EDIT: There is an mkv of this available on Usenet.
Here is a comparison script for Return Of The Jedi.
Materials required:
2006 DVD and included Bonus DVD
HF9G-ROTJ raw capture
Mallwalker's HF9G-ROTJ.avs script
HF9G-ROTJ97SE raw capture and included IVTC script
Change Mallwalker's script at the end from this:
return unalignedSplice( cReel01, c11770 \
, c11771, c11774, cReel02, c24344, c24345 \
, c24346, c24354, cReel03, c39041 \
, c39042, cReel04, c39725 \
, c39726, cSide2 , c53178, c53181 \
, c53182, cReel05, c68665 \
, c68666, cReel06, c77301 \
, c77302, c77308, cSide3 , c83373, c83375 \
, c83376, c83380, cReel07 \
, c98146, c98149, cReel08, c111450, c111451 \
, c111452, c111466, cSide4 , c127217 \
, c127218, cReel10, c141781 \
, c141782, c141788, cReel11, c150580, c150582 \
, c150583, c150586, cSide5 , c155269 \
, c155270, cReel12, c170895 \
, c170896, c170901, cReel13 \
, cCell53 \
).assumeFrameBased.complementParity#showFrameNumber(scroll=true)
__END__
^
In the line above, replace that dot with <#> symbol
to disable on-screen display of GOUT frame numbers.
Likewise, at the top of the script replace with <#>
to turn off Source frame numbers
To this:
jscrotj=unalignedSplice( cReel01, c11770 \
, c11771, c11774, cReel02, c24344, c24345 \
, c24346, c24354, cReel03, c39041 \
, c39042, cReel04, c39725 \
, c39726, cSide2 , c53178, c53181 \
, c53182, cReel05, c68665 \
, c68666, cReel06, c77301 \
, c77302, c77308, cSide3 , c83373, c83375 \
, c83376, c83380, cReel07 \
, c98146, c98149, cReel08, c111450, c111451 \
, c111452, c111466, cSide4 , c127217 \
, c127218, cReel10, c141781 \
, c141782, c141788, cReel11, c150580, c150582 \
, c150583, c150586, cSide5 , c155269 \
, c155270, cReel12, c170895 \
, c170896, c170901, cReel13 \
, cCell53 \
).assumeFrameBased.complementParity#showFrameNumber(scroll=false)
return(jscrotj)
__END__
^
In the line above, replace that dot with <#> symbol
to disable on-screen display of GOUT frame numbers.
Likewise, at the top of the script replace with <#>
to turn off Source frame numbers
Then in my script just fill in the correct paths for the files.
I used dvd decrypter in IFO mode to demux the m2v file on the gout and se dvd and then used dgindex with forced film checked to create the d2v files.
