AntcuFaalb

walkingdork said:

Here's my biggest complaint lately:

I live in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. It's seems like it's the fattest city, in the fattest state, in the fattest country in the world. So all the single women in this town are...well...fat.

Leonardo said:

AntcuFaalb said:

 

Bingowings said:

Grow a beard, especially if you are a girl (girls with beards are hot).

I'm male, but a red beard wouldn't look right on me.

 

why not? you'd look like a viking! and vikings are kewl!! :)

Harmy said:

Yeah but there are copyright laws here too and all the major studios have their side operations here, so they could easily own my ass. Like the Czech guy who filmed the Simpsons Movie in a cinema here and put it on the internet. They locked him up. So please be careful with these kinds of things.

johnlocke2342 said:

A while ago I thought you could maybe make a kickstarter project out of the Despecialized editions in order to buy a newer computer. But now I realized it might be illegal. :p

How's the GOUT-sync'ing going, schorman13?

lurker77 said:

How's this one coming? :/

taylorjohn21 said:

I wonder if anyone on this thread can offer me help as per my request below.

<span style="font-size: 12.0pt; font-family: Arial;">"Is it still possible to download the mono mix recording for Star Wars produced by Belbucus or even obtain a Star Wars film which has the mono mix sound version? Thanks for any help you can give me, Best regards, John</span>

I have already contacted a number of people, about this - so far without any results. I would really be grateful for any assistance you could give me.

 

John

negative1 said:

AntcuFaalb said:

 

negative1 said:

things are on hold guys..

 

we will have a v2 coming out.

 

cinch is going to try to transfer

it again after cleaning up the machine.

 

later

-1

Were the heads dirty or something?

 

yes, but nevermind...sigh..

 

it looks like we've gotten as much out of it as we can.

sorry to get your hopes up.

 

still, the v1 should be put up once we answer a few

more questions..

 

thanks for hanging in there.

 

later

-1

negative1 said:

here is the near final version

of the crawl cleaned up:

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<a href="https://vimeo.com/51411786">https://vimeo.com/51411786</a>

 

pw : OT

 

(its still getting converted when i last

checked this, i'll let you know when it's done)

 

later

-1

Bingowings said:

Grow a beard, especially if you are a girl (girls with beards are hot).

bkev said:

Man, that's a sad story.  I've heard a number of things about Alec Guinness that don't really paint him in a flattering light, and this doesn't help.

HotRod said:

Sorry, the point of this is what??

negative1 said:

things are on hold guys..

 

we will have a v2 coming out.

 

cinch is going to try to transfer

it again after cleaning up the machine.

 

later

-1

I really hate shaving, as I have the unholy combination of coarse hair and sensitive skin.

You_Too said:

Leonardo said:

It was a baseball! In baseball, I'm told, you run home!

Ah damn... I blame it on me being swedish. We have neither american football or baseball here.

Don't worry. You're not missing out on much!

I know this may sound crazy, but considering all of the glue marks on the JSC (at the end of almost every shot (not scene) change) and the differences in certain shots in our oldest known sources, is it possible that early generations of the film were kept as many separate pieces and reassembled to strike new masters?

Nearsighted Scrappile said:

Hello!

I was wondering if anyone had done or thought of a "blending" so to speak, into one film, the best (in my opinion anyway) elements of Halloween?

My idea consists of using the extended version of Halloween, followed by Halloween II in it's entirety, then ending it with the death of Laurie Strode from the first portion of Halloween Resurrection.

I know NOTHING about putting such a thing together, so how would any of you experienced folks do it?

I started to work on this a few weeks ago, but only planned to keep it to myself (and my wife).

I plan on using the extended edition of Halloween (with all of the TV scenes added-in) from the 2001 DVD and the extended edition of Halloween II (again, with all of the TV scenes added-in) from the 2012 DVD.

In fact, I purchased the new Halloween II Blu-ray+DVD release for this very project!

I wouldn't mind releasing it. Would you like it to be "our" project? If so, then PM me!

UPDATES

Sources

Halloween: Extended Edition (2001; Anchor Bay)

Halloween II: Collector's Edition (2012; Shout! Factory)

Halloween Homecoming (2002; Halloween: Resurrection bootleg)

Halloween: Resurrection (2012; Echo Bridge Home Entertainment)

msycamore said:

Nice to hear that you got a copy of your own, that went fast. :) Looking forward to see what quality you can get out of it, and if it suffers from the crosstalk seen on my copy.

Yes, it most certainly did.

I just e-mailed every SWE seller on Amazon and eBay to ask them for the mint marks and waited to see Technidisc's format :-)

I think most of the crosstalk will be eliminated by the comb filter in my Panasonic DMR-ES10, but we'll have to wait until Christmastime to know...

1990osu said:

The original version of Star Wars projected in 35mm TWICE in the last two years.  I think George Lucas is losing this battle to suppress these from being shown!

Hell yes!

Excellent images, -1. They're really cool looking.

Who did the reel changeovers? Were they seamless or did cinch have to tell everyone "hold on!"?

negative1 said:

AntcuFaalb said:

negative1 said:

i know one person on this forum 

that made it out to there, and

hopefully he can fill us in on some

good details, without giving away

too much of the where/who/etc!!!!!!

 

later

-1

So was a "workprint" shown? That is, how close to the "final product" was the screening?

nope.

 

this was an actual screening of my spanish LPP 35mm print

in all its glory! synced to an english soundtrack. 

 

later

-1

That's really awesome, -1!

This project is on hold, as my wife decided to wrap the laserdiscs for Christmas.

For anyone who hasn't yet gotten around to purchasing the official DVD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jz0AwsJ3_E Watch. Now.

I suggest buying the official DVD, however, as it comes with an excellent companion CD.

"One Brown Mouse" - Jethro Tull

TK421138 said:

Anyone here really good with Audacity? I have my raw unprocessed .wav of the audio I recorded, but for the life of me I can't get rid of the hiss and noise the way I should be able to. Any help would be appreciated.

A low-pass filter, perhaps?

Edit: If you go this route, be sure to cut off as little as possible. That is, try to eliminate the hiss and nothing else.