hharlan23

That guy with no name said:

hharlan23 said:

If you wanna know how to find the original ending music for “The Mummy Strikes”, send a letter to Warner Bros. Studios and ask them if they have a copy of the cartoon with the original ending music. If Warner Bros. doesn’t have one, ask DC instead.

hharlan23 said:

I have two questions:

1. Can you put all 17 fixed cartoons to Internet Archive?
2. Can you make a Blu-ray of it and send it to my house?

Are you being serious or just trolling?

I’m just requesting.

Are you recreating the original version of Jurassic Park?

Did you remove the GOUT DVD’s artifacts from the 1993 LaserDisc version?

Are you saying you’re making minor fixes to 3.0, even 2.5?

doubleofive said:

hharlan23 said:

Mocata said:

There’s probably a thread or you can make one for that kind of thing. I wonder who the “industry professionals” are.

I have no idea.

They’re talking about Team Negative 1, surely.

I hope it really happens.

I probably think so.

Mocata said:

There’s probably a thread or you can make one for that kind of thing. I wonder who the “industry professionals” are.

I have no idea.

There’s something you should see.

https://lacm.edu/2024/04/12/vocal-department-quarterly-showcase-3-8-2/

Hydra Spectre said:

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=112856&page=67

According to the Blu-ray forums, the Swedish dub on the Blu-ray (and possibly other 5.1 dubs) have a better Fantasound 90 discrete mix than even the 2000 DVD. These are lossless, but they will be of higher bitrates than the 2000 DVD (640 kbps Dolby Digital vs. 448 kbps Dolby Digital) or equal in the case of DTS.

The most interesting one would be the Japanese Blu-ray, since it has a lossless DTS-HD MA 5.1 mix for the Japanese dub, and it may be similarly untampered, with the benefits that come with being lossless. Ideally, patching the Deems Taylor narration to the centre channel of a dubbed track (hopefully, the Japanese one if it is untampered Fantasound 90) would give us the best surround experience.

I suppose someone would love to try it.

I hope he doesn’t erase any of the lines and details.

Is it 100% of the 35mm print?

YRK01 said:

Hi, I currently have the DNR version of 4K77, but I’ve heard that 1.4 is a big improvement. I’ve also heard about a few other versions so I’m a bit confused as to which is the latest/best.
I have heard about a skywaker/skymaster edition, not sure what that is. Also I think there is a colour correction by DrDre but I’m not sure if that has been released yet. Any information would be great, thanks.

Do you have it on Blu-ray from Showtown Apparel and More?

I think maybe they will release a 23-disc Blu-ray box set of Star Wars from the original camera negatives in 4K. People would love to see Star Wars in their original theatrical form. I think they will use the 2020 Blu-ray set of the Original Trilogy as the main source and use the original shots from 4K77. The colors, sharpness, brightness, and contrast will have to be based on Despecialized v3.0. It will have no DVNR and it will be using shots of the 2011 Blu-ray release.

Well, George, that’s how SpongeBob, Patrick, and the others look when the movie was originally released. It’s easy.

Nilbog said:

Based on the provided info on 4K77’s webpage, 97% of the film comes from a Spanish print. If that’s accruate, I assume the other 3% is for the opening scrawl, end credits, and damaged frames?

I’m unsure about the audio source for the SSE, but is all the audio for 4K77 from the GOUT or does is some from prints?

What did 4K77 do to fix the damaged stuff in the opening and closing credits and the damaged frames?

L9B5 said:

Has anyone done a colour correction of this to match Harmys despecialised 2.7? I much prefer the colours of that!

I think maybe someday, another version of 4K77 will made by matching the colors of the Despecialized Edition v3.0 version. And an automated cleanup will be performed in AviSynth.

Are you restoring the Prequel Trilogy of Star Wars in their original theatrical presentations in 4K?

Some people think that in 4X comparison of the Mos Eisley and Cantina scene on YouTube, they think that it is kind of yellow.

I hope you color corrected the Blu-ray footage because according to the Digital Destruction page on TV Tropes, “In the Blu-ray release of Fantasia, many colors look drastically different from the original DVD, often using Orange/Blue Contrast. Compare the DVD version of “Night On Bald Mountain” with the Blu-ray version and you’ll see that, among other things, Chernabog has been changed from black all over to purplish-blue and faint orange. These comparisons suggest that for at least one segment, the DVD’s color scheme deviates farther away from that used in 1940.”

Can you fix the colors to make them accurate to the original release and more better than the DVD and Blu-ray release?

Can you send all 3 versions of the Special Edition of Fantasia onto either Google Drive or Internet Archive?

Do the Prequel Trilogy Blu-ray covers mean the Despecialized Edition of them?

A 4K Blu-ray release contains the 35mm print of the movie, remastered in 4K.

If you wanna know how to find the original ending music for “The Mummy Strikes”, send a letter to Warner Bros. Studios and ask them if they have a copy of the cartoon with the original ending music. If Warner Bros. doesn’t have one, ask DC instead.

Send all of this to Internet Archive.

I have two questions:

1. Can you put all 17 fixed cartoons to Internet Archive?
2. Can you make a Blu-ray of it and send it to my house?