ETQ06213 said:

While I don't have any objections to it (as the nature of these fan preservations is open source), if we're both doing it we could despecialize different shots and get it done with more efficiency.

If you're interested, my conform is edited from the raw VC-1 Blu-ray rip (thanks to MeGUI's AVS generator which works flawlessly on CS4) and clips to be despecialized are exported at 1:1 resolution in Lagarith, where I use a 1920x822 center crop (the Blu-ray is *very slightly* windowboxed at 1-3 pixels and that's how much of the letterboxing bars I leave in to ensure I have the entire image).

Well i am using a different editor, but it shouldn't matter much as long as we render the video similarly (Resolution, bitrate). I am using Sony Vegas Pro 12, but i also have Photoshop and other software at my disposal. So far what have you done? How will we plan this? I am using the AngrySun version, and the DC Bluray rip (Obviously). So far i color corrected the font at the beginning credits to be the same as the original.

Forgot to mention what FPS are you working with? I think it's best to use 24fps because it's the FPS that is used by most movies.

Also, what about the Buck Rodgers trailer? At this point in time i have color corrected it to match the original.