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JediTray

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3-Nov-2010
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#437527
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JediTray's VINYL preservation project (CANCELLED)
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I can personally tell you that there is NO discernible difference in quality or mastering in the Japanese vinyl releases, at least not to me.  I heard those same claims, did some research, and actually listened to American RSO versus Japanese Polydor.  I physically watched selected tracks from them with a spectrum analyzer program, and compared the dB levels with Sony ACID Pro.  Other than for collectibility, there was no difference in sound quality to warrant paying a ransom for them.

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#437370
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GOUT image stabilization - Released
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g-force said:

JediTray said:

doubleofive said:

Yeah, I feel the same way as I don't understand any of the scripting they do, but we'll see the results in other preservation attempts.

 I certainly hope so.  The ones I currently have jog and bounce all over the place.  While I did notice it a bit on the old 4:3 TV, having an HDTV now really shows everything, warts and all.

Also, I wonder if this script, or a variant of it, would work on things like Super 8 transfers?

some form of the stabilization and degrain stages should work quite well actually.

-G

 Very cool.  What would it take for one of you folks to try it?  I guess you'd have to start with source material, of which Puggo's is the best.

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#437234
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GOUT image stabilization - Released
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doubleofive said:

Yeah, I feel the same way as I don't understand any of the scripting they do, but we'll see the results in other preservation attempts.

 I certainly hope so.  The ones I currently have jog and bounce all over the place.  While I did notice it a bit on the old 4:3 TV, having an HDTV now really shows everything, warts and all.

Also, I wonder if this script, or a variant of it, would work on things like Super 8 transfers?

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#437219
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JediTray's VINYL preservation project (CANCELLED)
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After doing some research, I found out more about my Star Wars Radio Spots record.  The one I own is indeed the FIRST set of 5 Radio Spots from 1977.  StarWars.com has them in mp3 format, but I will still be making mine in FLAC format with a scan of the record.  They included a bonus Burger Chef spot on theirs, so I will be including it with mine, as well as a set of 1978 re-release spots I found there.