In all honesty, I don’t think adjusting by a frame’s worth that late into the movie would be worthwhile. When I did this, I often had to find the closest frame to align to, with a GOUT audio track as reference. Sometimes it wasn’t a perfect match and I had to go with whichever frame alignment produced a lesser echo.
If I added a frame at that point in ANH I would have to do something to contrive a frame’s worth of repeated audio anyway. It just doesn’t make sense and the end result would not be appreciably better for it.
If I were in charge of getting a mix ready to play in theaters with D+77, I’d feel confident in what I’ve already done.
Post #1362999
- Author
- Hal 9000
- Parent topic
- 1997 Special Edition Audio Mixes, GOUT-Synced (Released)
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1362999/action/topic#1362999
- Date created
- 15-Jul-2020, 10:37 PM