Jurassic Park 1993 720p HDTV x264 DTS

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tpb2user (2008-12-17)

What is the source of this rip? HDTV, BluRay, etc. ?

Jeffimmelt (2008-12-17)

There are two version of this now, the other one was posted hours earlier (2008-12-17 01:20:57 GMT). Which one should I get?

3r1c (2008-12-18)

Video is from HDTV.
I removed the channel logo and added the 5.1 DTS audio from the DVD.

3r1c (2008-12-18)

neither. used a filter to reverse it.
no cropping or blurring.

zver999 (2008-12-19)

kewl

bumjeans (2008-12-19)

Where is the 5.1 DTS track from? The R1 DVD or R2 Japanese DVD?

Jeffimmelt (2008-12-19)

How do you make sure the sound is in sync when you replace the audio? Do you manually set the sync at one point and then the audio follows the 23.976 frames per second video?

Jeffimmelt (2008-12-20)

I may be incorrect, but now that I tried to see if the audio was in sync it seems like the audio is one or two frames late, if you watch a scene like when "Newman" close the door in his car, or when the utensil drop to the floor in the kitchen scene towards the end. However, as I said I may be incorrect. And it was very cool that you removed the channel logo, was it the same "Canal + Film HD" logo that the other Jurassic Park upload had in the upper right corner? Or what corner was it in? I was surprised that it didn't leave any kind of visible trace. I guess it means recompressing the entire movie however, but you still do that right? Because it's originally recorded in a much higher bitrate? Something like 10,000 kbps, or higher?

bumjeans (2008-12-21)

Can anyone confirm if the audio is in sync. I assume the jonny release still has the watermark.

zver999 (2008-12-21)

sound looks to be in synch well enough. no trace of logo. excellent job 3r1c or whoever did this. very nice rls!

scouse1742 (2008-12-30)

audio slightly out , download mkvtoolnix & open up in mkvmerge , highlight the DTS track , click the tab "format specific options" & add -290 in the delay box , then click start muxing & its virtually spot on

maxkill (2009-01-01)

choose options (media player classic) - internal filters - enable delay and put -200 (this looks correct don't know about -290). Other than the faulty lipsync it seems to work great!

juhle (2009-01-31)

Thank You 3r1c for excellent video and audio!
Thank You scouse1742 for the guide for the mkvmerge guide.
For syncing the audio, I used -200 ms for my system.

R.Raider (2009-03-10)

I tried both -200 and -290...The -290 was better. Thx for the movie and work 3rlc and thx to scouse for the info. Nice work guys.

Aries2110 (2010-06-16)

Excellent Quality. Hard to find this so very much appreciated. Thank you for all the hard work and extra encoding time taken to get this released

carlos_2009 (2010-08-23)

The -290 audio correction sets things better at the beginning, but they get worst at the end. Perhaps a mid term, like -200 could be nice compromise.
But I loved the logo elimination. Are there JP II and JP III versions available with no logo too?

Mathlol (2010-12-27)

DL long ago but commenting now.
Great compilation 3r1c. Best thing out there until they make the BR set.

Rahail (2011-08-16)

is this only for windows please anwser?????