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- #454197
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- Info: James Bond - Laserdisc Preservations: 1962-1971
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/454197/action/topic#454197
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Amazing... if you live in the States :(
Amazing... if you live in the States :(
Would love to see/hear that!
Do the Bond LD have anything unique to them in terms of prints, sound mixes and extras? If so, I might have to start getting them...
I PMd you, FanFiltration. Maybe you can help?
Someone mentioned MySpleen - what is it and how to I get on it, seeing as thought its the only way to get these Criterion preservations?
Is there a list of all the titles that you wonderful people have transferred to DVD? If so, was everything preserved or just the movies? And how did them?
Thanks everyone!
I have the workprint but its incomplete and missing most of the action scenes, esp in the latter part of the film.
captainsolo said:
Speaking of Spy, where is the original audio located? Every DVD has 5.1, and the LDs have 5.1 or a Dolby Surround mix. For a 1977 movie the mix would have to be just stereo. The 1988 MGM LD appears to have the original on the analog channels and is not time compressed.
http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/19973/ML101421/Spy-Who-Loved-Me-The-%281977%29
Am I thinking correctly on this? I may be totally off.
Six-track sound? Surround sound had been around long before Dolby Digital came out.