stwd4nder2 Audio Syncs

[stwd4nder2]

Movie: Garfield's Halloween Adventure / Garfield's Thanksgiving
Source: R1 DVD
Input: 192 kbs ac3
Output: ac3 (edited with eac3to) / vorbis (eac3to was giving errors with Thanksgiving so I had to re-encode that one)
Synced To: web-dl

The DVD tracks are much better then the web-dl tracks, with much less NR and overall cleaner sound.
The Christmas special is a different beast, you can find my thread on that here

[stwd4nder2]

Movie: Godzilla (1998)
Source: Cinema DTS
Input: 24 FPS AUD
Output: 23.976 FPS FLAC
Synced To: UHD*

The cinema track isn't drastically different from the DTS-HDMA 5.1 on the UHD. The LFE is a bit louder in places (with slight clipping after making proper db adjustments). Overall looks to be a beast of a track.

*I synced it to the old UHD because that's what I have. I'd assume the new DV disc is the same, but I haven't confirmed.

[Bilbofett]

Movie: Mission: Impossible (1996)
Format: Cinema DTS
Input: 44.1 khz 24 fps AUD
Output: 44.1khz 23.976 fps FLAC
Ripped/Synced by: stwd4nder2
Synced To: UHD

Thanks to Turisu for sending over the raw files. 

This track blows the UHD audio out of the water. It's a lot closer to the LD ac-3, but this is still more dynamic plus the overhead of the extra bitrate makes this a clear winner.

DM'd u

[stwd4nder2]

Movie: Godzilla King of the Monsters (1956)
Source: Classic Media DVD
Input: 192 kb/s ac3
Output: FLAC
Synced To: Criterion BD

The BD track is heavily filtered (I know, shocking coming from Criterion).


As a bonus I've also synced the commentary track from the DVD.

[stwd4nder2]

"It's like Speed 2, but with a bus"

Re-did this one. v2 is a flac file with better compression and improved sync.

Movie: Speed (1994)
Source: Cinema DTS
Input: 44.1khz AUD @ 24 FPS
Output: 44.1khz 16-bit FLAC @ 23.976 FPS
Synced To: R1 UHD