The Aluminum Falcon said:
Incidentally, the original jump cut in the ending is preserved in HD in Terror in the Aisles on the Halloween II BD.
i have terror in the aisles. i could provide that scene, if it's ever needed :)
this looks pretty good. looks like i can dump my hdnet capture :-)))
blade runner hasn't shown up yet.
conan is on usenet - sorry for interruption ;-)
back to topic
matt, that's good news :-)
hello friends 😃
i finished capturing the pcm from the robocop cc cav-ld (bit-perfect), so it can be used for upcoming 4k mastered bd (january 2014). i’ve also captured the video at a low bitrate for easier syncing (needs ivtc).
if anyone wants to use these files for syncing to the current bd and/or upcoming bd, let me know. i wont sync it myself, so please don’t contact me, if you want the synced audio.
release format
<span style=“text-decoration: underline;”>audio:</span> 2.0 pcm 16bit 44.1khz bit-perfect capture, transcoded to flac for a smaller file size
<span style=“text-decoration: underline;”>video:</span> ntsc sd 1mbps with ac3 audio in m2ts container
release status
<span style=“text-decoration: underline;”>ready for download</span>
<span style=“text-decoration: underline;”>size:</span> 1.4gb
<span style=“text-decoration: underline;”>download service:</span> google drive - no account required
special thanks to bendermac for providing the ld.
no, because the u.s. bd as different opening logos.
capturing the audio at 16bit 48k has no impact on syncing.
andrea, if you need the 1999 dvd, let me know.
matt, will you downrez to ntsc or do you just slowdown the video to 23,976fps and add the audio. if the latter, then you wont need to re-encode and could simply make a nice mkv with synced audio. on top you had a higher resolution.
anyway, looking forward to this release :-)
can you please capture the ld audio for the trailers. thanks :)
so you use the 3d or 2d bd of the movie?
Space Kaijuu said:
The HDTV version is a higher bitrate but it's also only 720p
the hd-cap is actually 1080i50. you must have a re-encode ;-)
stretch009 said:
All you need to do is crop and resize it with Ripbot264 and then re-encode.
zeropc said:
this would be a scene-by-scene approach, as the widescreen version moves up and down within the screen.
i guess you didn't read that ;-)
germany + vudu = no deal
was this ever brought up, to create a 2.35:1 version of the dark knight in hd? the bd only contains the imax version, while the dvd had the actual widescreen version. i personally dislike these aspect ratio changes and was hoping that warner would release a widescreen version on bd. they never did.
so how about to re-create the widescreen version, using the dvd as reference? this would be a scene-by-scene approach, as the widescreen version moves up and down within the screen.
sounds crazy enough for someone to try this?
by any chance, does someone have the ld and could provide the audio for a preservation? i’d like to add the audio the hd-cap 😃
why don't you buy the dvd and be the first?
regarding the drm of the ibook... i might be able to help, if someone can send a copy of the full ibook. contact me through pm.
subs should always be in frame and not on black bars. it's a stupid and bad habit introduced by the studios.
sounds good :)
getting the german audio for this movie shouldn't be a problem. but why would you want it? do you speak german?
increasing the bitrate helps to keep the video from creating problems in the encoding. remember, you doing a conversion from a highly compressed source (around 16.5mbps), apply color-correction to it. i would pump every possible bit into the video to keep the video problem free as possible.
that's why i suggested to drop all audio except english. but also not go crazy on the subs. no one needs 25 subs in all sorts of languages.
but that's just me ;)
drop commentaries and all non english language. you can include subs for that matter ;)
or
increase bitrate and make a bd-50/mkv release
i will kick everything anyway, besides english cinama- dts, once i get my hands on your release ;)
death wish coming February 4, 2014 on blu-ray
source: blu-ray.com
fyi, the studio-canal bd of convoy is uncut.
consumerx said:
Nice tutorial.
Was the M-audio required, or were you able to capture through the optical-in of the MacBook Pro?
Cheers!
soon i will do some testing and report back.