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I assume it’s in 24 fps and not 48?

This project has the Italian BD video with the LD audio and the hypersonic mix already synced.

Didn’t even realize the show was on Paramount+. Would be very interested in a ‘definitive’ release of this.

Possibly the 3D blu-ray, or an HDTV version.

Are there any other differences between broadcast and DVD other then the openings?

I appreciate the extra effort put in to posts other then just a link to another site 😉

AdmiralWasabi10191 said:

Guess I fucking don’t, and will be “wasting” my money instead of holding out on another fan-made disc. Link me to this spectrogram instead of only typing about it. Unless whoever ripped it from the 4K disc grapped it as FLAC and not DTS-HD MA…
Otherwise, I don’t care.

This is the last time I’ll spoon feed you.
https://imgur.com/OtEQhwK
https://imgur.com/HhHl2P5
And flac is still lossless

AdmiralWasabi10191 said:
http://dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=48183#2 It’s lossless on the 4K+BD main discs, not lossy. Or do you not know the difference between audio formats on disc?

It’s a lossy transcode in a lossless container. Or do you not know what a spectrogram is?

Looks great so far, good work Mango. Looking forward to season 2.

Wonder why Disney went after your 2.1 release, but left the others alone?

Class316 said:

Thunderbean actually released a 35mm scan of Fantasia (uncensored). There’s a 720rip of it on cartoon chaos. It comes with a 1.0 track and a 5.1 track.

How’s it look?
Also I assume the 1.0 is the optical track, what’s the 5.1 from?

Is this the same scan of JP 1 that’s been floating around for awhile, or this a completely new scan?

I would assume if they were subbed in theaters they’d have forced subs on the BD. Since they don’t, and they’re not even subbed in the SDH subs, plus that the dialogue isn’t really important, I think it’s safe to say they probably weren’t.

woodsyallen said:

I’m currently in the process of re-ripping all my DVDs because I found out the versions I ripped years ago I forgot to encode the surround audio. The benefit is that Handbrake has better settings now so I can make better quality rips.

That said, I still don’t really know what to tick beyond the obvious pre-sets. If anyone has any suggestions I’d love to hear them!

My current solution is to take the Fast480p30 preset, make sure to encode at “same as source” frame rate, and turn on “animation” tuning. But if there’s any other suggestions I would appreciate the advice.

Use MakeMKV, and keep the raw MPEG-2 files

Darth telly said:
Avatar (Censored Version)

How is the D+ version censored?

Croweyes1121 said:

https://youtu.be/BzThbFDHWOY

Release trailer.

Trailer looks great! Looking forward to the release.

Was this ever fully (or even partially) scanned? I’d love to check it out if it was.

You could always do some kind of VAR version with the extended parts in the BD AR.

Doctor M said:
I’m not a huge fan of HDR. I completely believe it’s the modern equivalent of colorizing a black and white film.
You are extracting light levels and colors from a film print (or in this case a computer) that the original creators had no expectations people would see.
I don’t understand why more purists aren’t against it since it isn’t the intent of the filmmakers.

I think a big problem with HDR, and a lot of reason people don’t like is less poor mastering (though there’s plenty examples of this and it certainly doesn’t help) but rather many people’s equipment. It’s meant to be viewed in a dark room, and it’s not like SDR where you can just turn up the backlight to accommodate a brighter room. Add to that most people don’t have high end displays that can get bright enough and/or have poor tonemapping, and most definitely not calibrated to reference levels, it can make HDR look very bad compared to SDR.
Dolby Vision tries to fix some of this, and does to some extent, but overall you’re not going to have a super great experience if your display isn’t up to the task

Moiisty said:

yo could i get a link to these? thx.

Also I was wondering what Laserdiscs did the mono audios come from?

I read a website that detailed what audio was best on what laserdisc release

I would assume the Criterion discs

Mango said:

They were shot on film, but transferred to video for VHS and DVD. A lot of the stock footage sources however, were originally on video.

Did the blu-ray of the first film go back to the film elements? You could probably get better results for the filmed segments color correcting and overlaying it on top of the upscaled DVD.

I for one am looking forward to seeing how this turns out. Been awhile since I’ve seen any of these, but weren’t they all shot on video? An upscaled version is probably the best we’ll ever get.

Darth telly said:

sex lettering removed

I know this drum’s been beat a thousand times, but it says SFX not sex.

Charles Threepio said:

Most releases of Iron Man, with the sole exception of the IMAX Enhanced version on Disney+, replace a photo of Iron Man on the front page of The Chronicle at the end because of a rather complicated lawsuit filed by a leaker over that photo.

I never knew about this. Kind of a crazy story, it’s weird that it’s on the new D+ version.

Are you doing any kind of HDR grade as well?