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The Mind's Eye complete series raw DV captures

by: Miramar Productions

Publication date: 1993

Topics: CGI, 1990s, animation, LaserDisc

Language: English

Title #1, Chapters: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 .

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The .avi files are the namesake raw uncompressed DV captures (with 4:1:1 chroma subsampling). The .mp4 files are compressed versions this website made so you can preview them.

Uncompressed DV format captures of all The Mind's Eye series by Miramar Productions. Only compression is 4:1:1 chroma subsampling. These are LaserDisc (or VHS if LaserDisc is not available) captures taken straight out of a Canopus ADVC110 capture card. Except for the surround sound version of The Gate to The Mind's Eye, which is a DVD, so I took its .iso file (bit for bit copy of the DVD).

Many early DVDs looked worse than LaserDisc releases due to using constant bitrates, so that's why I use LaserDisc. The only reason I used DVD for the surround sound The Gate to The Mind's Eye is because the LaserDisc is somewhat rare, and I don't know if they made a VHS for it either.

The reason I said the year is 1993 is because that's right in the middle of the years these things were released (1990 to 1996)

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Closed captioning: no

Color: color

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Sound: sound

Year: 1993

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Reviewer: GrymOne - - July 20, 2021
Subject: Missing Audio

"Except for the surround sound version of The Gate to The Mind's Eye, which is a DVD, so I took its .iso file (bit for bit copy of the DVD)."

The audio on the Dvd image is not surround sound.
When you ripped the iso you only included the PCM/ 2 channel/ 48.0 kHz/ 16 bits.

Please re-rip the image to include the 5.1
Thanks

Reviewer: NinjaNerd757 - - December 16, 2020
Subject: Gorgeous Preservation of Out of Print Relics

The Mind's Eye discs are beautiful and it's wonderful to see that their beauty will be seen by generations to come due to this excellent preservation. Looks beautiful on my TV with no streaming compression artifacts of any sort. On merits of content and preservation quality, I can't recommend this enough!!

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