The Dolby Digital variant was seen in THX-certified theaters from 1995-2000, and is also available on THX demo discs. The LaserDisc variant can be seen on LaserDiscs from 1996-1999 such as The Blues Brothers, Volcano, Independence Day, and others (namely Fox, Paramount, and Universal flicks).

2018年4月10日 · Ripped from the 1995 edition VHS tape of Star Wars: a New Hope.

In 1995, the Star Wars trilogy became the first THX certified VHS release. [14] . In 1997, Twister became the first digitally mastered THX release on the new DVD format. [15] In early 2002, it was announced that Lincoln became the first auto company …

2020年11月28日 · The 1995 THX version is based on the same scan used for the 1993 Laserdisc (and therefore the same as the GOUT bonus disc). Home video scans weren’t as invasive as they are now, it was just a copy of an internegative (assumedly) in SD.

The 1995 variant is arguably the most common THX trailer made. It appears on THX-certified DVDs and VHS tapes from various distributors from 1995 to 2006, most notably Disney, Fox, Universal, Sony, Paramount, mini-majors such as MGM, and even on some releases from Anchor Bay and Pioneer/Geneon.

Based on the 1997 LIVE Entertainment DVD. 1995 Dolby Surround release.

Here is a comparison video of the two VHS versions of the THX Broadway trailer, which first came out in 1995. Finding good quality versions of both variants ...

Taken from the 1996 MGM/UA VHS release of "The Wizard of Oz" (1939). VCR: Quasar VHQ-40M Capture device: I-O DATA GV-USB2 The content uploaded on this channel is for preservation, education, and...

This page is dedicated to THX certified home video releases, and whatever trailer they may have. This page only accepts legitimate releases, not bootlegs. If full dates can be found, they will be listed, and a video linked.

2010年2月27日 · As for the original question, the 1995 THX release is the same print used for most other home video releases (all of them?), the reason it looks better was because the telecine was optimized by THX standards and it was the first time the films had been mastered digitally.