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Blu-ray Samurai
Sep 2014
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FWIW the movie wasn't natively 5.1 either, but 4.2 70MM 6-track. |
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Blu-ray Samurai
Sep 2014
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Blu-rays and UHDs for those features seem to have been a mix of ratios, but I think most split the difference at 1.78:1. |
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Blu-ray Knight
Aug 2015
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So the UK 4K comes with the old Diamond Edition BD correct?
Can anyone please confirm which BD comes with the US version? I only want this release because Disney are even bigger cheapskates in Australia and almost never include Blus with their UHDs, so even though it says signature collection on the US cover, I don't trust Disney to not just stick the Diamond Blu in there anyway and would like some confirmation before I buy. |
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Blu-ray Knight
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And the alterations haven't stopped since then. They've replaced the Blue Castle that says "Walt Disney Pictures" with a CGI one that just says "Disney." They've removed the Silver Screen Partners IV (how many of these were there?) credit. I even saw some source that claimed they screwed up the order of two shots during Part of That World. Why can't they just give us the same dang ol' movie I saw three times in theaters in 1989 that was the first movie we ever took my baby sister to see in a theater? I'm not expecting a Criterion do-over but if they do they will be at the mercy of whatever Disney gives them and the stipulations attached to it. It's the reason I have the original CAV laserdisc despite it being in a modified aspect ratio. The original sound mix still sounded no worse to me 33 years later despite not being presented in a multichannel format as there was no way to do so yet in the home. And then they have made similar subtle changes to Beauty and the Beast (outside the extra song they go back and forth with like they do with another Angela Lansbury musical from even further back), Aladdin (outside the lyric change), and The Lion King. Funny how they are always referred to as the movies that saved Disney, but they still keep fiddling with them! Last edited by WonkaBedknobs83; 09-18-2022 at 09:37 PM. Reason: fix spelling error |
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Finished syncing the audio tracks a few days ago. The Disney intro was a problem. Both the LaserDisc and 1999 DVD obviously have the original intro. With the LaserDisc stereo mix, I simply used the Dolby Digital 5.1 "core" of the Atmos and rendered it in stereo with Reaper, those thirty-something seconds. But when I was working with the Limited Issue DVD 5.1 384 kbps mix, I had to cut the whole thing with MKVToolNix repeatedly, setting the delays in said program with each cut. Think I ended up with four or five pieces. All that because rendering 5.1 is way too complicated in Reaper. What I should have done is simply re-encode the 640 kbps "core" of the intro to 384 kbps in Handbrake and then stick it at the front of the DVD mix. But I was confused by my media player calling the track "5.1(side)," which I thought I couldn't render. So, instead, I set a silent delay over the length of the new intro, for that DVD mix. Turns out all my 5.1 movies say "5.1(side)" after reinstalling Windows. Not sure it's worth the bother to go back now and add the sound. Think I like it better silenced. Also replaced the crappy thumbnail of human Ariel and the prince sitting in the boat together with the original poster, cropped and resized to standard Blu-ray thumbnail dimensions of 640x360. ![]() One thing I didn't touch on was the probably anemic sound of the Atmos. I didn't really properly listen to it in the last two years. I still say "probably" because that's how I felt about Beauty and the Beast's Atmos mix a few nights ago, and the new mixes are likely made by the same people. I could listen to that mix at two in the morning at almost the same volume that I normally use without any complaints from the neighbors. There's so little in the LFE. That low resolution 5.1 mix of the Limited Issue DVD had more power. I do prefer the song Part of Your World in the credits over the instrumental. My question is, when was it recorded? Was it part of the CD or did they bring the actress back years later? |
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How can an Atmos mix actually be less powerful than a late 1990s DVD? In theory, the opposite should be the case.
I imagine the 70mm blow-ups from the original release must have sounded pretty freakin' sweet. |
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Blu-ray Emperor
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There are cinema DTS preservations of 4-6 SE and 1-3. Cinema DTS is lossy and 16bit though compared to modern home video (physical media) which is usually lossless and 24bit. But with all the tinkering even those more recent films I think all had alterations from the original theatrical soundtracks. And yeah I think they now have the full original mono and stereo for 4-6 preserved now. Maybe it's not quite all done for all of them yet or a few bits missing. |
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But for whatever reason, it's the four big hits of the Renaissance era that keep getting fiddled with. |
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