The Vaultbreakers Collection - Disney Preservations — Page 10

Are any of these preservations available? I'd really like to obtain laserdisc rips of the Disney animated features that are different on DVD, rather than have to blow a bunch of money on a player and actual LDs.

I love the way the colors on the laser versions looked - the DVD versions often have flattened contrast and just don't look "film" enough. I'd love to see the laserdisc rip of Beauty and the Beast, or the LD rip of Cinderella, etc., but I can only find dead torrents online...

-Jeffrey

Mee too..I`m looking forward especially for the Lion King Laserdisc preservation for a long time..I dislike that changes on DVD versions, like "flashy" colours or credit or logo or something else.

Is this only for Disney Animated films and not live-action? Only interested in Fantasia, Three Cabalerros and any which are uncensored. None from the newer Disney shill.

Fucking hated The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast.

Molly said:

I've moved *TWICE* and had some technical difficulties.  Good hardware, nowhere to hook it up...yet. (PCI Express vidcap card in a quadcore with 8 GB RAM.  Needs a faster hard drive though.)  I'm gonna figure it out later.

My main machine got damaged, and I've only ever come on here from that one since I got it.  That's why I haven't been on.  Got bored, wondered what the status was on another project, and came back.

Just build yourself a new computer if need be. Monoprice has cables on the cheap and very great quality.

Molly said:

For the record, the reason I brought up the cap box issue is a friend offered to help with video cleanup, but not if I handed him mpeg2 files...had to be losslessly capped.

I believe you mean raw capture instead of reprocessed DNR MPEG2. Why not avi or wmv?

Molly said:

I've used both.  I can't remember which I was using for the last cap I did but I'm guessing it was the FFMPEG implementation of HuffYUV, because FFMPEG is fast even though it doesn't multithread.  Speed was essential - wanted the fewest bottlenecks possible.

Have you tried to use Ut Video codec?

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=143624

JoeH said:

Just wanted to thank everyone involved with this. I was using Lagarith to edit HD videos, but have now switched to UT.

I did a pretty extensive study of speed and video quality with Lagarith, Huffyuv, and UT, and while UT-RGB and Lagarith-RGB provide 100% identical output quality (confirmed with the MSU video quality measurement tool), the UT-RGB codec encodes to x264 at over twice the speed of the Lagarith codec on a Core i7 overclocked to 3.6GHz. I am getting 1080p encoding at well faster than realtime using this codec, something totally unthinkable with Lagarith or Huffyuv, with no quality hit. Thanks!!!
:thanks:

Chikuzen said:

I recommend you to test high compression mode instead of fast decode mode.
In my experience, fast decode mode slows more than High compression mode because the speed of HDD be a bottleneck when the resolution is larger than QCIF (176x144) :eek:
For uly0 of 720p, my Q9450 machine can be encoded/decoded with 72fps/148fps on high compression mode.
however, on fast decode mode, the speeds are down to 67fps/138fps.

On the Star Wars preservations forum, a Dutch member named hiephoi said he has two X9 players, and he brought up the possibility of doing an X9 capture of the Lion King CAV edition, which made me consider the possibility of other X9 Disney captures.

Molly, think you could try to contact him and see if he'd like to be part of this project?

My apologies.

Is your copy PAL or NTSC?