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STAR WARS Super 8mm Film CINEMASCOPE Rare

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I am aware of the fan-made GOUT enhancements however.

I have found Obtaining copy’s vary hard.

So I have been trying to fined the best way to view the GOUT itself.

Using my limited resources.

And I found that component is best for the GOUT as will as all my other non anamorphic DVD’S like Short Circuit and Disney’s the Rocketeer

As for subtitles I have to suggestions.

 Do you actually need the subtitles any more? LOL

GOUT viewing tip.

If you have the GOUT DVD’s and are trying to ach them on a 16:9 HD LCD, from my Experian’s they look best if you use Component video.

When I Originally upgraded from a 4:3 19” CRT to a 32”16:9 HD LCD I got a DVD player with HDMI and HD up scaling. Most of my 16:9 DVD’s look good.

but the GOUT and my other letterbox DVD’s look rather bad. But at some point I plugged my old DVD player in to the TV with Component video and put the GOUT in that. After I zoomed in on the window box and adjusted the settings.

(The THX optimizer is somewhat helpful.)

I got it to a point where I could watch it.

It looks somewhat like letterbox on one of those old 4:3 SD Big Screen Tvs.

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Lucasfilm Ltd.

It should be

WELL I was on Star wars.com and

Came across this.

Or maybe try using an unopened copy of the 1995 VHS release.

Sadly I have never had a laserdisc player or any laserdiscs.

And I do not have the ability to copy VHS with copy protection.

I am new here so not shore if any one has thought of this. Most people seem to be capturing the letterbox copy’s Has any one tried capturing the 1992 LD 4:3 pan and scan copy’s. I understand that the 4:3 pan and scan is cropped but would it not have more vertical resolution in the part it had? And isn’t most of the action in the 4:3 pan and scan copy? My thought is this. take the letterbox copy put it in you editing software and scale and crop to be Anamorphic Then take the 4:3 pan and scan copy, put it in your editing software and overlay it on top of the letterbox copy and scale it to match the letterbox copy. Then the hard part, make the 4:3 pan and scan copy Scan with the action to match the letterbox copy.

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