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So the 81 crawl still has the whole frame bounce right after the 20th Century Fox logo. Also the crawl itself just looks off. The Star Wars logo gets more and more aliased the more it fades into the background. Also right when it’s about to fade out, it looks like a different mini star field, much more dense with stars, shows up, then after the logo’s faded out, then THAT part of the star field starts fading out, then the logo pops back up for 5 or so frames before finally disappearing again. I thought the frame bounce would’ve been fixed with 1.6, but I don’t know what to say about the 81 crawl itself. Was it that bad in the theaters?

It’s a reconstruction of the crawl, so no probably not. I thought maybe the reappearing Star Wars logo might be fixed. But now that I think about it, it may have only been brought up in the crawl thread and not here.

DarkChili said:

So the 81 crawl still has the whole frame bounce right after the 20th Century Fox logo. Also the crawl itself just looks off. The Star Wars logo gets more and more aliased the more it fades into the background. Also right when it’s about to fade out, it looks like a different mini star field, much more dense with stars, shows up, then after the logo’s faded out, then THAT part of the star field starts fading out, then the logo pops back up for 5 or so frames before finally disappearing again. I thought the frame bounce would’ve been fixed with 1.6, but I don’t know what to say about the 81 crawl itself. Was it that bad in the theaters?

The mini starfield is an error on my part. I just checked to see what you were talking about. That’s a carryover from my pervious version which had a different starfield. It’s a recreation, and sometimes these things slip through the cracks. Nonetheless I’m glad you caught it. I’m not sure if williarob will consider it worth re-encoding and rebuilding, but either way, I’ll fix that at my earliest convenience.

Perhaps better, then, if he encoded it losslessly and Williarob encoded the 264 (if this is something that he has any desire to do).

If Williarob wants to do that, it’s fine by me. All of the files I render out of after effects are lossless.

Would that involve us using a patching program or are you talking about just wholly replacing specific files in the Blu-ray structure with new versions of those files?

Oh no, don’t get me wrong, that’s overall pretty easy compared to patching, was just trying to figure out which way you were going with it. I like this plan.

Williarob said:

You would have to extract the files from the iso, replace one of the m2ts files then create a new iso or burn the folder. So, the disadvantage is that you have to do a little work to make it happen, but the major advantage is that you don’t have to re-download 40 GB.

After doing that, should it work as-is or does it need to be rebuilt in some way (multiavchd, bdedit, bdrb, etc)?

As long as the correctly named files are where they’re expected, I don’t see why there’d be a need to run it through any special programs.

Yep, just wanted to make sure nothing is missed. As far as rebuilding goes, I guess I was thinking of cases where replacement m2ts streams are made using other software, etc. You’re just building the file again the way you did before, so it should be okay I guess!

Could someone post an extended image gallery of V1.6? Right now I don’t have enough space to download it.

Hi Everyone,
As Williarob said we have some fantastic stuff we are trying to line up right now and this is going to be exciting for us all, I myself cannot wait, but we are trying to bust out some of our older stuff so we can move on real soon to the new!

Thanks

This bluray looks fantastic, thank you for creating it and for sharing it. I cannot fathom the amount of work required to complete this project…

All right, I’m fooling around with these m2ts files in tsmuxer, and I think I get the principle of what I’m trying to do with the audio substitutions, but I need a couple of things clarified. I’m using the cutting feature to split the audio after the flyover, and it’s pretty straightforward for the first part, but how do I tell the software to cut the audio however many minutes into the second m2ts file, but to keep the picture from the beginning? Do I want to demux to isolate the audio, cut that, and then import it again to join it to 0004.m2ts? Also, if the crawl and flyover is 0:02:27:058 long, do I want to start the audio for the second part at 0:02:27:058 or 0:02:27:059? And I’m assuming when I have these new m2ts files, I can just swap them with the old ones in the BDMV folder? I get that this isn’t really the place to ask for technical walkthroughs, but I figure a good amount of folks here are probably trying to achieve the same thing. I’m happy to move this to a PM if anyone would like to help me out without further cluttering the thread.