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#632664
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Info: General Terminator 1 & 2 Discussions.
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The Aluminum Falcon said:

FWIW, as far as ROTLA, there's also a 20GB version on RuTracker using the same HDTV master dvdmike, speaks of. I downloaded it awhile ago, and it's really high quality.

For the Terminator shots, I really like the color-corrected timing that dark_jedi and You_Too have done. The teal cast is removed; however, it looks more accurate than the old transfer, which itself never seemed entirely accurate color-wise.

So there is! it is the 1080i original mine was made from by the looks of it!

I will get it and make my own encode!

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#632661
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Info: General Terminator 1 & 2 Discussions.
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No idea, it is from the WOWOW broadcast, not the lesser BBC Lowry mess of a transfer, it is well done and well encoded.

I think it looks more natural and more like the film I know, there are issues with sharpening and aliasing, but they are the same set of transfers on disc for Doom and Crusade.

There are caps in the colour timing thread I linked to earlier today.

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#632656
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Info: General Terminator 1 & 2 Discussions.
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General

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Maximum Overall bit rate       : 35.5 Mbps


Video

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Codec ID                       : 27

Duration                       : 1h 55mn

Bit rate mode                  : Variable

Bit rate                       : 11.9 Mbps

Maximum bit rate               : 40.0 Mbps

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A quick look on usenet pops up with 

[#a.b.hdtv.x264@EFNet]-[ Raiders.of.the.Lost.Ark.1981.1080p.HDTV.x264-W23 ]

That was uploaded in 2010 so it not the new master, and I think we have hijacked the thread a little

 

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#632630
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Info: General Terminator 1 & 2 Discussions.
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themadbutcher said:

I literally just registered here to say how much I love the color restoration that's done on this project. It actually looks like a **gasp!** cheap movie filmed in 1984! I said as much in the Bluray.com thread and, naturally, was laughed out of the page...

People over there claim the BD "finally replicates the actual colors of the film after all these DECADES of wrong transfers"...They don't seem to get that color correction isn't applied like a bad teal filter over the image like on the studio transfer.

Anyway keep up the good work and I'd love to see you do the same thing with the Raiders transfer!

Blu-ray.com 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ttKJwvFIgw

 

Raiders already has the Wowow HDTV versions so we have the original timing 

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#632597
Topic
Info: Films re-color timed on video releases
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Monroville said:

djchaseb said:

Speaking about the Raiders Blu Ray color timing, I don't mind it. I think it looks quite nice, having no clue about what the original looked like. I read the whole teal / orange push. I will say the 2004 Star Wars colors are very bothersome. So grateful for fan edits

I think it would be really interesting to see a side-by-side comparison.  It's been a while since I put the RAIDERS blu in, but I don't remember it being as heavily skewed as the new TERMINATOR blu looks.

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1389823/indiana-jones-trilogy/600#post_22387490

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#632596
Topic
DTS audio preservation .... UPDATE 07 May 2015 ... Work In Progress
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dark_jedi said:

dvdmike said:

dark_jedi said:

Jetrell Fo said:

dark_jedi said:

Working with the 97 SE Trilogy files was actually pretty fun, can't wait to hear them while watching our SE Blu's

You guys are using the Cinema DTS for those, correct?

Yes, this is our main audio for our 97 SE Trilogy Blu Set.

The what set? I missed that, I thought the 97 set would not sync with anything

We are doing an OT 720p Blu Set as well as a 97 SE 720p Blu Set, as a matter of fact SW and ANH 97 SE are about done, both are BD25's.

http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Star-Wars-OT-1997-Special-Edition-Blu-rays-Info-by-Team-Blu/post/367798/#TopicPost367798

Fantastic! no idea how I missed that! thanks 

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#632522
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DTS audio preservation .... UPDATE 07 May 2015 ... Work In Progress
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dark_jedi said:

Jetrell Fo said:

dark_jedi said:

Working with the 97 SE Trilogy files was actually pretty fun, can't wait to hear them while watching our SE Blu's

You guys are using the Cinema DTS for those, correct?

Yes, this is our main audio for our 97 SE Trilogy Blu Set.

The what set? I missed that, I thought the 97 set would not sync with anything

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#632489
Topic
DTS audio preservation .... UPDATE 07 May 2015 ... Work In Progress
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captainsolo said:

I think The Matrix is in a similar situation with other Warner 90's titles such as the later Batman films. Dolby and DTS releases theatrically, Dolby on LD, and for the new DVD/BDs a new 5.1 mix made from master files but re-EQd and mixed for modern homes and soundbars. And put into Dolby TrueHD.

So in essence The Matrix hasn't been heard in DTS since 1999.

I thank those on the lookout for Goldeneye and TND.

I'd like to request the DTS for The World Is Not Enough (may have had a ES  presentation) and for Batman Forever.

 

There was no Batman Forever DTS mix, Just SDDS and Dolby

God I wish we could get SDDS 8 mixes 

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#632384
Topic
DTS audio preservation .... UPDATE 07 May 2015 ... Work In Progress
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dark_jedi said:

dvdmike said:

Yep I did it today, it is on that site 

I found it and grabbing it, but would have much rather had the 6 mono wav files instead, but this will do.

Working with the 97 SE Trilogy files was actually pretty fun, can't wait to hear them while watching our SE Blu's

It is a shame we do not have anything to sync the star wars discs to