Japanese looks way better.
I would than also accept the japanese subtitles ;)
Edit:
Bootleg or official release?
[link removed]
Could you post a screenshot of the japanese documentaries to see how big these burnt-in subs are.
I am from PAL-Land and I had never problems with NTSC :D. Even in DVD times.
I never said you were wrong, but for my understanding Blu-Ray was designed to avoid such crap with different TV systems. But it seems I was wrong since this only applies to PAL regions.
Thanks for teaching me something new.
@drngr
Where did you hear that? As far as I know all players must support all possible formats.
Which could be PAL and/or NTSC.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Media_format
I assume the players can handle that, but most of the TVs in NTSC Country would not proper display PAL, which also should be gone since all the TVs are selled worldwide.
I think this is out of question. :)
It would be great to have it in and if it is GOUT synched can be used for other projects as well.
I just stumbled upon this entry in the databse
Star Wars Laserdisc Documentaries
But I was not able to find it in the interwebz.
Please PM me if you have a link or post the original thread I was also not able to find :(
Laserschwert said:
Is there a quick way to put these new chapter marks into an MKV, or do I have to add each one manually?
No you have to remux as far as I know.
First I want to say great Job Harmy.
I like it very much. Watched snippets on my 55 TV Screen and even for 720p it looks very good.
What me bothered was that you used fixed chapters every 5 minutes.
So I grabbed my Original PAL-GOUT DVD, extracted the chapters converted them to 23,976 fps and remuxed my copy with correct chapters and german audio :)
For everybody interested and for the future Harmy BR here are the chapters.
00:00:00.000
00:00:19.561
00:01:51.319
00:04:52.834
00:07:28.322
00:08:55.076
00:11:21.430
00:15:23.547
00:19:19.700
00:23:12.766
00:25:12.219
00:27:25.060
00:28:52.272
00:32:13.473
00:34:32.570
00:36:33.774
00:38:45.197
00:41:16.182
00:42:10.361
00:43:59.678
00:47:00.609
00:49:05.943
00:50:21.727
00:51:40.555
00:51:48.313
00:54:30.809
00:56:43.817
01:00:42.805
01:03:47.365
01:05:52.907
01:10:03.240
01:11:43.590
01:14:44.688
01:16:40.262
01:19:00.277
01:22:31.112
01:24:33.068
01:27:27.075
01:31:19.265
01:34:10.770
01:35:37.690
01:37:07.988
01:38:55.679
01:40:08.252
01:42:07.746
01:46:48.068
01:52:24.028
01:54:52.510
01:55:33.760
01:57:19.574
02:01:06.801
How would this be different from "The Ultimate Supplemental Collection" by RowMan?
Just a question for a newbie.
What is the fuzz all about with this documentary?
Just because it is not available because the owner maintains its copyright very strict and only a bad dutch TV Rip is available?
Or is there more into it? Maybe to critical or s.th.
Don't know if you already had this
EP3 vs. Clerks Mash-Up
A break well-deserved
Will there be a DVD-Version as well?