I have the Target Bonus Disc now, and I would love to share the files ... does anyone know where I can upload them?
Jetrell Fo said:
Oso Blanco said:
I have TMP, TUC and FC in full hd resolution on my hard drive, downloaded it years ago. It's from an HBO broadast, as far as I remember.
Are you able to upload them to the newsgroups?
I have TMP, TUC and FC in full hd resolution on my hard drive, downloaded it years ago. It's from an HBO broadast, as far as I remember.
Where do I get in an ivite to myspleen? Seems impossible to get in there ... :-(
digitalfreaknyc said:Video Collector said:
Anyone who collects all the extras from every release on one disc and torrents it is a hero in my book.
Good luck removing DRM from Apple. It's a bitch.
dvdmike said:
I find it odd both cuts of undiscovered are on iTunes
And both cuts of TWOK. What do you think about the screenshots, is this pre-DNR? I'm no expert in this ... it looks like the same transfer as the DE we got on DVD 10 years ago, but I'm not sure. It's the only place to get the DE in HD, anyway.
Jetrell Fo said:
The ONLY theatrical cut not available via single disc DVD was TMP. I have all the rest.
TUC had never been available in it's theatrical cut before the 2009 BD/DVD release.
dvdmike said:
Can you grab shots? I only have the SD Itunes TWOK
Hmmm ... looking at the screenshots now, I'm not so sure anymore if this really is pre-DNR:
http://s14.directupload.net/images/130603/s9nmgryy.png
http://s14.directupload.net/images/130603/n6wqzjbv.png
http://s7.directupload.net/images/130603/8uipxq5r.png
What about the HD versions on iTunes? I have downloaded the directors editions of TWOK and TUC and they are pre-DNR, possibly the same transfer as the 2 DVD editions that came out about ten years ago.
But what about the theatrical cuts? Are they the same as the current Blu Rays or are they old transfers as well? Does anybody know?
Yes, please ... a high quality version of the SLV would be very welcome!
FekLeyrTarg said:
Have you received and read my private message concerning the german version of the SLV?
Is there a german version? I could swear I saw it once in a theater, but I could be wrong ...
Double post
I'd really love to convert this DVD into PAL ... is there any way you could upload the MPEG file you had created before making it a DVD? I guess that would make things much easier ...
Just a quick note to people who have problems with this DVD because it's NTSC: You can also use IfoEdit to change the settings from NTSC to PAL. This won't make the DVD PAL, but it will make your DVD-Player/TV-Set believe that it is.
Thank you very much, FanFiltration! I haven't been able to watch the whole movie yet, but what I saw looked amazing! Finally, we've got the SLV in widescreen and on DVD!
On the anamorphic topic, I think it actually IS anamorphic ... the information is just missing in the IFO file, so the picture looks squeezed on the computer as well as on tv. In both cases you would have to adjust the width manually. I recommend using a program called IfoEdit to fix this before you burn the movie onto DVD. Just load the IFO file and change the settings from 4:3 to 16:9, then save the file and everything's gonna be fine.
Doctor M said:are the effects in this cut theatrical or the Director's Cut redone effects?
The point of this preservation project was to recreate the Special Longer Version in widescreen format. So thankfully the effects are the original ones.
tmpfan said:May I also know where to obtain it? What are the rules on this site regarding posts like this?
If I remember correctly, I downloaded it from a newsgroup two years ago. But I don't think that it's still there.
tmpfan said:Reply: I have a 1280 x 545 pixels (2:10:13) 4.35GB file I found online. What is the pixel ratio of your file?
1920 x 1080
I don't care about menus, most of them are annoying anyway. All I want is the SLV on DVD!
I found a program called "DelayCut", which cuts the delay off the audio file. You just have to know what the excat delay value is, but that's written into the filename that DGIndex put out.
Then I loaded the AVI script (with only the telecide and decimate commands) and the audio file into DVD Flick, which did the rest ... resizing, remuxing, authoring. I am now adding chapters with TMPGEnc.
The only strange thing left now is that there should be very thin black bars above and below the picture. But there is no black bar above the picture, instead there is a black bar double the normal size below the picture. It's only visible on TV, not on PC. But that's a very minor problem that probably nobody will notice.
Everything worked out fine, finally! But I never could have done it without your help! So, if there is anything I can do for you ... maybe a copy of the movie in question?
It seems that thanks to your help, I have finally figured it out! I now have a working DVD (23.976 fps) and everything seems to be fine. After taking all the necessary steps one by one, I even found a program that can do the frame conversion, the resizing and the muxing all in one. It needed ten hours on my old computer, but it worked.
But both methods have one last problem in common: The audio is not in sync with the video. I'm ashamed to say that I know next to nothing about dvd authoring ... can you recommend a program that can solve my problem? I know I have to change the delay of the audio file, but how?
Edit: It seems that I have found a solution for the problem ...
I think I finally figured out what you are talking about. I can only thank you for your patience!
So, I have demuxed the original file and I have written the script. When I'm watching the file using the script, it seems to work.
Now, my next problem is this: How to I apply the script to my video file? AvsP can only convert to MP4 and Virtual Dub only to AVI. How to I get an MPEG file out of it? And how to I get the audio back into the file?
