Things will be encoded in parallel just by enabling different layers and exporting to AME with identical settings, so hopefully not much issue.
Thanks very much for the link. Will do some tests this weekend.
Danfun128 said:
Why is it not named? Surely it isn't illegal to name it?
No, of course not. I was being needlessly ominous about it. But was probably also leaving it out by name because I've essentially mentioned that I've used it and it didn't want the thread to turn to discussion of that software. Have yet to see threads here about it, and I guess I assume we don't tend to discuss things with absolutely zero legitimate consumer end use.
Also there's the google-incompetent contingent who may ask for help acquiring it.
Oops, looks like I added to my post right as you were responding. Thanks for clarifying, though.
And, actually, I know you're probably pretty busy, but if you were ever able to make a tutorial on this subject I would be incredibly grateful. In fact, the entire portion of the internet that's interested in the subject might be. Your replies here are the first I have ever seen, in fact, that offer a solution. Generally, on any forum or tutorial, you will see something like:
"well, you can do playlists and just deal with the 0.5-1 second delay as it switches streams"
or
"This cannot be done with free software. BDedit can likely be used to achieve this, but it is mostly undocumented. The software you would actually need is $3,000-50,000"
Should also add that the software that will not be named is incredibly difficult to use. A simpler solution would really be great.
RU.08 said:
You can do it with BDedit on PC. Author your disc with the "non-seamless" version, and then use BDedit to set the MPLS files as seamless.
Interesting. Just do it as playlists and then switch the seamless flags?
Edit: I'm still learning about this stuff, so sorry if this doesn't make sense -
Non-seamless files should have multiple audio tracks (one for each alternate video), right? And seamless should be multiple video angles paired to the same audio track? If so, how should it be set up in order to later change in BDedit?
pm (which you might find is the only way to discuss this topic) ;(
iRed4321 said:
Ok, what I must to keep and remove exactly ?
Remove the kbps and numbers before them. You can probably just leave it like that rather than replace the values.
Any videos of the audience then? [/loljustkidding]
Jason73 said:
How cool. Any chance of releaseing a grindhouse version of ROTJ?
They've said no before, but it would be great to hold us over, since a number of things are in queue before Jedi.
Skippy The Jedi Droid said:
One good example is The Approaching Storm by HAL 9000. It's one of the more recent ones and a lot better than Attack of the Phantom.
Yes. He's too modest to suggest his own, but that's the one to watch. :)
SilverWook said:
The DVD's have crawls in different languages.
Doh! Very obvious answer indeed!
Has anyone else noticed the file layout of the ANH blu-ray.
It's kind of interesting (as much as a file layout can be, at least), that the film is encoded entirely in one m2ts, except for the intro. Everything up through the crawl, until the final frame of the flyover, is in a separate file.
Is there an obvious reason they might have done that? Or is it possible that they were considering an alternatively branched crawl? Not quite sure what the point would have been for the latter, sticking the 1977 crawl on a screwy version of the film.
Just thought it was kind of interesting that an important branching/splicing point for both fan editing and the film's history was utilized for some reason here.
Frank your Majesty said:
Now seriously, the Plinkett review is adressing the same thing in the context of the prequels. I agree with that.
I agree with many things that guy said. I think his sense of humor is really lame though, and I tend to like crass humor. My main problem is that, in addition to his solid points, he gets so nitpicky that most films wouldn't hold up to the standard he has. Certainly not the OT in some cases. Seems like he really wanted to buffer the review out to whatever unholy length it ended up being.
Anyway, of course I agree with Dre. I forget where I heard this (maybe Mike V's video?), but apparently the original plan for the SE was just to clean up the first film and fix/redo the vaseline speeder Mos Eisley shot (without dinosaurs). If that had happened, I'd probably watch that version as my go-to. In part because my views on film revising would be much more relaxed, and because that shot does look awful.
Yeah. Made sure to clarify 'with audio' for that reason. I do have the blurays (and it looks like I won't be buying the next ones if there's no new transfer).
I've certainly heard them state the reason a number of times. It was a bummer for Eric and they don't want to upset him yet again. It makes sense, I'm just saying it'll still be a wish of mine to see/hear him in the role. The quotes from Gale usually just assume that Eric wouldn't want them out, but I've never heard him speak about it himself. Who knows. Maybe he'd actually say he's over it and would like to see the footage and it's been 30 years so no worries. :) [/wishfulthinking]
SilverWook said:
The animated BTFF was released on VHS and even Laserdisc in the 90's.
And perhaps DVD in some country? I believe a myspleen member was going through the process of syncing the English audio to some DVD. They finished Season 1 and part of 2 before apparently calling it quits.
Still hoping that someday someone will budge and release a Stoltz cut. Or at least a scene or clips with audio.
Seeing as you've been here almost a decade, check your pm. :)
Doing my best to seed this the last few days. Big file and perhaps someone with a slow download speed. :)
My computer apparently restarted itself or is otherwise disconnected. Will start it up again once home. I think he was at least 3/4 of the way done.
jedimasterobiwan said:
If that's the case when do think that would come out?
October 2015 would be a smart move, but I haven't heard anything about this.
TheHutt said:
PS: where can I find this DCP that is floating around?
myspleen.
MrPib said:
AWESOME!
Yep. Jealous.
Valeyard: do you know if there is an avisynth script available that does the equivalent of vidfire? Would be curious to try it on the underwater menace 2 episode now that the DVD is cancelled. Have a fairly decent quality copy of it.
TServo2049 said:
a Buy It Now price of $750 million. No, really, I'm serious.
Bahahahahaha.
An excerpt from that Aftermath book (that's supposed to start to link Jedi to Awakens) was released. http://www.ew.com/article/2015/07/16/star-wars-exclusive-actual-opening-aftermath-reveals-tragic-violent-uprising
Aside from being poorly written, it's interesting that they decide to kick off the film with a scene from SE Jedi. Somewhat satisfying, at least, to see the dumb little parade that Lucas added goes to shit pretty much the moment that shot ends, though.
I don't think I'll really be brought in by this piece of drama. But I'll probably read the novel for more glimpses of the post Jedi empire, as it's now being imagined, trying to hold itself together.
TServo2049 said:
The color looks great - reels 5 and 6 look quite close to the IB clips I've seen.
That reel 4 clip almost looks like the interpositive was starting to fade when this print was made...interesting.
Haven't seen much IB aside from Mike's clips, but I think the color does look pretty nice here, though a bit faded in r5 and r6? I really like the look of r4. Tservo: do you mean there's a gradual fading or just that last shot of 3PO? Looks like a replacement shot, there.
The cleanup is really impressive. Only a few marks here and there. Still a little bit of flicker left. Is that beyond the scope of fixing?
TServo2049 said:
Are these status updates for the Fuji print? Or is that not coming out until after Star Wars, and this is just going to be a cleanup of the Eastman print?
This should still be the Eastman stuff. Certainly interested in seeing some progress on the Fuji instead.