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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Pokey Start date Sep 10, Tags star wars. Status Not open for further replies. Pokey Active Member. There are lame sad sacks amongst you that will report you for piracy and illegal activity. Last edited: Sep 27, EVERY star wars fan should have these. There's a Return of the Jedi release now as well, looks amazing! Thats Jedi done, and its the best you'll get, not pin sharp, but on a big screen its way better than the blu-rays.

PaulDavidThomas Active Member. At the request of some folks over at the Star Wars Trilogy forums, here is a proper thread to comment on the release of 4K Which stereo audio track should I be listening to? Ie which is currently the highest quality audio track for a 2. As far as the 35mm optical track, the recording was excellent as far as sync. It turned out to have only a single glitch across the seven reels of the film, a single repeated frame worth of audio at about I HAVE to get a new laptop.

You cand send me a message if need be. Thanx in advance! I really appreciate the cultural heritage preservation work that you have done to the world commonity Team Negative 1.

You have set the new standard for this movie, with all the previous frames included. The Force will be with you, always! A nice one. The color science of these first generation of Blackmagic cameras are legendary. No wonder your scans looks so great! I recently watched 4K83 version 1. Return of the Jedi has never looked so great before. Also, the minimal DNR makes a good job creating visible but smaller grain as probably would be expected from a camera negative.

Tomas, compare 4K83 v1. As I said before, most of the color corrections on the 1. Edit: u could also compare that scene with the official blu-ray version. FWIW, I plan to release a GOUT-synced 4K83 to address all the sync issues with not only dubs, but any other GOUT-synced audio tracks Laserdisc rips, in-theatre recordings, etc that people may have collected over the last 26 years since the Definitive Collection Laserdiscs came out and became the primary thing to sync to.

No plans for 4K. Encoding at p is choking my computer quite well enough thank you very much. Just as they screwed up and missed two film frames they also screwed up syncing the audio. The print audio can be accurately synced to the print since any audio dropouts you hear can actually be seen as to why they dropout in the optical audio track on the left side of the print. The audio dropouts are at splices in the optical audio track on the print.