The original English Blu-ray has forced subtitles for non-English dialogue (e.g., “What do you mean I’m funny?” is English, but some Italian phrases have subs). If the “fix” stripped them, download a .srt from OpenSubtitles labeled BluRay.720p and name it identically.
Goodfellas is 1.85:1. If an encod er stretched it to 16:9 without proper letterboxing or cropping, the “fix” restores the correct display ratio using --sar parameters in x264.
The most frequent problem. The x264 encode might have a constant or gradually worsening audio delay (e.g., 250ms off by the second hour). A “fix” re-muxes the audio with corrected timestamps.
720p x264 with High Profile @ L3.1 plays on almost any device from 2010 onward. If you see stutter, the “fix” may have used a reference frame count >9 or b-frames >16. Re-encode with HandBrake using preset “Fast 720p30”.
P2P distribution sometimes introduces bit errors. A repack replaces the corrupted NAL units.
The tags 720p bluray x264 indicate the specific video source of the file. This is crucial for downloading the correct subtitles or fixes.
Some early 720p encodes mistakenly used BT.601 instead of BT.709 for HD, making blacks look crushed or skin tones unnatural. The fix corrects color metadata.
The original English Blu-ray has forced subtitles for non-English dialogue (e.g., “What do you mean I’m funny?” is English, but some Italian phrases have subs). If the “fix” stripped them, download a .srt from OpenSubtitles labeled BluRay.720p and name it identically.
Goodfellas is 1.85:1. If an encod er stretched it to 16:9 without proper letterboxing or cropping, the “fix” restores the correct display ratio using --sar parameters in x264. goodfellas1990720pblurayx264englishwith fix
The most frequent problem. The x264 encode might have a constant or gradually worsening audio delay (e.g., 250ms off by the second hour). A “fix” re-muxes the audio with corrected timestamps. The original English Blu-ray has forced subtitles for
720p x264 with High Profile @ L3.1 plays on almost any device from 2010 onward. If you see stutter, the “fix” may have used a reference frame count >9 or b-frames >16. Re-encode with HandBrake using preset “Fast 720p30”. If an encod er stretched it to 16:9
P2P distribution sometimes introduces bit errors. A repack replaces the corrupted NAL units.
The tags 720p bluray x264 indicate the specific video source of the file. This is crucial for downloading the correct subtitles or fixes.
Some early 720p encodes mistakenly used BT.601 instead of BT.709 for HD, making blacks look crushed or skin tones unnatural. The fix corrects color metadata.
