towne32 said:
Still hoping that someday someone will budge and release a Stoltz cut. Or at least a scene or clips with audio.
Stoltz clips have been released, they're on the BD extras.
Interesting article on why more of it hasn't been released:
Youtube has clips, just search 'stoltz back to the future'.
Feallan said:
Hint: you're an asshole
While I agree that skoal has been acting like this, you probably should keep that to yourself since it's a bannable offense.
skoal said:
stretch009 said:
Feallan said:
x265 is nowhere near finished, it outputs worse picture quality than x264 at the same bitrate.
Not to mention x265 isn't AVCHD/BD compatible like x264 is.
Will x265 (HEVC) ever be compatible with AVCHD/BD? I'm not sure if that's a good reason not to use it. Doh!
My point was if they want to make an AVCHD/BD compatible version also they're going to have to make an x264 version along with the x265.
Feallan said:
x265 is nowhere near finished, it outputs worse picture quality than x264 at the same bitrate.
Not to mention x265 isn't AVCHD/BD compatible like x264 is.
dark_jedi said:
lol what is with Supergirl? I do not think there is any HD file anywhere for this so this is obviously a no go.
Check tehparadox and usenet.
polarbear51 said:
nickr said:
There are three options in the first post, MySpleen, JDownloader or google for some checksums.
I am guessing most people want to use torrent, because they are familiar with it and have a bittorrent client anyway. But you can't get a response from MySpleen. Moving on...
WTF is JDownloader anyway? Never used it before and never likely to use it again. Don't want it. Moving on...
Googling those checksums isn't that helpful, what is really needed is the torrent checksum 756A3641E063D773ADFF18BFC73E0901FA14C24F which I posted a few pages back. Googling that DEFINITELY finds a live torrent.
Thanks for the helpful response! I am in the process of trying to figure out JDownloader but given that MySpleen seems to be the preferred and most reliably updated method I was hoping to start there.
And I hate to flaunt my ignorance but I guess I've never heard of checksums. I'll give that a shot too.Thanks again!
Jdownloader2 >>> Jdownloader
Bills90 said:
I actually do own the DC. Sitting in a pile with about 100 blurays.
Check your private messages.
Bills90 said:
Would love to watch this as well. I've never seen the film and don't want to start with the DC.
Is this an admission of not owning Amadeus? It sure seems like it.
@ coldcoal
Check your private messages.
Aquabat said:
Would love to see this.
If you check your private messages you'll get to see it. :)
jrmilt said:
Awesome - pull the trigger!
^
Demonovation said:
Astraweb and I grabbed it from binsearch. Ill try another search provider.
Usenetserver and NZBClub For The Win.
eldusto84 said:
I am happy to share this all-new side quest film, called Durin's Folk and the Hill of Sorcery! It will serve as a companion piece to my main fanedit, J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit. This film focuses on Gandalf's investigation into Dol Guldur, along with showing more of Thorin's back story. While I felt that these subplots were too distracting in the theatrical releases of The Hobbit, now they actually work quite well on their own. Just like my main fanedit, this is only the first version of Durin's Folk...I imagine there will be more relevant footage to add once the BOFA EE is released in November!
Damnit!! It has Thrain in it! Deal breaker for me.
Harmy said:
OK, is it just me who can see it or did the video get unblocked?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXifjbxZDAM
It's not just you, I can see it too.
Mitch said:
I just want the original VHS version copy,
For some reason I doubt you've seen the amazing DCP of part I.
x5gb said:
The Sky does not have the same amount of Dnr the Bluray has although it has compression artifacts and slight filtering due to there poor encoders. Take a screenshot of both when the sparks are coming off the wheel of the Delorean and you will see alot are missing on the Bluray due to automated clean up. The Hdnet version is more filtered than the Sky from what I remember.
So, can you tell us where we can find the Sky versions or not?
dvdmike said:
Anyone have the file names of the Sky version?
+1
Really want to check out Part 3 of the Sky version.
Okay... Treefingerz, StarWars4Ever, adl345, and unkinhead. Check your private messages.
@ x5gb
Please check your PM's.
dvdmike said:
Why?
Maybe because the Sky HD of part 3 was just declared as the best one to get.
captainsolo said:
http://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B00N29D6FW/ref=aw_wl_ov_dp_1_1?colid=16VXM69HS4ACL&coliid=I2PQ9C2AGYIQVP
Anybody know if his cheaper double version would be region free? It costs almost half the cost of the two separately.
The post above yours OR
http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Fur-eine-Handvoll-Dollar-and-Fur-ein-paar-Dollar-mehr-Blu-ray/116503/
Danfun128 said:
Didn't Team Negative 1 say that after they do the OUT, they might do the 97se and the prequels?
Yes, but it looks like the Indiana Jones movies might be first.
I'm guessing, from experience, that you have old versions of tsMuxer and MKVToolNix.
Latest Versions:
Asaki said:
althor1138 said:
Yeah. I was going to say you could just take it off the blu-ray and make it fit the laserdisc footage. You could just downscale it, blur it, and noise it up a little bit.IIRC, that's what the other preservation did. Sorry, can't remember who was behind that one, but I just downloaded it like a month ago, so it can't be too far down the forum...
Here it is and it's on the spleen:
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/THX-1138-Japanese-letterboxed-LD-preservation/topic/17360/
_,,,^..^,,,_ said:
I think you should use the PAL DVD for ROTJ - at least, according to anyone in this forum, this is better than NTSC!
But Moth3r and others have said it's only SLIGHTLY better than it's NTSC counterpart.