you and me both!!theoriginalbilis wrote:This might piss some forum users off... but if the new Blu-Rays end up with this audio on them, I'm so buying them, regardless of the video quality.JulieYBM wrote:I wonder if his time working with Horikawa Ryou has given him a personal stake in the idea, too?theoriginalbilis wrote:Wow, this is quite the exciting news. The chances we'll hear broadcast-quality audio on a domestic DragonBal release keeps getting better little by little... I'm glad to hear Sabat is personally interested in the project; he's always been one to listen to fans.
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In trying to show him the benefits of doing this I did mention that fans would probably end up buying the new discs if they had high quality Japanese audio on them. That may have had a part to play with his saying yes.
And I feel the same way.
And I feel the same way.
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Could you possibly mention we would be perfectly fine with the raw masters on Blu-Ray (Albeit with the shake and stabilizer filters applied)?
That + The audio would be just fine.
That + The audio would be just fine.
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No. I'm not asking for anything more or increasing the barrier to acceptance until this one objective is accomplished. This is the first time Chris has responded to my emails in over 3 years and we've had an actual conversation. I have to treat this with sensitivity and be grateful for his help.
Perhaps in the future when we have a better rapport I can serve as a more continual voice for the fans.
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What do you mean by better videotapes?kei17 wrote:Wow, really. Can I call for provision of better videotapes on Twitter, then?
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The ones I have are not the best because they were recorded off of local TV channels that relay Fuji's programs. The best sources would be direct recordings of Fuji TV.sangofe wrote:What do you mean by better videotapes?kei17 wrote:Wow, really. Can I call for provision of better videotapes on Twitter, then?
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Oh, you could get thosekei17 wrote:The ones I have are not the best because they were recorded off of local TV channels that relay Fuji's programs. The best sources would be direct recordings of Fuji TV.sangofe wrote:What do you mean by better videotapes?kei17 wrote:Wow, really. Can I call for provision of better videotapes on Twitter, then?
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I'm sure there are plenty of Japanese viewers who recorded the original airings. Hell, I still have old VHS recordings of cartoons in my possession.
Now's the time for the Japanese fans to answer the call to arms.
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Yes, kei17, if that is what you meant, then sound the trumpets, raise the banners, and post fliers all around Tokyo, whatever it takes, to let the fans know that Chris wants the tapes. Now is the time, and there may be no other time than now. Do all that you can to gather those tapes into your collection.
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Now after reading the description again for the new blu-rays you got to wonder if this is the audio source they meant to use?theoriginalbilis wrote:This might piss some forum users off... but if the new Blu-Rays end up with this audio on them, I'm so buying them, regardless of the video quality.JulieYBM wrote:I wonder if his time working with Horikawa Ryou has given him a personal stake in the idea, too?theoriginalbilis wrote:Wow, this is quite the exciting news. The chances we'll hear broadcast-quality audio on a domestic DragonBal release keeps getting better little by little... I'm glad to hear Sabat is personally interested in the project; he's always been one to listen to fans.
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Possible, but I think they are trying to fix there audio. This could be great leverage though since it's even better audio than what the Japanese have. I wonder who he's gonna get the OK. for Toei?
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Yeah, I felt compelled to make a joke about that to Chris, but then I was like, "No Derek, don't be snarky. Not worth it." So that will just be our little in-joke.Daimo-Rukiri wrote:Now after reading the description again for the new blu-rays you got to wonder if this is the audio source they meant to use?
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Re: The Harmony Gold Dub & Broadcast Audio Discussion Thread
Since this thread has started talking about broadcast audio I've decided to revise the thread title again from a discussion about just the Harmony gold dub to a discussion about both The Harmony Gold Dub & Broadcast Audio, this way the broadcast audio discussion can continue without the risk of going off topic while at the same time retaining the ability for users to continue discussing the Harmony Gold dub as well.
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Not gonna lie, the prospect of seeing FUNimation using the original broadcast audio on their Dragon Ball releases is incredibly exciting. With that said, I'd almost be willing to bet it won't be used in this upcoming bastard of a Blu-ray release.
It opens up the possibility of a "perfect" Dragon Box The Blu-rays release from FUNimation later on. Hype mode, engage.
It opens up the possibility of a "perfect" Dragon Box The Blu-rays release from FUNimation later on. Hype mode, engage.
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You guys are fooling yourselves if you think this audio could end up on the entire Blu-Ray run.There simply isn't going to be enough time to get that done.
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I don't know about that if they let someone that's good with audio work with it they might be able to pull it off, not only that but these sets are probably going to be a few months apart so there would be some time to do what needs to be done with the audio, my main concern is that FUNimation will just digitize the audio and slap it on the Blu-ray without removing any possible impurities from it first (namely clicks and pops and other abnormalities that shouldn't be present) for example if you listen very carefully to Kei's gohan SSJ2 betamax audio clip towards the end of the audio file (around the 3:07-3:09 mark) there's a slight split second gap between the audio causing an abrupt stop and quick restart of the audio it's kinda hard to hear using speakers but with headphones it is noticeable (takarajima and AnimeMaakou will back me up on this) or if you want to hear the abnormality itself just check out this video around the 3:27-3:29 area and you'll hear it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qddtHLJMV5ISuper Saiyan Prime wrote:You guys are fooling yourselves if you think this audio could end up on the entire Blu-Ray run.There simply isn't going to be enough time to get that done.
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Yeah, it's obvious that they've already started authoring Season 1 at this time.Super Saiyan Prime wrote:You guys are fooling yourselves if you think this audio could end up on the entire Blu-Ray run.There simply isn't going to be enough time to get that done.
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Wow Sabat seems like a really cool guy you can tell he actually cares about the show. He seems confident that he can get Funimation to use the original broadcast audio maybe the legal issues with Toei aren't as complicated as we think.DerekPadula wrote:Just received this from Christopher Sabat:
"You know what? Send them to me and I will make sure FUNimation uses them. I can force this through. Also, I'd like to hear them."
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Yes, even though some fans may loathe the English dub, you can't deny that Christopher cares about the Dragon Ball series. He has invested 16 years of his life into it. If there's anyone at FUNimation who will take care of those tapes properly, it's him.
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So are you in the process of sending him the tapes?DerekPadula wrote:Yes, even though some fans may loathe the English dub, you can't deny that Christopher cares about the Dragon Ball series. He has invested 16 years of his life into it. If there's anyone at FUNimation who will take care of those tapes properly, it's him.
Kendamu wrote:This is an 80s/90s animated all-ages show that was popular amongst kids. It's not some potent super weapon that might fall into the wrong hands that we have to protect from evil.AjayLikesGaming wrote:If you put out untouched footage, someone like me is going to take it and turn it into a perfect release. Someone not like me is going to do the same and share it instead. You give pirates the opportunity to do better than companies and people will jump on that so fast.





