...but I lost the disc somewhere, planning on re-doing it because it's one of my all time favourites, a shame there's cutting room floor scenes that will never be seen again (pause the film when Darren's getting those images zapped into his head and you'll see a still of the 3 kids walking next to each other at school) (there'll be a separate single layer disc with all the extras of the trilogy) In other words if you're going to the cost and trouble of burning a dual layer version you'd be nuts to watch it on an old 4:3 screen, from the start I'd intended my project to be at a high enough detail level so it can be shown on a really big screen without looking like VHS.
it's not something I could look at affording this year if I were to have a bash at transferring it. Something I noticed was how out of whack the colours were on the Dark/Sega transfer, you get the colours right for one scene and look at another scene with those settings and the colours are wrong again, I don't know if it's due to the capturing hardware/software or if it's like that on the laserdiscs.