If anyone needs tools for making subtitles "Aegisub" is a cross-platform solution.
I'm a fansubber, I use this program all the time. I think a friend of mine uses it on a Mac and we've both run it on Linux, though I currently use Windows.
SilverWook said:
They never learn, do they? Seems like an awful waste to destroy a perfectly good print. Do the studios require proof of destruction?
Now I'm having visions of some crazy person concealing old film prints in their house, like a scene out of Fahrenheit 451. Or maybe it's just someone I know...
I think I've heard of some major actor with a stash of fenced old 35s...
Just got my hands on a few more laserdiscs. I'm handing off to a friend to cap with better equipment and am considering (as per communication with drfsupercenter) handing them off to another person here to cap on even better equipment. I really want to see the best possible preservations done, however it may be achieved.
I use that pronunciation of Avisynth.
Greenshift is something that's kept me from finishing my Dragon Ball projects. :P
Maybe MergeRGB(SelectEvery(3,0),SelectEvery(3,1),SelectEvery(3,2)) ?
borisanddoris said:
I think what Molly means is that perhaps it's easier to take a default or sort of standard audio track that is already synced to video (so the First Contact Blu-ray's audio) and sync the DTS Cinema rip to that. Sync it to that, and it'll naturally sync to the video as well. This is how I did it on Jurassic Park 3D and it worked pretty well and was easy.
As we know, the hard part with this DTS project is cutting and splicing the reels together. I continue to try and teach myself how to do this.
Exactly.
That's how I do most of my synchs, and I've done a LOT.
I find it easier to synch audio to...other audio.
Some releases (I think Spanish and Catalan?) used the equivalent of "The War of the Galaxies".
Current WOWOW can be delogoed nicely... I think that was less so of old WOWOW but I've done it (e.g., my encode of the Holic movie and the sub of the first episode of the live-action series I encoded).
That might be worth doing in some cases, for some films?
Heheh, Conan means something completely different to me. =P
Harmy said:
What is rutracker? Is it a torrent site?
Yeah.
I don't have a copy of the book anymore but that's the origin of the missed hook. Maybe also for "So's life" ?
I use avspmod to step through and edit AVS files.
I've got some sort of OTV 4:3 laser, not sure if the mix is OTV though.
Mux in the .ass and the .ttf - use \be or \blur - you can do more than you'd think. =P
Red is murder on mpeg codecs.
Non-Japanese releases of Pokémon movie 5 ("Pokémon Heroes" internationally) look drowned, they're so bluecast.
Well, I suppose I did have a bit of a role, if extremely minor... LOL
I'd prolly throw some stuff in xD, but only with a modified or synthesized voice. My voice sounds brain-damaged.
A recreation of the mono mix in 2.0 is something I tried to do years ago and failed miserably at. :<
Be nice to hear though.
At the time I used Avidemux.
These days I use avspmod/megui, with sometimes Avidemux for scanning through the original video track. (This is what I was using for Robotech.)
I burned out hard working on this a while ago but it's something I'd like to go back to. Especially since I could theoretically give it a huge quality boost if I just gutted it and started over. :/
I capped a tape of that a few years back. Can't seem to find my rip of it though.
I might still have the tape somewhere.
It's still around? LOL, half the stuff I do gets lost in the ether.