[Released] Crocodile Dundee 1986 Australien Cut Bluray
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[Released] Crocodile Dundee 1986 Australien Cut Bluray
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![[Image: crocodile-dundee.jpg]](https://i.postimg.cc/NfLWtQrz/crocodile-dundee.jpg) * Extended Cut Footage is from the DVD. (Upscaled to 1080p) * HD Master from Bluray * English AC3 2.0 DVD Audio is uncensored, DTS-HD 2.0 censored * Original Menü and Extras https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090555/ BDinfo: 105 Min | Format: Folder | Size: 30,6GB For Links PM me 
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2024-08-21, 01:35 PM
Looking forward to how this looks against an another older 720p fanedit one I have.
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2024-08-21, 04:07 PM
--> 720p fanedit one I have
DNR, missing scenes, lower Extended Footage Quality. Thanks given by: X5gb
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How come you didn’t use the 4k web-dl as main source, was the blu-ray better.
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The 4K Web-DL has a to low Bitrate, DNR (very clean) and another Colorgrading.
Yes, the Bluray has more Details and Grain. https://slow.pics/c/q5QzTziD 
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Can't wait. I'm glad someone decided to tackle this.
Edit: Please say you deinterlaced the source not just decombed... https://fanrestore.com/thread-4393-post-...l#pid77165
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(2024-08-21, 06:18 PM)mb89 Wrote: The 4K Web-DL has a to low Bitrate, DNR (very clean) and another Colorgrading. Out of curiousity, is the same true for CDII? I've never seen screenshot comparisons of either of these. I assumed 4k+HDR = better. 
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(Yesterday, 10:04 AM)Turisu Wrote: I have HDR turned off on my TV. I find it distracting and unpleasant. For my living room TV I don't use HDR, I use a Shield to tonemap UHDs to SDR. It's just too hard to see and it's annoying to deal with when there's a bunch of ambient light on a sunny day. But in the theater that's always pretty dark, I think it looks good and can really add more depth to an image. (For reference both are Calibrated for HDR/DV. I've found that pretty often HDR looks really bad out of the box, and a proper calibration can make a night and day difference) |
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