[Quazza] Detective Conan (Part 1) "Remastered" R2J DVD [Hi10p AC3]

Source: Retail R2J
Resolution: 720x540 (4:3)
Bitrate: CRF 14 Hi10p
Audio: Demuxed AC3 2.0ch@192 kbps

Included are all of the episodes from "Part 1" of Detective Conan (http://www.detectiveconanworld.com/wiki/Japanese\_DVDs\_Part\_1)

Contains the following Episodes:

001 - Roller Coaster Murder Case
002 - Company President's Daughter Kidnapping Case
003 - An Idol's Locked Room Murder Case
004 - The Coded Map of the City Case
005 - The Shinkansen's Bomb Case
006 - Valentine Murder Case
007 - Once-A-Month Present Threat Case
008 - Art Museum Owner Murder Case
009 - Tenkaichi Night Festival Murder Case
010 - Pro Soccer Player Blackmail Case
011 - Moonlight Sonata Murder Case (1 Hour Special)
012 - Ayumi-chan Kidnapping Case
013 - The Strange Person Hunt Murder Case
014 - The Mysterious Shooting Message Case
015 - Missing Corpse Murder Case
016 - The Antique Collector Murder Case
017 - Hijacked Department Store Case
018 - A June Bride Murder Case
019 - An Elevator Murder Case
020 - A Haunted Mansion Murder Case
021 - On Location, TV Drama Murder Case
022 - Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case (Part 1)
023 - Luxury Liner Serial Murder Case (Part 2)
024 - The Mysterious Woman With Amnesia Case
025 - The False Kidnapping and Hostage Case
027 - Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 1)
028 - Kogoro's Class Reunion Murder Case (Part 2)

This is an updated release of my previous torrent to include OP/EDs and additional episodes.
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What was fixed:

The early retail R2J discs for the show have terrible interlacing and they don't always follow any specific pattern. Most of it is field-blended interlace along with occasional frame-blending. Automated IVTC solutions would sometimes work on segments of the episodes, but left artifacts like aliasing, shimmering lines, or additional blended frames. Mostly all of that has been fixed in this release along with complete removal of interlace. I have not seen another release that addresses this.

Chroma "smearing" occurs throughout these episodes due to poor analog-to-digital composite transfer. Colors carry over from previous frames, especially during scene changes or dark scenes. This issue has been reduced and in some cases completely repaired by manual frame-by-frame duplication in low-motion areas. Many scenes have long strings of smearing that cannot be repaired by duplication alone. I have yet to come up with a solution for this and there likely isn't one, unfortunately.

The episodes have been lightly filtered to fix as many residual problems as possibles, smooth frames, and remove noise. It still retains most detail to prevent it from losing the it's original look. Some minor color correction has also been done in a few scenes, but not many since that can get pretty messy.

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