[Released] Various Silents - 60fps - Improved Pulldown
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[Released] Various Silents - 60fps - Improved Pulldown
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Added: Madame Dubarry (1919)
Source: Kino BD Removed some ugly repairs. Available as 60fps MKV and 1080i BD. Proof of purchase, blank media, and postage required. Thanks given by: PDB
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2025-03-29, 07:08 AM
Added: Meyer from Berlin (1919)
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2025-05-05, 12:56 AM
An Amazon review of the Flicker Alley Blu-ray/DVD of Chicago (1927) says that the transfer of that movie is from a PAL source and every 25th frame is deleted from the transfer to achieve 24fps speed (instead of PAL-to-NTSC slowdown with the pitch retained). The reviewer checked both the Elephant Films and Flicker Alley Blu-rays and DVDs frame by frame and has confirmed this to be the case. Any interest in making a proper transfer of that?
Our world in 2025 = unintentionally predicted in London’s The Iron Heel and Čapek’s R.U.R.
Our world in 2026 = unintentionally predicted in Huysmans’ Against Nature, von Harbou’s Metropolis, and Dazai’s No Longer Human Our world in 2027 = ?
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2025-05-05, 01:20 AM
(2025-05-05, 12:56 AM)James76 Wrote: An Amazon review of the Flicker Alley Blu-ray/DVD of Chicago (1927) says that the transfer of that movie is from a PAL source and every 25th frame is deleted from the transfer to achieve 24fps speed (instead of PAL-to-NTSC slowdown with the pitch retained). The reviewer checked both the Elephant Films and Flicker Alley Blu-rays and DVDs frame by frame and has confirmed this to be the case. Any interest in making a proper transfer of that? No. Not fixable. That would entail motion interpolation to create false frames, which would look like crap. Just watch the French DVD from Lobster.
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Source: Kino BD Removed microloops, fixed editing errors, deleted frames with worst repairs, plus many other small corrections. Available as 60fps MKV and 1080i BD. Proof of purchase, blank media, and postage required.
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Added: Carmen (1918)
Source: Kino BD Removed microloops, fixed editing errors, deleted frames with worst repairs. Available as 60fps MKV and 1080i BD. Proof of purchase, blank media, and postage required.
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2026-04-19, 08:29 PM
Any plans to make a 60fps MKV and 1080i BD of the 2004 Turner restored version of The Wizard of Oz (1925) starring Larry Semon and Oliver Hardy? It’s only available in HD on Amazon.
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