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Also, I haven't done a full comparison of the single file of this 16mm transfer to the two raw files, but I wonder if a time interpolation problem crept in. I noticed the raw scan frame rate reports as 24 frames per second where the full version of the print reports 23.976 frames per second. If ind...

The 16mm also features the original mono soundtrack (which Apple botched on the DVD and BluRay by having the pitch risen or leaving in stereo mixes). The Laserdisc contains the original international edit but has the 1960s stereo versions of the songs. Actually, the version on the 16mm print is the...

Thank you for the scan of the 16mm film! This inspired me to start on a project I have wanted to do for a while - putting together a package with both versions of the film and all the audio tracks that have been available over the years. I am one of the people who swears by the "widescreen"...

Hello, all! I'm working on a Beatles event for February 9th and I had an idea to put together a half hour of radio from 1964 to play up front. I had two concepts - either coverage and music from their arrival date up to the Ed Sullivan appearance, or announcements and music from January and early Fe...

Can any turntable people help me with my problem? When i plug the turntable into the laptop via a usb interface, there is a low level buzzing in the background. I have the earth lead connected and that does make it better, because without it it is just Buzz City. But I can still hear the buzz in qu...

Hey LR, I have a silly question for you. Have you ever tried using AI mastering software in addition to AI demixing? I ran a few of your demixes through aimastering.com and I'm super impressed with the result. Here are Day Tripper, And Your Bird Can Sing, and Strawberry Fields Forever with AI maste...

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I didn't realize I'd been gone so long. I've been having an affair with The Monkees.

It's most likely that audio was created for the documentary. There are definitely moments throughout the documentary where sound effects not present on the Nagras or studio tapes are heard. Just part of the process of turning edited material into a cohesive film, even for a documentary. As an examp...

The first scene of the man sweeping I don't know where it comes from. It's not included in a Nagra Roll. It's most likely that audio was created for the documentary. There are definitely moments throughout the documentary where sound effects not present on the Nagras or studio tapes are heard. Just...

Thanks for sharing! I grabbed the Revolver files from the initial post. Since the tracks are mono, I put one channel of "Dr. Robert" out-of-phase to see if I heard any pops or vinyl noise. It had some weird artifacts, maybe from audio clean-up software of some kind. At the very beginning o...