Klexos, your dedication to perfecting every detail is both inspiring and commendable.

However, life beyond the screen holds its own magic—a magic that is found in personal moments and self-care. Your talents are undoubtedly a gift to the fan community, but it's essential to recognize that your personal well-being is the most precious masterpiece you'll ever create.

Take the time you need to put things in order, to nurture those connections that matter, and to find balance in the tapestry of your own life. Your well-being is paramount, and the fan community will always be here, understanding that the most extraordinary stories are the ones we live and share.

Remember that the magic you bring to movies is an extension of the magic within you. Nat

(2023-11-14, 09:34 PM)Natalia Brooks Wrote: Klexos, your dedication to perfecting every detail is both inspiring and commendable.

However, life beyond the screen holds its own magic—a magic that is found in personal moments and self-care. Your talents are undoubtedly a gift to the fan community, but it's essential to recognize that your personal well-being is the most precious masterpiece you'll ever create.

Take the time you need to put things in order, to nurture those connections that matter, and to find balance in the tapestry of your own life. Your well-being is paramount, and the fan community will always be here, understanding that the most extraordinary stories are the ones we live and share.

Remember that the magic you bring to movies is an extension of the magic within you. Nat

You type these wonderful (and too kind) words at a funny time, as I have been admittedly spiraling down into a most darkened pit ever more over the past months. That being also a contributing reason for the slow progress.
While not very responsive, nor good in expressing or dealing with emotions, know I appreciate you and everyone who ever took the time to share positive thoughts in relation to what I have been doing here. I often find myself severly doubting wether putting all this time and energy into this (and all things) is ever worth it.
Thank you.

This too shall pass, my friend... Someone very wise told me these words long ago, to keep in mind both in light and dark times...

Wish you the best @Klexos your life is the first priority.

(2023-11-14, 06:41 PM)Mandrag Wrote: Thank you so much for the work you put in so far. Each time I see a post of yours, they magnitude of improvement you are giving these movies just hits me. It also strikes me with the state the movies are released in, and that most people will remain ignorant to the fact that they could experience the content in an improved way. But I suppose that since most people have simple televisions incapable of reproducing HDR content in a good way and also rely on simple streaming services, they demand for high quality content isn't high enough to warrant proper releases.

Glad to be on this site to enjoy the wonderful screenshots with people of a similar mindset. My colleagues are mostly like "everything looks good to me on my TV and I stream everything, so I just don't see how things can get better", and then the conversation stops...

Thanks Klexos!

I would wager that many of the people who were willing to stand in line for 5 hours to get the latest Potter book at midnight are the same ones watching these movies on their phones, sad.

(2023-11-14, 11:38 PM)Klexos Wrote: You type these wonderful (and too kind) words at a funny time, as I have been admittedly spiraling down into a most darkened pit ever more over the past months. That being also a contributing reason for the slow progress.
While not very responsive, nor good in expressing or dealing with emotions, know I appreciate you and everyone who ever took the time to share positive thoughts in relation to what I have been doing here. I often find myself severly doubting wether putting all this time and energy into this (and all things) is ever worth it.
Thank you.

I have been following this project for years, checking almost daily and just saw this message. This is my first reply because I wanted to say I am sorry that you are feeling the way you are, and I understand a lot of it as I am going through it myself as well. Keeping things up to date is hard when spiraling down a dark pit (I recently abandoned a big project I was working on for the Zelda community for the same reason), and no one is expecting you to devote all your time to the project. You have done AMAZING work, and should let yourself take all the time you need to work on yourself. I think all the time and energy you've put into this project has really shown and many people are very appreciate of it, so don't doubt that for a second. I wish you all the best in finding a way to express and deal with your emotions, because I know how hard it is.

In summary, I wish you all the best, as it hurt me to see you going through hard times. Know that you are valued greatly.

Press on Klexos! You're crazy talented!

(2023-11-14, 06:41 PM)Mandrag Wrote: Thank you so much for the work you put in so far. Each time I see a post of yours, they magnitude of improvement you are giving these movies just hits me. It also strikes me with the state the movies are released in, and that most people will remain ignorant to the fact that they could experience the content in an improved way. But I suppose that since most people have simple televisions incapable of reproducing HDR content in a good way and also rely on simple streaming services, they demand for high quality content isn't high enough to warrant proper releases.

Glad to be on this site to enjoy the wonderful screenshots with people of a similar mindset. My colleagues are mostly like "everything looks good to me on my TV and I stream everything, so I just don't see how things can get better", and then the conversation stops...

Thanks Klexos!

AMEN BROTHER!

If one more person DMs me for links I will either lock my DMs or get off the site.

@Klexos I feel your pain. Maybe we should disable the ability to PM until you've made a certain number of posts.