I had postponed downloading 1130-80 until next week when I'm off work.Chewtobacca said:
The Fox LD is about 1.16:1.
Guilty.stretch009 said:
Mallwalker's uploading this to usenet right now. (alt.binaries.starwars)
tbird97 got usenet?
Those three fields really do compose a single frame (GOUT 148551),
but the 3rd field is mis-aligned.
[Actually the first two are mis-aligned from the remainder of the shot.]
So we'll avoid using that field:
She said she said:
c148543=\
cSide2.trim(149323,149342).doubleWeave().pulldown(0,3)#(1,3) #148550
c148551=\
cSide2.trim(149343,149344 ).weave().assumeFPS("ntsc_film")#148551
When it comes to pulldown removal, there's no guessing allowed ;-)RandomHajile said:
then you could process that digitally (frame pull down im guessing)
I can see one of them now.
They did a separate telecine session using spherical lens, then edited those shots in the video realm.
That's not too surprising itself, but it gets weirder.
Instead of time-compressed, the replacement clip(s) are time-expanded.
Rolling slower than ntsc_film: 50 frames comprise 127 fields.
That was the last of the unidentified rates, now solved. Almost there...
This is only a 2-field frame so cSynch can't help.
Instead we can use that method recycled from our JSC script.
(There used to be a picture of Red leader behind the dead link in that post)
cSync selects the first two fields, while
cSynch picks the 2nd & 3rd field from each '3' frame.
In the LD those are consecutive frames; however, they are one and the same film frame: GOUT 26252.
O the Deliberate Creative Decisions . . .
1130-80 Side2 IVTC script is available for beta test.
Check the trim() command at the top, and adjust to match your source.
Starting from zero, we expect field 127 to be exterior shot of Falcon in hyperspace.
Field 128 should be Han disengaging hyperdrive.
If you find script errors please tell us.
We already know about this guy:
He's not a mistake-- he's a Deliberate Creative Decision (TM) for our coach, waiting to happen.
Script contains pseudocode to that effect.
If that script doesn't make your heads spin, then this preview of Side1 might do
We said:
cReel3B=\
cSide1.trim(175410,211072).doubleWeave().selectEvery(242\
,000,002,005,007, 9,012,014,017,019,022,024, 26,029,031,034,036, 38,041,043,046,048,051,053, 55,058,060,063,065,068,070, 72,075,077,080,082, 84,087,089,092,094,097,099, 101,104,106,109,111, 113,116,118\
,121,123,126,128, 130,133,135,138,140,143,145, 147,150,152,155,157, 159,162,164,167,169,172,174, 176,179,181,184,186,189,191, 193,196,198,201,203, 205,208,210,213,215,218,220, 222,225,227,230,232,235,237, 239\
).assumeFPS("ntsc_film")
There is no j in team !
[Only electrical engineers will get that joke.]
We can't decide whether or not we want to join your team.
Would you have had Groucho Marx?
If I'm to join team_1130-80 then I should get my source(s) aligned with yours.
If you do side1.assumetff().separatefields()
then what's the field number when the title card first appears? (GOUT 689)
Likewise side2.assumetff().separatefields()
What's the first field of the 2nd shot? (GOUT 87380, Han disengaging hyperdrive)
Maybe it was a [soon-to-be] former member of his team using that login.Hal 9000 said:
But, you're the one wh-- nevermind.
When they were kids, Owen Lars couldn't pronounce Obi-Wan.
That's what came out instead.
What's autocorrect?
Well there it is finally-- it could be our slowest posting evar.
The SFV file was made by segaflip, and the alternative spelling folder name and all, all his.
All I done was preserve it for nine years.
For n00bs, there's 2 incredible shrinks to look for:
After Ben said You'll have to sell your speeder.
--- ratio shrink ---
Before Gringo asked Going somewhere, Solo?
The 2nd shrink is pictured above.
We can't recall the dialog in that shot off the top of our collective heads.
Is it before Solo asked Didn't we just leave this party? ?
Yeah, somebody should purchase that DVR from Starman.Danfun128 said:
Someone should make a copy of the ORF1 recording that either adds that frame from another source or duplicates/blanks that one frame, and then sync it to the cinema dts.
Avisynth said:
cORF= ffVideoSource("ORF1DVB Star Wars Episode I German Theatrical.mp4")
cSync= trim(cORF, 00091, 59711)+ trim(cORF, 59711, 0)
return cSync
Pleased to see how well ORF1 matches our unified theory.
Only one frame is missing ~59620
Usenet of course...
Yes
No, that screenshot's from DJ_SEW_Ep4_Fixed [sic] which is not fixed.
I'll post it . . .
Fixed [sic] is NOT fixed!
shrinkage.png
Fixed [sic] is NOT fixed!
Did you notice "common SWE" on a.b.starwars ?
It's only the first side or first reel or somesuch, so you don't see the shrinks,
from poita's HLD-X9.
DJ_SEW_Ep4_Fixed [sic]
DJ_SEW_Ep4_ISR
BLAK0050
BLAK0047
We have those in my cupboard. Envy me.
We post stuff on usenet sometimes too.
We wonder which of those you'd find more interesting?
IIRC the 16mm wmv is not 29.97 fps.
Shirley you don't need TFM().TDecimate ?
That reminds me, I never posted our IVTC script for the 'spleen LD(s) promised months ago . . .
Well our team captains might frown upon actual links . . .
Go to your favourite usenet search engine like binsearch, nzbindex &tc
then search Harmy or Despecialized (American spelling, with zed).
Those sites have nzb link generator
PFClean