[Released] Once Upon a Time in the West (1968) Laserdisc [LV6830-2WS] sync to UHD

[WontonNoodle]

Movie: Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
Source: 1994 Laserdisc [LV6830-2WS] rip by zero 1999
Synced to: Paramount UHD

Input: PCM 16-bit, 44.1khz, Stereo (dual mono)
Output: FLAC 16-bit, 44.1khz, Stereo (dual mono)

Credit and thanks to original ripper zero 1999. About 12 different syncs throughout the track. Italian movie so almost everything is badly dubbed if the original actor wasn't speaking English. Took some liberties cause I felt the Bluray track didn't feel right in some parts. Feel free to make corrections if you have the Laserdisc video for reference.
UHD track is the Bluray track but filtered to get rid of loud ringing noises over some of the dubbings found in the original recording. But both sound muddy and a lot worse than this laserdisc. PM for link.

[thepotatoparadox]

Excellent! The laserdisc is much better than all recent home media versions.

[AdmiralNoodles]

PCM would be nice instead of FLAC. I'll PM!

[stwd4nder2]

PCM would be nice instead of FLAC. I'll PM!

Same thing, just convert it back if you really want.

[AdmiralNoodles]

PCM would be nice instead of FLAC. I'll PM!

Same thing, just convert it back if you really want.

Thanks, but I'd much rather have the PCM from the get go instead of needing to re-convert. It's fine since I have a dedicated audio receiver.

[velocity]

Thanks, but I'd much rather have the PCM from the get go instead of needing to re-convert. It's fine since I have a dedicated audio receiver.

Well, it's far more efficient for those who need PCM to decode it themselves, rather than for the author to have to store a substantially larger file for no reason.

[Stamper]

Usually we save a PCM master file, because it's always better for anyone later working on a resync to another video, to start with the file untouched and unconverted. Only exceptions are when you work from an AC3 compressed track.

[velocity]

Usually we save a PCM master file, because it's always better for anyone later working on a resync to another video, to start with the file untouched and unconverted. Only exceptions are when you work from an AC3 compressed track.

Well, FLAC is lossless and it matches the PCM bit perfectly after decoding, so there's really no reason to reject free size savings...