QueenZone discussion #1352430

Marknow wrote: Are the screen shots you posted above from the source DVD and the new DVD you have made? Or are they your DVD and your MKV? The colour correction looks nice in the samples if it is old v new DVD. Thank you. :)

moonie wrote: The download keeps failing for me. Anyone else having problems?

Chief Mouse wrote:

moonie wrote: The download keeps failing for me. Anyone else having problems?

Hmm. If anyone else will also experience problems, I could upload it on Mega, but I heard Mega sometimes has problems too. I really don't want to split this into 200 MB Rar chunks and upload on Embedupload or somewhere because it's very slow for me, for some reason. I've found out that Mega has the fastest upload speed. Any suggestions?

bokkepoot wrote:

Chief Mouse wrote:

moonie wrote: The download keeps failing for me. Anyone else having problems?

Hmm. If anyone else will also experience problems, I could upload it on Mega, but I heard Mega sometimes has problems too. I really don't want to split this into 200 MB Rar chunks and upload on Embedupload or somewhere because it's very slow for me, for some reason. I've found out that Mega has the fastest upload speed. Any suggestions?

My download works fine at the moment. If you like I can make a torrent of your complete share. I will also upload it later to 1fichier and MEGA for the queenconcerts-database.

Chief Mouse wrote:

bokkepoot wrote:

Chief Mouse wrote:

moonie wrote: The download keeps failing for me. Anyone else having problems?

Hmm. If anyone else will also experience problems, I could upload it on Mega, but I heard Mega sometimes has problems too. I really don't want to split this into 200 MB Rar chunks and upload on Embedupload or somewhere because it's very slow for me, for some reason. I've found out that Mega has the fastest upload speed. Any suggestions?

My download works fine at the moment. If you like I can make a torrent of your complete share. I will also upload it later to 1fichier and MEGA for the queenconcerts-database.

That'd be great if you could do a torrent :-) I only chose Skydrive because upload is quite fast, there's no file size limit and files don't expire. They're always online, as far as I'm aware.

Chief Mouse wrote:

Marknow wrote: Are the screen shots you posted above from the source DVD and the new DVD you have made? Or are they your DVD and your MKV? The colour correction looks nice in the samples if it is old v new DVD. Thank you. :)

Yes, it's Old vs New. Thanks. I haven't put up any screens of the MKV version actually. But I can assure it looks just the same as the "new" DVD, but with like 3% grain added.

bokkepoot wrote: No problem, the torrent will be placed in 10 or 20 minutes here in this toppic

bokkepoot wrote: No problem, the torrent will be placed in 10 or 20 minutes here in this toppic

Chief Mouse wrote: Excellent. Thanks Bokkepoot :) Hopefully there are no errors. I checked it though. But not on DVD player, only on PC.

onedunpark wrote: Many thanks for this Chief Mouse. Can you advise if the mkv version has single or dual audio streams and, if single, which one? Thanks again, downloading and can't wait to watch

Chief Mouse wrote: Hopefully you use good PC DVD players. As far as I've experimented the Windows Media Player is pretty bad, in a way that when it deinterlaces it looks sort of like painting, It looks more sort of smeared than it actually is and loses detail. VLC is pretty file, but it often displays buttons in wrong colours. Looks like as if WMP adds some more automatic denoise and sharpens. I've noticed that only with interlaced sources. I'd suggest this way for PC - 1. Burn the DVD VIDEO_TS folder into ISO image with ImgBurn. 2. Then mount it on a virtual drive, for example Daemon Tools. 3. Watch with Cyberlink PowerDVD.

Marknow wrote:

Chief Mouse wrote: Hopefully you use good PC DVD players. As far as I've experimented the Windows Media Player is pretty bad, in a way that when it deinterlaces it looks sort of like painting, It looks more sort of smeared than it actually is and loses detail. VLC is pretty file, but it often displays buttons in wrong colours. Looks like as if WMP adds some more automatic denoise and sharpens. I've noticed that only with interlaced sources. I'd suggest this way for PC - 1. Burn the DVD VIDEO_TS folder into ISO image with ImgBurn. 2. Then mount it on a virtual drive, for example Daemon Tools. 3. Watch with Cyberlink PowerDVD.

Couldn't agree more with what you said, vlc is the best standalone media player for PC I think, but not perfect. Steps 1-3 above are the very best option for watching DVD on your PC without burning a DVD disk, it's the method I always use and I highly recommend it. If you don't know how to mount a DVD .iso with Daemon tools check out youtube.

rhapsody8 wrote: This is out of topic but how did you create "animated case" view of DVD cover. Is there any software or any website to create them? Sorry for my ignorance :-)

pittrek wrote: I have just watched it and a few things ... Things which I liked - the colour correction - partial noise reduction - recreated japanese texts - the disc menu :-) - 2 audio tracks (did you do something to "my" mix? It sounds better than the original TV mix, which is surprising :-) ) - The Show Must Go On video - great editing man ! Things which I didn't like - removing the texts - in some places it works great, but in some parts it's a blurry mess - the "alternate footage" has pretty bad quality, I wonder who gave you it in such a bad shape :-) Unfortunately I have only NOW noticed that Sheer Heart Attack has audio from one night only, but the video features parts from probably 3 nights :-( I AM VERY SORRY about that man! Overall impression - great work and thanks for the share !

Thistleboy1980 wrote: Cheers Mr Mouse! An excellent upgrade :)

queenfreak1234 wrote: Awesome editing dude! :D Great work indeed! What program(s) did you use for the video enhancing?