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On the one hand, the original recordings & models might not be sufficient for a true 'remaster' from original sources. But on the other, ML-driven upscaling ha
by gojomo 5y ago
On the one hand, the original recordings & models might not be sufficient for a true 'remaster' from original sources.
But on the other, ML-driven upscaling has improved so much that a model trained specifically on the full series – so that it inherently "knows" what various characters/sets/props should look like, at higher-resolutions, from other closer-in shots – might offer acceptable results.
Definitely worth a research project from a tech-smart outfit like Amazon.
- distances 5y agoI'm not expecting 4K, the originals are on film and never released in Blu-ray quality. AFAIK the existing Blu-ray release is just upscaled and cleaned version of the old DVD release. So I'm sure a new well made scan from original film stock would give us a fine enough HD option.