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I don’t see why it wouldn’t be allowed on Spleen. You could always enquire on the forums over there.
Good job preserving those though, I was actually just thinking about this the other day.
THE FORCE AWAKENS Trailer Preservation
Based on various other users preserving the theatrical trailers for the PT, OT, SEOT, etc – I have utilized 2k DCP rips of the TWO teasers and the ONE theatrical trailer seen in US/UK cinemas.
The DCP rips contained FLAC 5.1 Russian Audio/Text. Subsequently, the audio was replaced with AC-3 5.1 English audio sourced from the HD-NET trailer rips (Teaser One & Two only). The 5.1 audio for the Theatrical Trailer was sourced from the DCP rip; only this trailer had FLAC 5.1 English audio.
I converted the 2k rips from MKV to MP4 via Handbrake using HQ settings (fine tuned for Film Grain) and brought the files into Sony Vegas Pro 12. From there, the audio was synced up and any Russian text was replaced with footage from the iTunes HQ MOV rips.
You can PM me for download links. If this is allowed on the Spleen, please let me know and I will put them there as well.
Technical Specifications (1080p) [FINISHED]:
FORMAT: M2TS (Blu-ray Compatible)
SIZE: Varies
VIDEO: 1920x1080p MPEG-2 24 fps @ 30 mbps
AUDIO: TRACK 1) 5.1 @ 448 kbps [English]
Technical Specifications (2k) [UNFINISHED]:
FORMAT: TBD
SIZE: TBD
VIDEO: 2048x1080 AVC 24 fps
AUDIO: TRACK 1) 5.1 @ 448 kbps [English]
MPEG-2 OVER AVC
Being that Sony Vegas’ AVC codec only supports 20mbps one pass renders, I utilized the rather outdated MPEG-2 Blu-ray codec with a max-bitrate of 30mbps, double pass render. If anyone can point me in the direction of a better encoder, please let me know.
SCREENSHOTS
http://imgur.com/a/LEwQb
“That said, there is nothing wrong with mocking prequel lovers and belittling their bad taste.” - Alderaan, 2017
MGGA (Make GOUT Great Again):
http://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Return-of-the-GOUT-Preservation-and-Restoration/id/55707
I don’t see why it wouldn’t be allowed on Spleen. You could always enquire on the forums over there.
Good job preserving those though, I was actually just thinking about this the other day.
I would suggest using Megui to encode with x264.
If I had some gum, I’d chew a hole into the sun…
There are DCP versions of both trailers on the wild, but, despite their quality is very high, they are not standard - 2048x858 10bit 4:4:4, and difficult to play smoothly on a lot of old PCs - mine included… plus, they are spoken and written in Russian…
There are also very good 1080p versions around, but the quality of DCP is a bit higher, plus the color grading is different, and aspect ratios are not the same…
Trailer #1:
I took the best 1080p version around - rescaled to be the same as DCP - to replace the writings in Russian; DCP video is downscaled to 1080p but, as it was quite dark, and quality is almost near the 1080p, I decided to use the 1080p luma and the DCP chroma; I used the audio track as is, because it’s an English good multichannel one; comparison: http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/129163
m2ts 1080p (effective image 1920x816) 8bit 4:2:0 BD compliant 30mbps; DTS-HD MA track, 6ch 24bit; filesize 368.5MB
Trailer #2:
For video, I used the downscaled DCP, because the fades are different between it and the 1080p; as
there are no multichannel versions in English AFAIK, I’ve converted the PCM 2.0 English track in 5.1, to extract the few portions of English dialog to replace the Russian parts.
m2ts 1080p (effective image 1920x816) 8bit 4:2:0 BD compliant 30mbps; DTS-HD MA track, 6ch 16bit; filesize 461.8MB
Kudos to DoomBot for helping me with 1080p sources and DTS-HD MA conversion of #2
If someone is interested in obtaining those trailers, sign up on fanres (http://forum.fanres.com) and drop me a pm there (spoRv)
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I have the original quicktime files from the press site. Full uncompressed 5.1
Methinks those will be the best you’ll ever get 😉