@ Harmy
Do you need the German 2.0 audio track? I can extract and upload it for you if you plan to include it as you did with ROTJ.
@ Harmy
Many thanks! I meant that some of the reinserted windows in Cloud City taken from GOUT material are somewhat unstable and therefore standing out of the rest of the picture.
You_Too said:
I think he meant the windows in cloud city which were replaced by CGI in the SE.
Exactly :-)
@ Harmy
The shot looks amazing. Could I ask you 2 questions please:
1. If you're able to remove glitches in such complex shots, will you also be able to "stabilize" some of the reinserted coloured windows in TESB 2.0?
2. How do you estimate the effort for TESB 2.0 and ROTJ 2.0 compared to SW 2.0? I mean, SW seems to be the most damaged of the three movies while TESB is the less damaged one and ROTJ is your most advanced DeEd 1.0 where you can rely on many things you already reconstructred. Or are those 2 movies more damaged than I think?
@ Harmy
Amazing work, I've never been a huge fan of Episode IV but your colour correction seems to have changed my mind.
Did you notice the strange artifact at 25:49:20?
Harmy said:
Yeah, when I was doing the cut, I had GOUT there in a small window as a guide, so it's the same as GOUT +/- one frame.
Yes, I already added German audio tracks to my copies of your AVCHD Despecialized Editions of SW and TESB and it worked perfectly fine for me. Although I used to love the "Krieg der Sterne"-logo, I'm also fine with the original opening crawl and English subtitles because most of our official DVD- or BR-releases don't provide written text that's translated into local language either.
I also love the "vintage look" of your Star Destroyers. Watching TESB DeEd on my HD TFT monitor yesterday was a stunning experience. Thank you so much for everything!!!
Laserschwert said:
BTW, are the Despecializations timed to the GOUTs? In other words: Does any of the GOUT audio tracks (when played at 23.976 fps) sync up completely?
Yes, fits perfectly, you don't even need any delay function. Just stretch them with MeGUI or something else to 23.976 fps.