hharlan23

Hey, Notelu. A few things:

1. I found a video on YouTube called “Song of the South (1946)- Main Titles (Restored HD)”. It’s right here if you want to use it for your V3 restoration. Do some extra cleanup on the titles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBCCt7JhwOA
2. Have you done any stabilization on your V3 restoration?
3. Can you do automated cleanup?
4. Make sure the restoration is in sync.
5. Make sure the color grading is based on the original negative.

You’re really good at stabilization.

It’s just faulty color reference from v2.5.

I’m asking for help.

Have you fixed the end credits music?

You are like a Jedi, like Luke’s father, before you.

Have you ever tried using Topaz Lab AI?

On the Disneyland U.S.A and Your Host: Walt Disney DVDs, the three episodes shown on the topic title above have been edited. The Disneyland Story (1954) has been shown unedited.

We need to recreate the original uncut versions of the episodes in 1080p HD. We might need to use the DVDs as the main source and replace the scenes that were edited for the DVDs with the ones that has the Disney Channel logo. We might need to remove it using Final Cut Pro and upscale the uncut scenes to HD and clean up and color correct them to match the DVD footage. We might need to do additional cleanup to the DVD footage as well. We might also need to perform audio restoration for the DVD and TV scenes. Make sure the scenes and audio play seamlessly and in sync.

Send me a link in the comments when each episode is uncut and done completely.

Can you also give the three Roger Rabbit shorts a new restoration?

Can you tell me what updates did you do for this release compared to the previous release(s)?

The VOD print has low quality. The 35mm print that has been scanned in HD by NAAH is in much as higher quality.

Current prints of the movie replace the original logos with new ones.

An original 35mm print has been discovered with its original logos.

We need to restore them and recreate the original cut of the film.

The German DVDs also have episodes that are edited.

Could you PM me?

Ever since we had The Muppet Show on Disney+ in HD, some of the episodes were edited and the frame-rate for the episodes were in 24fps instead of 50fps.

We need to create a project that restores all the episodes of The Muppet Show, even the pilot episodes, uncut and re-restored in HD and in its original 50fps.

Could you also fix some errors that were made for the Blu-ray release?

That guy with no name said:

I’m currently working on posting a short sequence of full restored video, but in the meantime
I wanna explain something about the DNR I’ll be doing…
Instead of just applying a blanket layer of DNR, which will cause static grain and detail flicker.
Instead, each element of the frame has to be masked out, and DNRed separately, to minimize any detail loss.
Then, it’s color-corrected, and a thin layer of that original grain is put back in after it’s been refined.

and then you get something like this:

(the screenshot desaturates the image slightly)

Here’s a video comp:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fYns2m2hkyqDLd01j5r2lG4Hk2wz1uiU/view?usp=sharing

There are still some kinks to iron out (Chewie fur problem, Dust and scratches)

When you said something about that image you showed has been slightly desaturated, does that mean you fixed the saturation and fixed those kinks you’re talking about?

When I was looking on Internet Archive, I came across this thing called “Monsters. Inc. 2001. PROPER. 1080p. Blu Ray. H 264. AAC RARBG[ TGx]”.

I found three versions of the Blu-ray:

1. The first one without the word “PROPER”.
2. The 3D Blu-ray.
3. The third one that has the word “PROPER”.

I was wondering. Could it mean that the third one means that the Blu-ray has been color corrected and has the snow cone’s original colors uncut?

Ask Roman Genaille about it in the reviews down below. Just go to Internet Archive and type in “Monsters. Inc. 2001. PROPER. 1080p. Blu Ray. H 264. AAC RARBG[ TGx]”.

According to the Tom and Jerry Fandom, it says that in most prints, especially the restored print has two frames missing where the ship with a stick hits a cue ball, but the audio is still intact, meaning that the video is out of the sync with the audio.

I need someone to use a print of the cartoon that has the missing frames intact and clean up and color correct it, along with the restored cartoon.

I found another that’s on EBay for $29.99.

MattMahdi said:

I have a Blu-ray version that someone made and set out on the winds. I believe it’s an EditDroid upscale – it didn’t name the source, but the language in the .nfo made me think so.

And it’s not bad. The commentary track did nothing for me, but I have watched it through.

I assume that this disc is based on that release, but with added subtitles and supposedly other bonus features. And of course, I’m sure I’ve either seen or know everything in those special features.

But still there’s the temptation…

You mean you got the Blu-ray from Showtown Apparel and More?

Actually, it was added for the 2004 release.

Just to be sure?

Tell me how did you do this project and what software did you use and breakdown what you did from the start to recently today.

This is an HD Re-construction of the original Warner Bros release Pokémon The Movie 2000. This Fan-preservation of Pokémon The Movie 2000 uses the 2015 Blu-ray master, but restores all of the elements American theatrical and original home media releases from Warner Bros, including the original Kids WB logo. The same process is applied to the Pikachu short “Pikachu’s Rescue Adventure”.

Sources Used:

1. Pokémon The Movie 2000 2015 Blu-ray Master
   (From the 2015 Australia Blu-ray by
   Beyond Entertainment & the 2016 USA Blu-ray
   Steelbook by Viz Media)

2. Pikachu’s Rescue Adventure 2017 Blu-ray Master
   (From the 2017/2020 Australia exclusive Blu-ray release
   of the first three Pokémon movies with their respective
   Pikachu shorts)

3. Kids WB, Nintendo, & 4Kids logos (AI Upscaled)
   (Widescreen versions sourced from the 2000
   European Warner Bros DVD release of Pokémon
   The Movie 2000)

4. 1999-2001 Warner Bros. Pictures logo

5. 2000-2001 Distributed By Warner Bros. Pictures logo

Important Disclaimer:

This HD Re-Construction/Fan-Preservation is presented for historical and educational purposes only. This Fan-Preservation of an official movie should not be bought nor sold under any circumstance’s.

All Warner Bros. logos are all owned by Warner Bros Discovery.

All Pokémon material is all owned by Nintendo, Creatures, and GAME FREAK.

Pokémon The Movie 2000 is owned by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company International, Creatures, GAME FREAK, TV Tokyo, ShoPro, JR Kikaku, PIKACHU PROJECT 99, and OLM Inc.

Please support the official releases.

Credit for making this: Reconstructed Film & TV