ESB
PAL GOUT
Mpeg2Source()
AssumeFPS(24000,1001)
DeleteFrame(150204,150205)
Hairy_hen’s 2020 5.1 track is synced to the slowed-down PAL GOUT. The following script will sync it to the NTSC by crossfading the audio at the appropriate point, to account for the two-frame difference.
First, decode the MLP to W64.
eac3to.exe ESB_hh_5.1_v3.mlp ESB_hh_5.1_v3.w64
Make sure that you have AviSynth+ and VirtualDub2 installed. Download BeHappy, look in the plugins32 folder, and copy NicAudio.dll to your working directory. Open a text editor. Copy in the following script, save it as whatever.avs in your working directory, and open it in VirtualDub2.
LoadPlugin("NicAudio.dll")
blank =
\AudioDub(
\BlankClip(length=179670,
\fps=24000,
\fps_denominator=1001),
\RaWavSource("ESB_hh_5.1_v3.w64",1)
\)
sync=
\Dissolve(
\Trim(blank, 0, 150211),
\Trim(blank, 150203, 0),
\11)
return sync
File->Save Audio…->whatever.w64
Team Negative1’s Renegade Grindhouse Edition v1
# This also works for the BD-compatible release. Use eac3to demux
# the video.
Loadplugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\Haali\MatroskaSplitter\avss.dll")
ESB=FFmpegSource2("02ESB_Grindhouse_1080p_BD25.mkv") \
.ConvertToYV12()#.ShowFrameNumber(scroll=true)
ESB2= \
Trim(ESB, 0,3096).Loop(12,0,0) ++ \
ESB.Loop(6,30727,30727).Trim(3096, 35385) ++ \
ESB.Loop(3,35381,35381).Trim(35381, 59546) ++ \
ESB.Loop(7,59544,59544).Trim(59544, 59758) ++ \
ESB.Loop(5,59753,59753).Trim(59753, 75034) ++ \
Trim(ESB,75030,75978) ++ \
Trim(ESB,75978,90851) ++ \
ESB.Loop(7,90852,90852) \
.Trim(90852,104633) \
.DuplicateFrame(13781) ++ \
Trim(ESB,104627,121679) ++ \
ESB.Loop(24,121679,121679).Trim(121679, 150156) ++ \
ESB.Loop(11,150134,150134).Trim(150134, 0)
return ESB2
PSB
# Load VTS_01_1.VOB through VTS_01_5.VOB into DGIndex.
# Set the field operation to "Forced Film".
# When prompted to correct the field-order transition, click "Yes".
PSB=Mpeg2Source("PSB.d2v")
PSB2= \
Trim(PSB, 3455, 63023) ++ \
PSB \
.DuplicateFrame(102542, 102543) \
.Loop(5, 63242, 63242) \
.Trim(63127, 125280) \
.FadeOut0(25) ++ \
PSB \
.DeleteFrame(153858, 153859) \
.Trim(125377, 183321)
return PSB2
The Star Wars title card appears on frame 688.