Kansas City Bomber - Raquel Welch (reseed) DivxRipBy RUBrTOE.avi

I'm reloading onto my hard drive and reseeding my Kansas City Bomber rip for fellow Raquel Welch fans - RUBrTOE

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sniper43 (2008-09-20)

i have been looking for this movie for awhile, thank you. i will seed. good quality. i am downloading more of your movies also will give comments there

 bill_214 (2009-01-26)

Dude!
You should do a tutorial of restoring flicks with Virtual Dub.
I'd love to have more info on this and some info about the filters you're using, etc.
BTW, have you checked out Virtual Dub Mod?

rubrtoe (2009-02-18)

yes I have checked out VDUb mod and found nothing worthwhile in it. I still use the classic. Regarding a tutorial for VDub, though I've worked out the filters to use and how to set them, it is a tedious trial and error process to learn and the setting for the filters depends on the film and my past experience. The key is to experiment, go easy on it because you are going to take the new file (if it comes out good) and run that through again and the new one again and so on. Three filters will take a few hours, five or more will take days. Each video requires slightly different settings . You have to look at each film, it's inherent flaws and pick the filters to fix problems and set accordinlgy and preview the results before you run it. I spent weeks making and throwing out bad copy after bad copy of Debbie Does Dallas to finally get the hang of it because each process job took two days on that film. If I figured it out, you can too. A tip is that I wound up never using any of the the third-party filters available for VDUB. Only the embeded ones were useful. Another tip is to figure out what you want to change and then go to the filters and pic one that will change the problem. If the film is blurry, of course you want to use the sharpening filter. Always use the deinterlace filter first and on it'ss top default setting. You can keep using the deinterlace in every run, just for insurance to keep the motion artifacts out. You are deinterlacing it to get rid of those funny lines in the video when there is character or object motion. Also, preview the effects of the filters in VDUB. Be aware that VDUb is going to show the actual changes, but when you play it back in a shitty player like WMP, half your sharpness and color correction/enhancement will not show. But if you put it back into VDUB and preview it, it will still be there. Or if you play it in the VLC (which is free and available on the web) player, the VLC player will play it back at the VDUB quality. Shitcan WMP, it plays nothing well. The more filters you use the longer a session will take. But you don't have to do them all in one processing session. Start out by funning the feinterlace, sharpness and resolution (you are going to increase the size to 960p or better) getting the file as crisp and large as possible without introducing any new artifacts whatsoever (watch the preview closely), and remember to go easy on the sharpness and that you can rerun any filter in a later session. After you've down that, then you can run the new file thru again to increase and/or change the color quality and/or contrast/brightness if needed At this time you can rerun the deinterlace (which should always come first in the list of any filters you selectand the sharpness (second in order, and on very low on a very low setting). Applying filters again in incremental steps in several sessions is a key trick in my bag. You need a codec, download the Divx one and use it in VDUB, put it on high setting for a big assed file, but use the resolution filter in VDUB to increase the frame size. When you are all done and are pleased with the results, Then you are going to run the file through the Divx Converter to bring it back down to a reasonable file and resolution size while keeping the quality that you have created. But be aware that older films with more artifacts and less clarity need to be higher resolution so that they don't have to be enlarged as much to fill your television screen. That's why I keep them at 1.5 GB, one movie started out a 720 resolution on DVD and I doubled it's size so it doesn't have to be enlarged as much to fill the screen. 720 is fine for new films, but not these old digitally converted ones.

rahat-lukum (2009-04-10)

to RUBrTOE:
sorry man, wanted to catch you somewhere. Could you please bring Fear City back ?! Your rip is the best one I could find but no one complete - about 15 lost souls with 86.7% - please come back!

rahat-lukum (2009-04-10)

and thanks :)

roller_reactor (2009-07-28)

Thank you so much for sharing this. And I agree, image quality is superb.

araidia (2009-10-15)

Hey...I wanted to say thank you so much for this movie...I am the one person seeding it...There has already been one person download it then just leave...I will not be able to just keep seeding this to leechers...I am downloading it to someone right now...If they leech it then just leave...I will stop seeding...It may not seem like a lot...But to just keep on dedicating my bandwidth for leecher gets old...I am sorry...You know how some people can be...Maybe this person will stay and help seed...I hope they will...Thanks again for the movie...I really appreciate it...You have some really good Uploads...Thanks for your hard work...I will always seed back what you ever seed for me...I promise...