It is possible to make custom 16:9 version combining new and old tranfers which have different framing (NEW, OLD, Hybrid):

 

Also I tried to combine 4 sources:

that is very cool, must admit still trying to spot the difference in aspect ratio in the first set though

(2018-04-14, 11:20 AM)OogieBoogie Wrote: that is very cool, must admit still trying to spot the difference in aspect ratio in the first set though

The result image is mathematically correct. Such framing was produced because of different aspect ratio of the transfers.

Forgive my ignorance, but could this software be used to make hybrid remux as well? If so I can think of a few people that could be very interested in joining this site to learn this process

(2018-04-14, 10:03 AM)random.next Wrote: It is possible to make custom 16:9 version combining new and old tranfers which have different framing (NEW, OLD, Hybrid):

 

Also I tried to combine 4 sources:

I surrend! You should step in, and make the 4 sources version, that's great!!!

Are you going to continue the 3-sources version?

(2018-03-09, 02:06 PM)TomArrow Wrote: Just found this, calls itself FULL SCREEN DVD: https://www.ebay.de/itm/282876626564?ul_noapp=true

Think this is legit?

Hmmm. The same seller has a FULL SCREEN Blu-ray for auction, too .. https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-MONEY-FOR-N...2891431470

As for the old grading, VHS is open matte and higher quality than ATV.

I just found that the HK Laserdisc is open matte. Now to solve the problem of covering the subtitles.

Have you ripped the VHS? I was wondering if it could be cool to edit an IMAX version of the Matrix, switching between 4/3 and 16/9 shots depending on the shots, alas the TV version has a logo.