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#743050
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Team Negative1 - The Empire Strikes Back 1980 - 35mm Theatrical Version (Released)
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Handman said:

I took a look at it earlier today, and I experienced some odd video distortion at the end. Anyone else have this issue?

 Had the same problem. The engines of the Falcon where distorted and part of the fleet and the end credits.

Needed an i7 to play smooth. The data rate in the noisy parts on Hoth are very demanding. After that my dual core plays the vid mostly smooth too.

Made an AVI 13GB recode. I´m downloading the 720p now for correction of the last scene.

PS: for recode i used good old VirtualDUB.

(The other simpler solutions didn´t work. - Where not able to decode the Video right.)

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#739325
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Info: Hardware and Software Scaling, Enhancing, and Upconversion Techniques
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I´ve tried to capture the Faces LD´s with a Pioneer DVL-700 and a ISCAN VP50 upscaling to 720p connected to a AVerMedia Game Capture II captureing in MP4 with a very high bitrate. But the results did not impress me. The Picture looks good on the Epson 9000 though. But the big LCD´s have a too harsh contrast, exposing the shortcommings of the LD format.

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#484116
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Puggo Strikes Back! (Released)
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Why would you like to add black bars? As said before, it´s not necessary in MKV. The test video looked great on my PC aside from the pulldown. In my opinion it only would blow up the file size and make it more complicated to edit the video or using anamorphic lenses on beamers etc.

But if there´s a good reason to do so maybe you could do a version without.