Molly

As far as I can tell, it's edited a lot more crudely than I remember seeing on a Kingston TV station back in '94 (and doesn't appear to be the TV edit you're looking for - I remember checking it out way back then).  It aired on WUTV (Fox affiliate in Buffalo, NY) a few years back.  I don't know if my DVDs have survived but I have them around here somewhere.

Got a TV cut here somewhere but I think it's a different cut with the stuff just cut out.

I don't think I've seen an actual 16 since elementary school, so I can only barely remember. :/

Maybe an R5?

I use Aegisub to make my own subtitles but the only format both Aegisub and DVD Lab Pro support out of the box is SRT.  (I think DVD Lab Pro supports SSA 2.x also, but not 4.x or ASS.)

Funny it has the old TNT logo on the poster, they haven't used that in YEARS.

The fee makes it worse, because then it goes from being mere piracy to being COMMERCIAL piracy.

I think you have Liu Kang and Kung Lao reversed, actually.

Looked AOK in MPlayer (but I was using hardware decoding).

That can be fixed.

I do have DVD-Rs of the Faces VHS from 1995.  A friend taped them, the tapes were in very good shape.

I never finished uploading rips of them. :/ I really should.

I've been able to edit video without re-encoding AC3 audio...

I saw TR2N at the $4 cinema.

Green squiggly line the whole time, is that a damaged 35 thing?

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If need be I can dvd-ize it.

But what's the point, if the image is sub-480?

There are also 3 different mixes which were used in 1977.

Let people who want avchd/bd9 or dvd5 shrink it themselves?

Never seen a dvd with more than 448... unless it was DTS or LPCM.

There's a couple plugins for Windows that support MKV and the other formats.  I want to say Haali?

MKV and MP4 don't have pulldown flags, but they don't need it - their framerate system is more flexible, even allowing multiple framerates in the same file which is more flexible than only 23.976 and 29.97, or 23.976 or 29.97 or 25, in the same file as vob only permits.

MPlayer has no trouble with it.  (though it's converted to 29.97 fps... which may not be ideal. mkv can support any framerate.)

Could it be `  ?

Common audio/video format for mkv is the same as mp4 (most of mine are h264/aac).  You could even make it as an mp4, then just feed it to mkvmerge.

Well...

...what about temporarily grafting in the rest from a different source (be it GOUT, Puggo, CC47 or any other rip) until a better 35 shows up?