Info: Back to the Future - without DNR & EE — Page 6

dvdmike said:

I had no idea, is it still the best source then?

If someone who can upload 14gb wants to send me a BD-R I can put the MKV on it our just copy my BD-25 with extras and commentaries.

 

 Yes, it's the best source available without DNR and awful color corrections...

Can't you upload the 14GB file in multi parts on a sharing website?

I would be glad to send you a BD-R but sadly i don't have one of these...  actually i don't even have a BD player on my computer.

Williarob said:

For those of you with young kids, I made kid friendly audio tracks for Back to the Future 2 and Back to the Future 3. I also made a few changes to my original edit of the Back to the Future audio, removing the 'Bastards' and SOBs.

All 2.0 stereo AC3 448 kb/s.

Thanks. I've downloaded all three.

I checked out your initial version of BTTF1, and the substitutions were pretty seamless to my ears. Were you still considering making 5.1 versions?

dvdmike said:

I am looking at uploading, it may have to be usenet as the ssl protection and my familiarity with it make it ideal for me.

 

  Awesome! Thanks a lot.

Erikstormtrooper said:

Williarob said:

For those of you with young kids, I made kid friendly audio tracks for Back to the Future 2 and Back to the Future 3. I also made a few changes to my original edit of the Back to the Future audio, removing the 'Bastards' and SOBs.

All 2.0 stereo AC3 448 kb/s.

Thanks. I've downloaded all three.

I checked out your initial version of BTTF1, and the substitutions were pretty seamless to my ears. Were you still considering making 5.1 versions?

Edit: I'm working on one now.

Edit: Link removed.

I attempted to create a 5.1 Version (AC3, 526 MB) for Back to the Future.  Basically, I took the L,R, LFE, LS & LR channels from the original 5.1 DTS mix, then downmixed my stereo edit to mono to replace the center track. Then I used the 'Match Volume' feature in Adobe Audition to make sure it matched that of the original center track.

As zee944 points out below, taking shortcuts like this does not produce a quality 5.1 mix so I have removed the link. Use the Stereo mix instead.

For those of you just joining us, this is a profanity free - TV-Edit if you will - of the Back to the Future English Audio, sync'd to the Bluray. Nice if you have young children you want to show the film to but don't want them trying our phrases like "I'm gonna get that SOB" in the playground at school, but probably not of interest to anyone else...

SilverWook said:

My favorite open matte "blooper" is the scene in Bachelor Party where a character wrapped up in bedsheets falls out a window. Two very visible stagehands are at the bottom of the screen to catch the actor.

 One of mine, I don't know why, is in The Mothman Prophecies, there's a scene in the fullscreen version where the main character's hands are bloody for no reason. Probably from a deleted scene.

zee944 said:

Williarob said:

Basically, I took the L,R, LFE, LS & LR channels from the original 5.1 DTS mix, then downmixed my stereo edit to mono to replace the center track.

Nononono, you shouldn't have done that. Keep it in stereo. You'd have to redo the changes on the Center channel if you really want 5.1.

Yeah, I know, but I was trying to avoid having to do that... well maybe one day I'll do it properly, for now the stereo mix is good enough for me. It is after all, just for the kids.

zee944 said:

Williarob said:

Yeah, I know, but I was trying to avoid having to do that... well maybe one day I'll do it properly, for now the stereo mix is good enough for me. It is after all, just for the kids.

Yeah, the stereo is fine for this purpose. Just please don't spread the 5.1 version. If it's available some people will think it's valid and jump on it just because of the '5.1' tag.

 

BTW, next time someone does a kid-friendly version, it's better to rip the subs and then read it through (or look for the bad words by searching). Less risk to miss something.

Good idea. I didn't think of using the subs. I did go online and find the script though and searched through that.

So, any news about a good non-DNR HDTV version of the trilogy?

Maybe Universal will give us a good transfer in 2015 for the 30th Anniversary...

dvdmike said:

I am still here and still trying my PC died and I got made redundant same week!

I have rar'd the file but quick par fails to make the pars.

Any Advice on how I can make Par files?

Use MultiPar.

PM Darth Mallwalker for help.

Glad to hear that you are still working on this ;) 

Thanks!

Have you tried Google Drive? It works pretty well.

dvdmike said:

Huh did not occur to me, good plan batman will report back.

 

edit only 5gb, the file is 15!

 

Use HJSplit and make three accounts. :-)