That's great news Harmy.
I'm interested; however it seems n00bs cannot Search that usual place.
Any old-timer could send me a URL to that thread?
I'd post it on usenet to show my gratitude...
Thanks Chew-- it'll take me a day or three to get and post it.
B112B79B
Love it . . . or do it yourself.
Isn't that what adywan told Lord Vader once upon a time?
I wonder what became of that guy... ;-)
My mom killed herself.
I hope you don't.
Went to tidy up my PM box this morning and found messages from bbbb
and fffffff (now known as Troyig88, but the URL still contain his former name.)
Pee-pee's avatar is cooler
Which clone wars TV show ?
It's four months ago msycamore asked for confirmation.
Sorry I never did it yet.
I pulled my copy from the cupboard to remind myself.
Will look for herringbones after work tonight.
I seed one fo' Fo.
"Stick to Your Guns"
Feallan did you ever read that thread you linked?
msycamore has been first to admit the shortcomings of his own project
beginning with MPEG2 capture device, on and on...
I do hope csd79 announcement won't discourage msycamore sharing his version 2.
And I hope csd79 version beats both!
Three sides
instead of two
1st VHS was NOT sped-up.
[1st LaserDisc was sped-up]
DVD9 AVCHD version 2.1
DVD5 DVD-Video version 2.0 by Chewtobacca
A_New_Hope said:
I'll leave my 99.48% verified copy under the original off and on for a week
Wow what a co-inky-dink !
I've been IVTCing that old d_j disc this week.
Doesn't affect the colours of course...
happycube said:
On CAV laserdiscs, there is a "white flag" on lines 11 and 274 (or 22 and 23?) that indicate the first field of a new frame. Also, the frame # is put in the first field. MAME has some good decoding code for that.
So if you can get VBI data, it would be possible to automatically construct an avisynth pulldown script.
Unfortunately, the white flag data isn't on CLV disks, since the LD-V8000 was the only player made that could process them. In fact, per blamld the speedup process used didn't tie in with white flag creation - Fox's original plan was to do a 4-sided time-compressed CAV disk!
Your memory is correct. All of the bonus discs are wide.
I mis-spoke earlier. Really it's Reel3B (or 6th 1000-ft. reel)
that's different than all the others.
From Going somewhere Solo?
thru- your first step into a larger world.
drngr's WeaveMan() plugin could help to identify the pattern
... if I could ever get it to load
palswim what is your part01's CRC ?
Is it F1FB9AFD ?
Darth Mallwalker said:
Here we keep the top half of the broken field, and apply nnedi to the bottom half:
stackVertical( crop(0,0,0,240), crop(0,240,0,0).nnedi2() )
You could tweak the 240 of course. It seems to be different for each capture (Dark/Sega, X9, HF9G)
c156106 =\
stackVertical(c156106.crop(0,0, 0,268)\
, nnedi2(c156106).crop( 0,268, 0,212))
clenchdwarf said:
Or, add a board which translates the available digital audio signals into S/PDIF.
A_New_Hope said:
So, I totally would RE-up bh006 for you...but there is a perfectly good copy up there already (it's just missing the original NFO file).
althor1138 said:
I've tried to IVTC the 82 P&S but the cadence is crazy and I can't really figure it out.
So ... no sprocket holes!
There's IVTC scripts for JSC sequels
ROTJ
ESB
I'll post them on usenet too, after I tackle ANH.
Like my ESB alpha version posted here last Spring,
each time pulldown() is called I've also given alternate parameters in the comments.
The difference is in the handling of 3-field frames.
You can choose to keep the first 2 fields or keep the last 2of3.
With ESB I followed althor's choices. ROTJ is mostly arbitrary.
As always, use a text editor with fixed-width font
Since when did a single command become "super complicated" ?
Kids these days... :)
Anyway, when I posted that I hadn't bothered to check and see the original RAR parts are apparently still uloz-able.
That's even easier.
Back to masturbating...
