So OK as I had a full resync of all Dr No mono tracks in all languages from DVD ready to go, I may have to redo those to playweb.
I also did a full collection of soundtracks for Goldeneye, synced to the early capture.
I'll check them out.

(2020-12-19, 01:17 PM)Turisu Wrote: To keep this thread on topic. Here's a non-007 alternate audio that's worth muxing:

The Lord Of The Rings (Theatrical)
FOTR / TT / ROTK
BD DTS-HD MA to UHD: Syncs perfectly. No delay required.

Reports suggest that the new Atmos mix has some added and changed effects. This also means that the Cinema DTS track to TT also syncs. See here:
https://fanrestore.com/thread-2833.html

Judging by the spectrograms posted, the BD audio is fairly close to the original (oscar-winning) sound mix.

Thank you for letting me know this! I was looking to sync up the new UHDs.

Also if anyone wants to sync the ROTK DTS Cinema discs, I have them.

(2020-12-21, 10:13 AM)Stamper Wrote: So OK as I had a full resync of all Dr No mono tracks in all languages from DVD ready to go, I may have to redo those to playweb.
I also did a full collection of soundtracks for Goldeneye, synced to the early capture.
I'll check them out.

AMZN Blutonium is still the best. Too much macroblocking on playweb. AJP69 AMZN (ones that are available) are best on the others. The playwebs I’ve checked so far, the compression is not the best.

Star Trek (2009)
BD DTS-HD MA to UHD: Syncs perfectly. No delay required.

UHD only has a Dolby Atmos mix. The BD 5.1 audio is likely closer to the original 5.1 mix.

War Of The Worlds (2005)
BD DTS-HD MA to UHD: Syncs perfectly. No delay required.

The BD 5.1 is well-known for having room-shaking low end. Reports suggest that this has been seriously neutered in the Atmos mix.

Jurassic Park (1993)
3D BD DTS-HD MA to UHD: -2223ms

The various sound mixes for JP have been discussed at length here and elsewhere. Apparently all pre-BD mixes (including the original cinema DTS) have some sort of vocal distortion. The consensus generally is that the best sounding mix is from the 3D version of the movie. Fortunately this syncs to the UHD with the above offset.

I tried to sync up the original DVDs of Blade and American Psycho to their UHD copies today and couldn't figure it out. Seemed like there were problems every reel change.

I looked at syncing the 5.1 audio from the American Psycho BD to the UHD a while ago but found the same thing; frame differences throughout the movie. But I don't recall if I was using the old US BD or the newer UK BD. Both have different audio tracks. Maybe I'll give it another look.

(2020-12-23, 09:19 PM)Turisu Wrote: Ok. Here it is:

American Psycho (2000)
UK 15th Anniversary BD DTS-HD MA to UHD: -125ms

The newer UK BD syncs to the UHD but the older US and Australian BDs do not. There's no way to know how close the BD 5.1 is to the theatrical 5.1 mix but it's likely far closer to it than the Atmos remix which is the only track available on the UHD.

Thank you so much!

(2020-12-23, 09:49 PM)spaceboy710 Wrote: Thank you so much!

You're more than welcome. Here's another:

V For Vendetta (2005)
BD TrueHD 5.1 to UHD: +208ms

There's no way to know how close the BD 5.1 is to the theatrical 5.1 mix but it's likely far closer than the Atmos remix which is the only track available on the UHD.