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#1016754
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Help Wanted: Dragon Ball Super Toonami Asia dub by Bang! Zoom Entertainment
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So Funimation announced that Super (and Kai: The Final Chapters) is airing on Toonami in January, but Toonami Asia is also airing an entirely separate dub made by L.A.-based Bang! Zoom Entertainment in the same month.

Is anybody in that region able to record and capture it whole it airs? I would like to preserve the audio, lossless if possible. It will likely never get released on home video, which is why for Dragon Ball fans it’s important to preserve this from the get-go.

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#1013443
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The Original Trilogy restored from 35mm prints (a WIP)
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Poita, is there any reason why your latest upload of Reel 1 is only playing sound out of the right speaker? I am not familiar with film captures so I am not jumping to any conclusions about it here, but my speakers are only playing the right channel. Is it possible I got a corrupted download? Is it something else? And yes, my speakers play other things just fine.

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#1012421
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Info: Toy Story on 35mm, and other early Pixar films for that matter...
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I would love to see Toy Story color corrected with laserdisc audio. At the risk of showing my (younger) age, Toy Story was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. I watched the hell out of my VHS tape as a child and I distinctly remember the colors looking like that viewmaster. The Blu-ray butchers the grading completely.

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#1011028
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Info Wanted: Preserving RotS Theatrical Version - Is there any interest?
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In regards to the audio options, a theatrical “reconstruction” of ROTS would have several options:

DTS-HD MA 5.1 Theatrical DTS CD
Dolby Digital-EX 5.1 2005 DVD Mix
DTS-HD MA 6.1 2011 Blu-ray Mix
Dolby Digital 2.0 2002 DVD Commentary
Dolby Digital 2.0 2011 Blu-ray Commentary
Dolby Digital 2.0 Rifftrax Commentary
Dolby Digital 2.0 Spanish Dub
Dolby Digital 2.0 French Dub
Dolby Digital 2.0 Backstroke of the West Dub w/ subtitles

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#1010042
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Info: Episode II and III 35MM Prints - for sale on ebay
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JayArgonaut said:

Thanks. Looking at the description, I noticed that the audio appears to be Russian (only?), which would mean sourcing an English language track from a theatrical version…

The theatrical DTS CDs are out there to download. They’d probably be the optimal choice to use, although I see the desire for wanting to use the print’s optical track.

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#1008781
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Harmy's RETURN OF THE JEDI Despecialized Edition HD - V3.1
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Swift S. Lawliet said:

I have some other suggestions:

  1. I think the English mono tracks for Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back should be LPCM 1.0 instead of DTS-HD Master Audio since there is little difference in quality and/or size and LPCM has increased compatibility compared to DTS-HD Master Audio.

  2. I also think that the English 35mm Stereo mixes should be Dolby TrueHD instead of DTS-HD Master Audio so that there can be surround matrixing similar to the LaserDisc audio.
    Dolby TrueHD has this Dolby Pro Logic capability but for DTS-HD Master Audio, I’m not sure.
    There was apparently something called DTS Stereo which was used on some LaserDiscs and theatrical releases but I’m not sure if it can be used in the modernized DTS and DTS-HD codecs.
    I also think that the alternative English LaserDisc mixes should also be in Dolby TrueHD, if it is still allowed in the 48MBps bitrate limit of Blu-ray.

  3. What do you think of the isolated score being in LPCM 2.0? Already posted about it but barely anyone replied to it.

I second this