poita said:
There are collector forums.
Got this up and running last night! SCORE! So excited to be archiving something else!
Now the question is where to find more of these. Any ideas? :( Other than Ebay, I'm at a loss.
Troyig88 said:
Its great they are doing that but what good is it if it never gets released. No disrespect to the team.
crissrudd4554 said:
The track removed from previous home video versions was 'Having My Baby' by Paul Anka which was played during the beach scene involving the death of the Kitner boy. Most pre-1995 releases feature an alternate song (title I dont know). However, I have a few copies of the 1983 pan and scan VHS and while most feature the replaced song, one of them I believe has the original song. On another note, one thing that I'm surprised is absent on current releases is Cassidy's burp after Chrissie is pulled under. I was watching the 1995 VHS a few months ago and compared it to the 5.1 and mono tracks on the DVD and if you listen carefully you can faintly hear it but nowhere near as clear than on the VHS. I noticed other things that sounded more up front on the VHS than the DVD. Examples include the dialogue when the shark tugs the boat and Brody's yelp when the wires holding the cage snap.
Hauppauge. That's all you need to know. No lists. Will do anything you need.
I know no one at a TV station, unfortunately. I just bought 5 or 6 tapes and that would be a long time to record.
I looked into having it transferred and it's $50 a tape which I'm NOT spending. :(
I'm still looking into Ebay options. Looks like I'll be spending $300-400 on it. I'm fine with that because I still have the hope that I'll find others, which will also be on Betacam-SP. But I'll also have this hunk of machine sitting in my living room....along with my laserdisc player :)
Tom Servo said:
I believe i downloaded this version a few weeks ago from a torrent site, since it has the same menus and bonus features. I was wondering what kind of blu ray player and TV people are viewing this on. It plays flawlessly on my PC, but after burning the first disc to BD-R and playing it on my TV, it judders like crazy. Even the slightest movements have a noticeable frame interlacing issue, and when there is a panning shot, it looks like a 10.0 earthquake, double and triple vision of objects on the screen. I have been trying to understand why this happens with this disc and nothing else that I've ever viewed on it, including blu ray movies, and TV. It's a Vizio LCD with 240hz refresh, and should be able to display this just fine theoretically.
I'm just trying to figure out why it looks like a nightmare on my TV, and literally hurts the eyes to look the interlacing issue for too long. This isn't a complaint about your work, it's obviously has something to do with my TV, like I said, it is perfectly smooth on my PC. But it makes no sense, I've never seen anything quite like it before, not even close, with anything else I've ever viewed on it. I've tried different "smooth motion" settings on the TV and it made no difference.
poita said:
A simple BNC to RCA cable will work from a Betacam Deck to your capture card.
Capture via component for best results.
Moth3r said:
digitalfreaknyc said:
I complained about this in blu-ray.com when the blu-ray came out and several people commented that the DTS 768 equals the PCM. I didn't understand why but they explained it.
48kHz = 48,000 samples per second.
Each sample is 16 bits, therefore mono PCM is 1 x 16 x 48,000 = 768,000 bits per second = 768kbps.
However, the specs above say that it is encoded as dual mono (same track in left and right channels) and uses 24 bit samples. Uncompressed this would be 2 x 24 x 48000 = 2304kbps, so 768kbps represents a track that has been compressed to a third of its original size.
Are you sure it's Raiders that has outtakes? You might be thinking of LC because that DEFINITELY has dialogue not in the film. I don't remember hearing anything out of the ordinary in Raiders.
I complained about this in blu-ray.com when the blu-ray came out and several people commented that the DTS 768 equals the PCM. I didn't understand why but they explained it.
Moth3r said:
Yes the deck will probably use professional connectors - XLR for audio and BNC for component video. You'll have to use adapters, but it shouldn't be a problem.
Can the Hauppauge take a component input? If not, s-video would be a second choice.
Moth3r said:
No, although the tapes look similar Betacam SP and Betamax are completely different formats.
I would look into getting a Betacam SP tape deck off eBay, and a capture card that can capture an analogue component input.
I just purchased some EPK's from films that I like but all is on Betacam SP. Any idea how to transfer those? Will a regular Betamax machine play them?
The Aluminum Falcon said:
borisanddoris said:
Thanks again to everyone who helped me and all of us realize this dream. I'm curious to see if Universal uses the original 5.1 or a remix for the upcoming 3D re-release. One thing is for sure: the trailer's 2D image looks to have improved vastly over the Blu-ray video master. With any luck, we'll get a nice, new Blu-ray as well!
I'd assume they'd continue to use the remix. I don't think that they'll make a new encode for the 2D BD video master (to save costs), but they'll probably issue it on a nice 3D BD. If that happens, one would have to extract the 2D image from the 3D BD for a high quality Jurassic Park. I'm just speculating, of course; this is what happened to Beauty and the Beast. Time will tell.
But at least he's "in style" now. He's got bangs. :)
Does anyone know what happened to babyhum? I've tried messaging and emailing. No response.
That vinyl is hella ugly.
It reminds me of Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer :)
MrBrown said:
digitalfreaknyc said:
I know this may be slightly "off topic" but does anyone have a special edition DVD from other regions that has these extras?
"Unstoppable Force: The Legacy Of The Terminator" (9:13)
"The Terminator: Closer To The Real Thing" (11:26)
They're apparently on the French, Holland, Scandinavia and UK discs.
They are also on, at least, one German DVD release. I should have them at Home.
MrBrown said:
Thanks for the info, I really would like to see a preservation of the complete extended Movie. At least I can watch it at home from LD. But I think DVDs are such more usefull, using at DVD watching evenings at friends homes.
I preserved the deleted scenes onto DVD. I put them on youtube as well.
I know this may be slightly "off topic" but does anyone have a special edition DVD from other regions that has these extras?
"Unstoppable Force: The Legacy Of The Terminator" (9:13)
"The Terminator: Closer To The Real Thing" (11:26)
They're apparently on the French, Holland, Scandinavia and UK discs.
Amen to all that. Let it be! :)
SilverWook said:
I meant what soundtrack would be heard? Evita does not have a DTS credit at the end...