Originally posted by: Laserman
DFNYC, I already have a dual layer burner at work (sony gave us one) , and yup that was pretty much my plan, also will be coming in from the LD via RGB to a lossless 4:4:4 capture system, so I am hoping to get a better capture.
DFNYC, I already have a dual layer burner at work (sony gave us one) , and yup that was pretty much my plan, also will be coming in from the LD via RGB to a lossless 4:4:4 capture system, so I am hoping to get a better capture.
Man, I would love to see an RGB to a lossless 4:4:4 transfer burned to dual-layer.
Hey Laserman, do you plan on converting these to anamorphic? That's my question about the current anamorphic ones. Does anybody know how these were done? I know to convert them you can just delete the "black bars", but these look better than to have just done that. I read once somewhere that the only real best way to convert to anamorphic is to go from non-anamorphic PAL to anamorphic NTSC. It has somehting to do with the better progressive scan of PAL. Does anyone know if that's true? If so, are there PAL laserdiscs out there somewhere? I've only seen NTSC. Anyway, definitely keep us updated Laserman...
