That’ll get it to run at the correct speed, but there’s still a ton of ugly interlacing artefacts that will need to be fixed. That was my biggest issue when working with the DVD.
Unless they somehow fixed them for the BR, which I doubt…
I’d offer to take a look but as I said, I don’t own the BD so I don’t feel comfortable doing so until I do (and, of course, there are forum rules to take into account).
That’s fair enough.
I’m probably not as eagle-eyed as a lot of other people here but I couldn’t see any noticeable issues after the slowdown. I haven’t watched it from start to finish yet since my re-edit but even if it does suffer from said issues, it’ll certainly do for now until it ever gets officially mastered properly. It’s still nice to hear Paul McGann’s voice as it should be. Maybe if slowing down the Blu Ray isn’t the ideal solution for now, the audio at least could be pitched down by about 4% even if the speed is still kept at 25fps.