Darth Mallwalker

Got the four replacement parts without errors.
Still, attempts to repair the archive are failing
and verbose mode isn't offering many clues.

Anybody suggest a different par app to try?

Ooops!
I think I meant to ask ... BEFORE the PARs were generated?

The point I'm trying to convey:
before re-uploading them, althor might be prudent to check his RAR parts against the SFV,
or by using his RAR app's 'verify' mode etc...

I haven't got all the files down yet, so I don't quite understand the problems
which Chewtobacca and Mattman are experiencing.

Could it be that the RAR parts got corrupted AFTER the PARs were generated?

althor are your files exactly 104,857,600 bytes long? Do they (still) match the SFV file?
Presumably the SFV was generated before the corruption, since the sizes in the SFV are exactly 104,857,600

Years ago Molly sync'ed 7FN's rip of the '85PCM (from his shrinking-ratio LD.)
CatBus got it from me a few months back, and hairy_hen is welcome to it as well.

Thanks a lot for posting those althor.
I've got a few sides downloaded, but probably take a few weeks for me to finish getting the rest.
After I've gotten them I'd be happy to help with IVTC scripts.

Personally I'm not interested in DC.

The masochist in me might like to finally finish IVTC of the time-compressed '82 disc.
Did you plan on posting that one someday?

echo 0:08.950 | shntool split "The Terminator Mono Mix - 2012 Bluray.wav"

Abrams destroyed Trek.
From now on I'm calling it Star Destroyer
.

This maybe?
.

...

^Yeah, that's weird.

Maybe it's time for sanity checks.
Let's begin with a raw recording, and no leading silence.
Press Play, wait until the music starts before pressing Record.
I'll call it Take3.wav

Should match itself (we hope!)
shntool cmp Take3.wav Take3.wav


Next we'll test if "-s" is working correctly.

echo 0:02 | shntool split Take3.wav
That should produce two output files:
split-track01.wav (should be exactly 2 seconds long, or 88.200 samples)
split-track02.wav (the rest of it)

shntool cmp Take3.wav split-track01.wav
shntool cmp -s Take3.wav split-track02.wav
shntool cmp -s split-track02.wav Take3.wav

Are the results as expected?

Might be a false alarm.

When you made those recordings, did you press Record button before pressing Play?
If so, then you'd have some digital silence at the start of each WAV, and likely not the same amount each time.
That can easliy confuse shntool.
Shntool takes the first sample from the first file and compares it against the first sample from the second file.
They match-- both samples have a value of Zero (digital silence).
Likewise the 2nd samples from each file match each other,
and the respective 3rd samples match, etc. . . . because they're all Zeroes.
shntool would mistakenly conclude that the two WAVs are aligned, when they're probably not.
Later when it reaches 18% one file might contain Non-Zero data
while the other file is still silent zeroes. Hence the error.

Try trimming the digital silence from the start of each file first.

Actually shntool will presume the two files are already aligned, unless you tell it otherwise by using the "-s" option.
Then shntool would try to detect how much time-shift between files.
Not sure if xACT will pass that option to the underlying shntool, or not.

You could run shntool yourself from a command prompt, such as
shntool cmp -s Take1.wav Take2.wav
In that case the files needn't be perfectly aligned, but within three seconds (default setting).
Still might need to trim leading zeroes though to avoid a false positive as above.

If using xACT (presumably without the -s option?) then you'd have to align the files yourself before calling shntool.

zeropc said:

2. multiple capture of the same file - 3 to be precise and they all looked the same. there was no change in the waveforms hight or what not...

Bingowings said:

Hole-E mackerel!

alex s said:

Echo3 said:

I found it. Its spread across 2 discs, and is 146mins long. Unfortunately, the 2nd DVD-R will no longer play. I cant rip it to my hard drive. Ive had this problem with alot of my old DVD-Rs. Ill keep trying to get it to rip, but it may be a lost cause.

I have the same problem.

Simpler? That's easy for you to say!
My M-Audio card don't have input level controls.

AntcuFaalb said:

http://www.head-fi.org/t/463089/is-your-s-pdif-bit-perfect-heres-a-test

zeropc said:

is there a way to test this?

darth_ender said:

By the way, I hope my comment about Johnny and Pufnstuf wasn't taken as rude. I really couldn't figure out the show (from my research, that doesn't look like the real H. R. Pufnstuf), and there is no character or actor on the show named Johnny

Johnny's a Mormon.
Not sure about H.R.Pufnstuf

I could continue to tweeze this, but must be past the point of diminishing returns
so instead I'll just turn it loose:

