Heroes Two Celestial Region 3 Vs Media Blasters Region 1
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@Salty:
Ignore Chenlung. He's always complaining about stuff like this.
He even asked me to redo a comparison once because my caps were off by one or two frames.
Ignore Chenlung. He's always complaining about stuff like this.
He even asked me to redo a comparison once because my caps were off by one or two frames.
I used to be "the man who loves the movies you hate".
Now I'm just "that weird french guy with a cat avatar who comes to BnB once a year for no reason and then disappears again".
Now I'm just "that weird french guy with a cat avatar who comes to BnB once a year for no reason and then disappears again".
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They're fine for me too.
What method do you use? Lourdes's method is dead simple and makes sure you've got the right frames.
To me a capture comparison is all about giving us a good idea which DVD looks better, even a few frames off can tell you that. They don't need to be precise, that's taking them way to seriously.
Obviously precise is better but it's no big deal if they're not.
What method do you use? Lourdes's method is dead simple and makes sure you've got the right frames.
To me a capture comparison is all about giving us a good idea which DVD looks better, even a few frames off can tell you that. They don't need to be precise, that's taking them way to seriously.
Obviously precise is better but it's no big deal if they're not.
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If my Amazon Marketplace order doesn't go well, I might take you up on your offersaltysam wrote:By the way guys i accidentally double ordered this so if anyone is interested in a new sealed copy of the media blasters version it's theirs for £7 delivered
OK fair enoughIvan Drago wrote:Cause someone made a good effort and it was dismissed as "rough'.
Oh, but I havePlease don't take offence!
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I no longer have the UK or Aussie discs but i can tell you, besides being non-anamorhpic, the UK uses the same trasnfer as the Media Blasters (and interlaced), whilst the Aussie was the IVL (yet progressive)
Also, the UK and Media Blasters run shorter than the IVL because of the frame cutting. BUT the benefit in framing makes up for that
Also, the UK and Media Blasters run shorter than the IVL because of the frame cutting. BUT the benefit in framing makes up for that
bradavon wrote:
but I guess you're more intelligence than me.
but I guess you're more intelligence than me.
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Linn said that getting the '3 Styles' onto the DVD from 35mm intact with Mandarin etc would take up much of their budget.
I'm curious about 'The Master'. Already, I can think of the English credit sequence floating around on bootleg that's 2:35:1>4:3 that can be included I'm sure. Commentary-wise, maybe Mike Leeder might do it or a Shaw orientated person. I'd be happy to upgrade from my IVL. Maybe Chen did an interview with them, Wang Lung Wei is still around and I'm sure Yuen Tak could be contacted somewhere. Maybe grab hold of Candy Wen? Could be going a little too far now!
I'm curious about 'The Master'. Already, I can think of the English credit sequence floating around on bootleg that's 2:35:1>4:3 that can be included I'm sure. Commentary-wise, maybe Mike Leeder might do it or a Shaw orientated person. I'd be happy to upgrade from my IVL. Maybe Chen did an interview with them, Wang Lung Wei is still around and I'm sure Yuen Tak could be contacted somewhere. Maybe grab hold of Candy Wen? Could be going a little too far now!
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Thanks Salty.
Curiously, that '3 Styles' is different to the one that features on the IVL DVD of 'Executioners From Shaolin'. Is it the original English dub and Mandarin soundtracks that accompany it, or is it Celestial's?
I also wonder if the UK VHS had the credits in full anamorphic presentation (all squished).
Curiously, that '3 Styles' is different to the one that features on the IVL DVD of 'Executioners From Shaolin'. Is it the original English dub and Mandarin soundtracks that accompany it, or is it Celestial's?
I also wonder if the UK VHS had the credits in full anamorphic presentation (all squished).
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