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Posted: Thu, 19th May 2005 15:15 Post subject: Star.Wars.Episode.III.Revenge.of.the.Sith.DVD.Workprint.XviD	Quick Quote Quote

Re-encoded dvdr ? Anyone have some more info about it ? There's also some other rlz : Star.Wars.Episode.III.Revenge.Of.The.Sith.VCD-ISO Star.Wars.3.Revenge.of.the.Sith.SCREENER Best PICKUP LINE : "Hey, does this rag smell like chloroform to you?" Last edited by Under on Thu, 19th May 2005 15:24; edited 1 time in total

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Posted: Thu, 19th May 2005 15:19 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Mm.. I would say its a fake.. Not sure though. crosses fingers I wouldnt get your hopes up

Brisk

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Posted: Thu, 19th May 2005 18:11 Post subject:

It's re-encode Wink

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DVD workprint. Well above a VHS source however DVD
source hasn't been treated great. Also two timers
at top, one covered up so it's not as annoying

Unknown what missing maybe nothing, but should be
good to see the action after pay to watch in cinema

VISA Release 29.97 FPS 4:3 AR
Our Release 23.97 FPS 2.35:1 AR

Also because of poor ripping, there were four parts
that contained repeated video/audio with 5 seconds
or so repeating each time. We tried to remove them
but didn't notice until after encoding sorrys

Enjoy something watchable

All hail P2P gods who leaked this disaster of DVDR
We spent far too much time on this peice of shit

Also respeck to the first group to release a quality
SVCD.TS of the theatric version.

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pumbertot.1

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Posted: Thu, 19th May 2005 19:02 Post subject:

[sYn] wrote:

Mm.. I would say its a fake.. Not sure though.

*crosses fingers*

I wouldnt get your hopes up Smile

real mate.not bad quality either.

johto

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Posted: Fri, 20th May 2005 14:39 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I cant believe how so many thinks doing 16:9 fix is enough. It is NOT. This movie is using AR of 2.35:1 I tried to tell this way sooner these other re-encodes were popping up like mushrooms Even if you do the 16:9 fix the aspect ratio still remains too tall. Its so sad to read all these talk about these releases and only few smart enough people seems to understand this. Anyways, i made my own re-encode from the -visa release to xvid. What i did was i "upsampled" it so that the final resolution was 540x240. This way the height of the resolution was not compromised. Here is actual frame from my final re-encoded to xvid:

Mr-Happy

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Posted: Fri, 20th May 2005 18:19 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Now the question is, how to re-encode with the proper AR and blur those timers!

Saner

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Posted: Fri, 20th May 2005 18:35 Post subject:

Tmpegenc if you have the DVD / VCD

virtudub if you have the xvid

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Mr-Happy

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Posted: Fri, 20th May 2005 20:34 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

How do you blur a timer or logo or specific portion of a video with tmpegenc? (not specific to this video, but in general)

Saner

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Posted: Fri, 20th May 2005 21:50 Post subject:

My bad, I was sure there was a way, but i cant see it now, so I must have been wrong Very Happy

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Posted: Fri, 20th May 2005 23:46 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

aren't there additional filters for virtualdub to blur logos? i vaguely remember doing that in the past. i bet there is a guide on doom9.org or vcdhelp.com. jesus christ was a gangsta rapper. they killed him. he came back and made a platinum album.

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