Mallwalker said:

s1p11= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(1760,1761).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s1p12= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(1762,40721).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(0,2)
s1p1 = s1p11 ++ s1p12 ##_______________________________________________________________________# 2+2:3...2:3
s1p21= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(40722,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s1p22= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(40723,78587).doubleweave.pulldown(1,3)#(0,3)
s1p23= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(78588,78589).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s1p2 = s1p21 ++ s1p22 ++ s1p23 #_______________________________________________________________# 1+3:2...3:2+2
s1p31= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(78590,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s1p32= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(78591,82190).doubleweave.pulldown(1,3)#(0,3)
s1p33= side1raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(82191,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s1p3 = s1p31 ++ s1p32 ++ s1p33 #_______________________________________________________________# 1+3:2...3:2+1
s1 = s1p1 ++ s1p2 ++ s1p3

s2p11= side2raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(804,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s2p12= side2raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(805,36611).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(0,2)
s2p13= side2raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(36612,36613).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s2p1 = s2p11 ++ s2p12 ++ s2p13 #_______________________________________________________________# 1+2:3...3:2+2
s2p2 = side2raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(36614,69211).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(1,3)
s2p2 = s2p2 ##________________________________________________________________________________# 3:2...2:3
s2p31= side2raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(69212,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s2p32= side2raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(69213,102202).doubleweave.pulldown(1,3)#(0,3)
s2p33= side2raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(102203,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s2p3 = s2p31 ++ s2p32 ++ s2p33 #_______________________________________________________________# 1+3:2...3:2+1
s2 = s2p1 ++ s2p2 ++ s2p3

s3p11= side3raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(824,825).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s3p12= side3raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(826,6517).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(0,2)
s3p1 = s3p11 ++ s3p12 ##_______________________________________________________________________# 2+2:3...3:2
s3p2 = side3raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(6518,46069).doubleweave.pulldown(0,2)#(0,3)
s3p2 = s3p2 ##________________________________________________________________________________# 2:3...3:2
s3p31= side3raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(46070,84142).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(1,3)
s3p32= side3raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(84143,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s3p3 = s3p31 ++ s3p32 ##_______________________________________________________________________# 3:2...2:3+1
s3 = s3p1 ++ s3p2 ++ s3p3

s4p11= side4raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(726,727).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s4p12= side4raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(728,39619).doubleweave.pulldown(0,2)#(0,3)
s4p1 = s4p11 ++ s4p12 ##_______________________________________________________________________# 2+2:3...3:2
s4p21= side4raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(39620,39621).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s4p22= side4raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(39622,72123).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(0,2)
s4p23= side4raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(72124,72125).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s4p2 = s4p21 ++ s4p22 ++ s4p23 #_______________________________________________________________# 2+2:3...3:2+2
s4p31= side4raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(72126,72127).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s4p32= side4raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(72128,92867).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(0,2)
s4p3 = s4p31 ++ s4p32 ##_______________________________________________________________________# 2+2:3...2:3
s4 = s4p1 ++ s4p2 ++ s4p3

s5p11= side5raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(696,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s5p12= side5raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(697,18609).doubleweave.pulldown(1,3)#(0,3)
s5p1 = s5p11 ++ s5p12 ##_______________________________________________________________________# 1+3:2...2:3
s5p21= side5raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(18610,18611).weave.assumefps("ntsc_film")
s5p22= side5raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(18612,56196).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3)#(0,2)
s5p23= side5raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(56197,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s5p2 = s5p21 ++ s5p22 ++ s5p23 #_______________________________________________________________# 2+2:3...2:3+1
s5p3 = side5raw.assumetff.separatefields.trim(56198,0).doubleweave.pulldown(0,3).trim(0,14350) # pulldown(1,3)
s5 = s5p1 ++ s5p2 ++ s5p3 #________________________________________________________________# 3:2...

althor1138 said:

side1raw=AVISource("E:\STAR WARS\Laserdisc\JSC\ESB\Theater750HD\side1.avi")
s1p1=side1raw.assumetff().doubleweave().pulldown(0,2).trim(704,0).trim(0,15585)
s1p22=side1raw.separatefields().trim(40722,0).weave().assumetff().doubleweave().pulldown(2,4).trim(0,15145)
s1p21=side1raw.separatefields().trim(40722,0).weave().assumetff().doubleweave().pulldown(2,4).trim(15146,15146).separatefields().trim(0,-1).nnedi2(dh=true).assumefps("ntsc_film")
s1p2=s1p22 ++ s1p21
s1p3=side1raw.separatefields().trim(78590,0).weave().assumetff().doubleweave().pulldown(2,4).trim(0,1439)
s1=s1p1 ++ s1p2 ++ s1p3

Chewtobacca said:

I don't understand why this is the case, because Pulldown() is implemented using SelectEvery() internally.

selectEvery() is better if the source is YV12. Yours probably isn't.

I will have a few more ESB frames to check. Haven't seen ROTJ
so if you want help with that one, show your script!

Mattman, don't be alarmed if your SWE don't have all the same cadence changes.
Not long ago poita shared the first reel of his SWE cap which had only two cadence changes. (JSC had four changes within the first reel.)

Moth3r said:

I have a PAL DVD which is, I think, v1 (there is a file on the disc named DE-ANH20050525P.jpg which suggests it was released 25 May 2005).

Popped the disc in to run a verify in ImgBurn and unfortunately it's unreadable after the 94% mark (so the final VOB file is lost).

althor1138 said:

I'm going to wait a little bit before releasing this again because it seems we are finding little things to fix still.

Teeceezy said:

are there any lossless sources of Isolated scores for the original trilogy?