Darth Mallwalker

X0 project team used HLD-X0 player to capture Definitive Collection laserdisc.
Like GOUT, DC LD have DNVR smearing.

Arnie.d and friends captured Japanese Special Collection using HLD-X9 player.
JSC don't have DVNR. V8 project began with capture of JSC discs, using LD-V800 player.

Liked "Sentimental Lady" and especially "Ebony Eyes" during junior high years.
Not very familiar with Welch-era Mac (nor Peter Green).

I'll pray his wife can find peace.
From watching my dad these past months, I have an idea how she must be feeling now.
And now it's my turn to cry . . . again

Welcome here!

You're starting with V8 DVD?
Instead of MPEG-2, why not start with lossless X9 capture?
I'ts available on Usenet.

To one of your questions, V8 (and X9 and JSC in general) are missing quite a few frames compared to GOUT.
Surrounding reel changeovers, and also mid-reel.
The missing frame numbers are documented in my IVTC script for X9 cap, which is also on usenet.

Got Usenet ?

Searching "Audio for GOUT projects" should find you Belbucus' mono
and also his '77 Dolby stereo captured from analog laserdisc 1130-84.

Search "diGital SOUND" and you might find my raw (44.1kHz) PCM rips of laserdiscs
ROTJ 14780-80 and TESB SWE 1425-85, both pressed by Pioneer, USA.
Those are generally understood to contain theatrical mixes, although it's hard to be 100% certain.
(Other LD pressings might also contain those same mixes in higher fidelity.)

Wow, it would be great if there was a similar article published for the Canadian airing of Michel Parbot's special...
:)

none said:

Looking at RotJ newscasts found the first of the cue markers for that film:



Odd that newscasts would have been given a telecine of an actual 35mm print. The scene is where Leia and Luke jump onto the speeder bikes pursuing the escaping Scout Troopers. About 53:00-56:00 minutes in. (dependent upon version) Unsure if this pic is from the In or Out marker section.

Then Ferris will need a Deputy Fife.



How about this fellow?

msycamore, is your Pioneer made in Japan or USA factory?
I've got one from PVI in California, as well as Technidisc copy.

Now that I think about it, seems I never finished ripping the PCM audio from Technidisc.
IIRC got sides 1&2 then became distracted before finishing side3.
Perhaps I should pull it out again and try some screen grabs...

know how many licks
to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop.

TServo2049 said:

Know where I can find it, perchance?

Earlier in this thread on Post 33 I offered my IVTC script
for dark_jedi's "Standard Play" preservation of CAV laserdisc 1130-84.
By mistake I omitted this field:


So I've made a revised script and posted on a.b.starwars too.




above is dark_jedi's Standard Play - LD 1130-84
----
below is The Starkiller's 1982 Video Rental Library - VHS


Look at the overscan along the right edges. Then look at Threepio's wrists.
It can't be a coincidence -- I think those two are from the same telecine master tape!
But my conclusion isn't based solely one that one frame...

Recently-finished IVTC/GOUT-sync script for theStarkiller's VHS is there and also usenet.

If you study both scripts, you'll notice that both home video releases
are missing exactly the same frames&fields at every reel change
and a few that occur mid-reel, like the Obi-Wan field shown above "You'd've been killed too..."

Great! Do tell if you find any errors, I want to know.

Although they're not listed here in this thread, I also have compiled
the first frame of the last shot on each reel, and
the last frame of the first shot on each reel.

Perhaps those data would be useful when it's time to combine the individual VOB files
that you were working in the other thread.

none said:

How'd you figure out the compliance/non-compliance? Have you been counting frames between cues?!!!

none said:

Rookie cue maker.

none said:

Isn't that pic from moth3r?

Cue dot is SMPTE-55 non-compliant. Should appear one frame sooner.
Both Catnap & GRANDE have the same error (while S.Krig is compliant.)

However This cue dot error from Catnap is not present on GRANDE.

fist two weren't ISOs, were they?

If you don't mind downloading again, you could get the unpacked BDMV folder from usenet or myspleen.
Their contents are the same as Harmy's ISO.

If you're concerned about bandwidth, or concerned about wasting your time and energy downloading again,
then you might want to check your ISO for corruption first:

unrar said:

UNRAR 3.93 freeware Copyright (c) 1993-2010 Alexander Roshal

Volume ROTJ AVCHD.part41.rar

Pathname/Comment
Size Packed Ratio Date Time Attr CRC Meth Ver
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ROTJ AVCHD.ISO
8460697600 72093560 <-- 14-08-11 17:09 .....A. EEA9D6FE m0g 2.0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0 0 72093560 0% volume 41

negative1 said:

i thought about combining them all into 1 VOB file first.

but i didn't think it would make a difference..

obviously it does..

I admire your dedication, but your method is flawed.
If you consider each VOB file separately, you'll omit some frames.
Looks like you're missing three frames in this case.

negative1 said:

00:19:19.659 27524 27804 p r2d2 joins luke and c3po
00:19:21.285 27805 27843 b fade to black
00:19:22.370 27844 27869 p c3po fading in

negative1 said:

00:00:03.795 0 91 p c3po fading in (start vob2 - part 2/2) total 29758
00:00:15.056 92 361 p luke in repair room

negative1 said:

penguinofgreatness said:

jacksbrain, are the new files up yet? If so I would like a pm. Oh, and negative1, only the video version of this set is on myspleen. Not the audio version.

oops. you're right. i thought it was the same,

and you could just extract the audio...

later

-1

A B C said:

Two things:

1) You have in the IE DVD post 1 (or on the backcover) all the detail: film version cut / or not. It doesn't entirely match with the current SET 2 then. Great for the DVD, but for a CD listening experience you'll curse me for sure, haha !

2) The PCM audio has been converted from 44,1Khz to 48Khz. Sure that a new convertion to 44,1Khz will mess up the tracks.

Note: only "Losing a Hand" has been left as edited for the film on Set 2. I think it really gives a better cue. It misses only two tiny bits that are welcome out, and the editing between the many segues is better done (more dynamic) than on the original.

jhdiesel said:

Toast Titanium was not helpful in making disks from the m2ts file.

George was a truckster the whole time ?

C:\>COPY /B extransa.avi.001+extransa.avi.002+extransa.avi.003 extransa.avi /B

Mos Eisley