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Sounds fantastic!
Also PM please and I will seed.
Kind regards
The Lord of The Rings - 35MM GRADED — Page 2
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Yeah! Good Job.
Please i need the link
Best regards
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Great Job,
i would be happy to get a link too
Best Regards
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This is looking really good, well done!
Could I please get a link to it if possible?
Thanks a lot!
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Repost. 😃
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Could I get a link please?
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This looks really amazing! If it’s possible, could I please get the links to both versions o:?
Thanks a lot for your work!
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This is stellar, could you also DM me the links as well?
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Sorry all for the radio silence these last months, I was busy preparing my wedding! I’m back in business, the frame rate stutter issue is fixed, I can share both FOTR and TTT, hopefully ROTK will follow in the next few days!!
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I sent direct links to everyone who reached out in the last few months! Now if anyone wants to set up a torrent link, please let us all know! Also, if anyone wants to do a new mux with other audio tracks, I’ll be happy to provide any file required!
I’m pretty happy with how those graded came out, still they’re not perfect by any means, so if anyone wants to chime in or just point out any flaws or incompatibilities, please step forward!
Enjoy 😃
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Don’t know if anyone has made a torrent, but I’m going to create one with audio in multiple languages.
I have Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Polish, Hungarian, Czech, Thai and Portuguese. If anyone has other languages available, please PM me.
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Don’t know if anyone has made a torrent, but I’m going to create one with audio in multiple languages.
I have Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Polish, Hungarian, Czech, Thai and Portuguese. If anyone has other languages available, please PM me.
Great idea. 😃
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Guys, is it just me or do the updated files still have the frame rate shutter!?
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could I also geta PM with the links? I’ll seed too, I’d love to have these!
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Guys, is it just me or do the updated files still have the frame rate shutter!?
I’m pretty certain they don’t, although FOTR has some missing frames here and there that were replaced by the frame just before or after (the “what news of the outside world” shot with the rapeseed field and the sunrise “come along Samwise” shot come to mind).
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I think there is some stutter, at least in FOTR which I have noticed. Some examples are at
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00:03:49
It seems like it happens about every 40 seconds
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I think there is some stutter, at least in FOTR which I have noticed. Some examples are at
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00:03:49It seems like it happens about every 40 seconds
Goddamn it, you’re right… Let me check where that could come from…
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The same thing happens in TTT
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The same thing happens in TTT
Yeah… The source clip is 23,976fps and resolve wants it to be 24fps. Telling him it’s not won’t change anything. It seems I have to convert the original file to prores… which is going to take a huge amount of storage…
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The same thing happens in TTT
Yeah… The source clip is 23,976fps and resolve wants it to be 24fps. Telling him it’s not won’t change anything. It seems I have to convert the original file to prores… which is going to take a huge amount of storage…
Try making a new project with the right frame rate and copy the timeline over
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Or if you want, you can send me the Resolve project file. I have the ungraded film scans you’re probably basing your grading on. I could export it from my PC.
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Ok, it seems the original MKV files had their frame rate made variable when I converted them to MP4 (so I could use them in resolve). I can’t remember what I used for this back then, but I tried again with Shutter Encoder, and the same thing happens.
Could some one convert these MKVs to MP4 for me and make sure that the frame rate stays constant and then send them over?
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Do you mean with “the original MKV files” the original ungraded 35mm files (with HDR) that you used as source?
For converting mkv to mp4 on pc I usually use the “muxer” option of “clever ffmpeg-GUI” where you can change the container from mkv to mp4 without changing frame rates or quality. Maybe it could solve your problem?
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It seems like ffmpeg doesn’t like the MKV as input, had the same VFR issue when remuxing to MP4. I had to extract the videostream from the source MKV first with mkvtoolnix and gMKVExtractGui:
https://www.videohelp.com/software/MKVToolNix
https://www.videohelp.com/software/gMKVExtractGUI
Open gMKVExtractGUI, set the mkvtoolnix path, select the video stream and hit extract, which gives you a file called “LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps_track1_[eng].hevc”
You can then use MP4Box (part of GPAC Tools: https://www.videohelp.com/software/MP4Box ) with this command to remux the HEVC file into a new MP4 container, keeping the constant 23.976fps:
MP4Box -add "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps_track1_[eng].hevc" -new "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps.mp4"
ffmpeg also worked after extracting the videostream (with warnings though):
ffmpeg -i "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps_track1_[eng].hevc" -c copy "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps.mp4"
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It seems like ffmpeg doesn’t like the MKV as input, had the same VFR issue when remuxing to MP4. I had to extract the videostream from the source MKV first with mkvtoolnix and gMKVExtractGui:
https://www.videohelp.com/software/MKVToolNix
https://www.videohelp.com/software/gMKVExtractGUIOpen gMKVExtractGUI, set the mkvtoolnix path, select the video stream and hit extract, which gives you a file called “LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps_track1_[eng].hevc”
You can then use MP4Box (part of GPAC Tools: https://www.videohelp.com/software/MP4Box ) with this command to remux the HEVC file into a new MP4 container, keeping the constant 23.976fps:
MP4Box -add "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps_track1_[eng].hevc" -new "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps.mp4"ffmpeg also worked after extracting the videostream (with warnings though):
ffmpeg -i "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps_track1_[eng].hevc" -c copy "LOTR FOTR HDR 23_98fps.mp4"
I’m on osx, so unfortunately I can’t use MKVextractgui…