-TuzpxtCtfw2tbL7MAA
The samples consist 10 minutes audio of BFI, Criterion Blu-ray, Criterion UHD Blu-ray. The audio/volumes are matched at the same levels in-order to get a taste test


Regards

Hi there, I'm new here and I learned of this site a while ago for the Charmed series and now again for Harry Potter. I'm very excited to see the fan communities that wish to make the movies and shows even nicer.

The 1999 DVD contains what should be the original 70mm/35mm mixes, in addition to including an isolated score.

There is, however, one issue. The 5.1/2.0 have an error in the credits where a bit of music from later is duplicated earlier. Ideally the 5.1 would be patched with the 2007 remix, (where the music here is correct,) and the 2.0 patched with the isolated score. But I do not currently have access to that remix, and getting the score patched in just right is a bit outside my area of expertise. If someone else here wants to take a crack at it, feel free. Otherwise, these are still at the very list similar to the original mixes, and lack the revisions from later mixes.

Note: I didn't really sync them, because they already seem to match up without any adjustments. Hard to be sure though, as the remixes are all slightly out-of-sync, and trying to match lipflaps of puppets doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

Hi everyone

I am about to compare the audio tracks for Ace in the Hole (1951) and I currently have the audio from the Criterion Blu-Ray, the Eureka! Blu-Ray, and the Criterion DVD.

I would greatly appreciate if anyone could share with me any other audio tracks they have, e.g. the one from the old Paramount DVD.

Thanks

Discovered this place while searching for Open Matte/IMAX versions of Harry Potter.

Just a newb with some interest. Nice to meet you all.