I have no need to see it on BD, I saw it in a movie theatre on 35mm a couple of months ago.

(2018-07-09, 05:04 AM)Valeyard Wrote: I have no need to see it on BD, I saw it in a movie theatre on 35mm a couple of months ago.

SWEET!!!!

(2018-07-09, 05:04 AM)Valeyard Wrote: I have no need to see it on BD, I saw it in a movie theatre on 35mm a couple of months ago.

You mean you wouldn't just buy the DVD of it cuz someone told you too?

Now if i'm correct, wasn't the Dolby Surround track a slightly different mix (prepared for theaters that weren't equipped for Dolby Digital and DTS) than the 5.1 mixes as with other films of this era? I remember hearing that the Dolby Surround on JP was a different mix than the theatrical DTS.

(2018-09-11, 02:45 AM)SpaceBlackKnight Wrote: Now if i'm correct, wasn't the Dolby Surround track a slightly different mix (prepared for theaters that weren't equipped for Dolby Digital and DTS) than the 5.1 mixes as with other films of this era? I remember hearing that the Dolby Surround on JP was a different mix than the theatrical DTS.

yeah, the Dolby Surround mix of Starship Troopers is a Different mix that was made for Dolby SR 35mm Optical Analog prints, and VHS/TV/Laserdisc.

Hi man, yes, in fact I have the DVD track waiting for a sync still on my HD!
Did you catch the picture or audio only?

No problemo, the sync is probably as easy as placing the audio exactly where it begins, with not reel changes or frame missing problems.

Did either the DVD or LD tracks get synced?

Not yet, I have a backlog of about 3 projects I need to clear first before I get to this one, but I'm running out of space and these days hard drives are hard to get due to all the stores being closed.