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Well, I guess if you got MakeMKV, you can do it. And maybe you can upload it onto Google Drive in 1080p HD with the subtitles from the Blu-ray ripped onto there. You can tweak the subtitles so that they are more correct.
I wonder if later releases of the 4-disc DVD set has the 2.0 mix.
So, later releases of that DVD you were talking about has the 2.0 mix.
Nice color correction.
Well, how can you rotoscope the snow cone part from the 3D Blu-ray onto the 2D footage if it’s in 3D?
2 options. We can either:
Or:
Your choice.
I will do what I must.
Imagine what it would be like if we’re the Rebellion and George Lucas and his team were the Empire.
I think so. But, why are you concerned about the colors?
It’s just a work in progress.
Here’s my petition
Are you in the PAL region?
I’m sorry. Please forgive me. I’ll be nice.
Since we are the Rebels of restoring the original cuts of Star Wars and that George Lucas and his team are the Empire of releasing the Special Editions of Star Wars, we should make a script and movie based on the ANH movie, using the transcript of the film, original 1977 cut style and heavily basing the transcript on it.
Cast:
TBA
When we saw Elmer’s pet Rabbit, Bugs’s voice has a deeper voice than his current one from A Wild Hare.
We need to make a fan-edit of this cartoon by replacing the deeper voice with the voice from A Wild Hare. We should use AI programs for creating AI voices by characters from shows and stuff.
Are you color correcting and restoring the original cut?
Since you made your Blu-ray sets of the Despecialized Trilogy of Star Wars, I have a few things you should do to update your sets:
Use v15.1 of Project Threepio’s subtitles for each film.
Replace v2.5 of ROTJ with v3.1. Try cleaning it up some more so that the film’s picture quality will be more cleaner.
Upscale ANH and ESB to 1080p HD and make the latter more sharper so that it won’t be fuzzier.
Add more trailers to the Trailers and TV Spots sections in the Features menu, especially the 4K 35mm scans of the Teaser Trailers, the Theatrical Trailers, the 1981 Re-release Trailer of ANH, and the 1997 Special Edition Trailers of each film, all painstakingly restored in 1080p HD with 5.1 surround sound.
Two things:
The original version didn’t have outtakes and the company play.
I think the DVD version of the film has the original snow cone color and texture. I think we should rotoscope it frame-by-frame to replace the altered snow cone version with the original one. But first, we need to upscale to match the 1080p HD Blu-ray footage.
Well, I’m just hoping that the Blu-rays don’t have the DVD masters with DVNR.
The HD versions used a 16:9 cropped version from that DVD and upscaled it to HD for later releases. It was also shown for iTunes and WBDR and DDQ Blu-ray release.
The DVD is the only one we have. We need to improve it by updating to high definition.
On the DVD versions and the HD Disney+ versions of the TV series of The Clone Wars, they seem to have DVNR in them, which scrubs away some detail in them.
I’m not quite sure if the Blu-rays has DVNR in them.
What do you think? If you have the Blu-rays of the TV series of The Clone Wars, do they have DVNR in them?
I wish I joined Harmy and his restoration team.
Most prints have the cartoon cropped in 1080p HD 16:9 widescreen. We need a print of the cartoon in its original Academy ratio format in 1080p HD.
I think we should use the Super Stars DVD print as a source and upscale and enhance it with color, brightness, sharpness and contrast adjustments to match with the HD footage, but make it accurate to the original theatrical release of the short film, using Topaz Lab AI and Adobe software. No compressing issues will be made.
What would you say if you made an HD copy of the cartoon in its original Academy ratio format?
3.1 is the latest version as October 2021, according to Wikipedia.