包含评论音轨与原盘里的PGS字幕

 

 

1080p版在此：http://share.dmhy.b168.net/topics/view/237561_Tom_and_Jerry_The_Golden_Collection_Volume_One_1940-1948_1080p_BDrip_x264-Hi10P_AC3_MKV_mawen1250.html

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本片为10bit压制，正确播放方法可以参考以下2篇文章，否则不要因为看到色块之类的抱怨压制有问题：

    

     1.VempX的blog，主要从10bit解码播放的角度来说明，并且针对不同追求不同情况的人给出了Happy End、Good End、Normal End、True End和Dead End供选择：http://www.vempx.net/article/552.htm

     2.我写的10bit相关的文章：http://www.nmm-hd.org/newbbs/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=551

 

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如果我没记错的话，猫和老鼠算是我看的次数最多的动画了。主要就是在小学的时候，我把5张VCD翻来覆去不知道看了多少遍，沉浸在Tom和Jerry这对活宝塑造的欢乐氛围中，这也算是童年的一份重要回忆吧。永远机智狡猾的Jerry，永远想抓住老鼠但内心善良的Tom，各种十分遵循物理规律的情景与偶尔违反物理的情景，永远默默配合着故事发展的背景音乐……都是这部作品吸引人的因素。

 

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关于本片的BD，主要问题是高动态的强噪点+原盘只有15Mbps的码率所导致的严重欠码，各种DCT Block对画面质量影响比较严重，很多地方的线条也因此产生了锯齿，另外还有几集有比较明显的Chroma Shift，大多集也或多或少有一些fringing的问题。另外不同集的画面情况差异也比较大，有几集的噪点不是那么强，但是画面也明显发虚，可能和胶片的保存与扫描有一些关系。

由于原盘欠码的原因，所以不做deblock与降噪就重编码基本不可取，那样只是把原本就欠码的画面变得更加糟糕而已，而且此时其实噪点也留不住。噪点比较强的几集如果不降噪用crf=20就能压出比原盘还高得多的25Mbps的码率，所以如果此时把码率压到10Mbps以下的话crf估计要大于30，稍微了解x264参数的人应该能想象这样压出来的视频会是如何了吧。

 

我使用的主要处理：Deblock_QED、HQDering、MCTD（MDegrain/TTempSmooth with MC、edgeclean、TAA、LSFmod）、Chroma的awarpsharp/defringing、ChromaShift、LumaDBL with f3kdb

多亏了MCTD，所以跑AVS的速度在0.2fps-0.4fps之间，不过这也是保证强降噪同时尽可能减少画面损失的方法了，另外也要感谢taro大的MCTDmod，方便同时在里面做自定义的AA和锐化等处理。

 

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01. Puss Gets the Boot (1940)

02. The Midnight Snack (1941)

03. The Night Before Christmas (1941)

04. Fraidy Cat (1942)

05. Dog Trouble (1942)

06. Puss N' Toots (1942)

07. The Bowling Alley-Cat (1942)

08. Fine Feathered Friend (1942)

09. Sufferin' Cats (1943)

10. The Lonesome Mouse (1943)

11. The Yankee Doodle Mouse (1943)

12. Baby Puss (1943)

13. The Zoot Cat (1944)

14. The Million Dollar Cat (1944)

15. The Bodyguard (1944)

16. Puttin' On the Dog (1944)

17. Mouse Trouble (1944)

18. The Mouse Comes to Dinner (1945)

19. Mouse In Manhattan (1945)

20. Tee for Two (1945)

21. Flirty Birdy (1945)

22. Quiet Please! (1945)

23. Springtime for Thomas (1946)

24. The Milky Wall (1946)

25. Trap Happy (1946)

26. Solid Serenade (1946)

27. Cat Fishin' (1947)

28. Part Time Pal (1947)

29. The Cat Concerto (1947)

30. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse (1947)

31. Salt Water Tabby (1947)

32. A Mouse in the House (1947)

33. The Invisible Mouse (1947)

34. Kitty Foiled (1948)

35. The Truce Hurts (1948)

36. Old Rockin' Chair Tom (1948)

37. Professor Tom (1948)

 

Features:

• Audio Commentaries: Twelve informative audio commentaries are available for nine shorts: "Puss Gets the Boot" with animator Mark Kausler, and with comedienne Nicole Parker and historian Earl Kress; "The Night Before Christmas" with author Michael Mallory, and with Parker and Kress; "The Yankee Doodle Mouse" with Mallory; "The Zoot Cat" with historian Jerry Beck; "Mouse Trouble" with Mallory; "Quiet Please!" with Kausler; "The Cat Concerto" with director Eric Goldberg; "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Mouse" with Mallory, and with Parker and Kress; and "Kitty Foiled" with Beck.

• Vaudeville, Slapstick and Tom and Jerry (HD, 23 minutes): An extensive, newly produced retrospective documentary that digs into the inspirations, comic styles, slapstick roots and development of Tom and Jerry's whimsically violent rivalry.

• How Bill and Joe Met Tom and Jerry (SD, 27 minutes): This more traditional doc, helmed by one of those chummy, isn't this swell? disembodied narrators, is just as valuable as it charts the relationship between William Hanna and Joseph Barbera and cat-n-mouse duo Tom and Jerry.

• The Comedy Styling of Tom and Jerry (SD, 6 minutes): MADtv actor Ike Barinholtz, MADtv actres Nicole Parker and animator Mark Kausler chat about Tom and Jerry's patented slapstick routines. Thankfully, it's the only extraneous extra in the 2-disc set.

• The Midnight Snack Pencil Test (SD, 9 minutes): A fully assembled pencil test reel for the 1941 short, "The Midnight Snack," comprised of pencil drawings, key frames and music.

• The Worry Song from Anchors Aweigh (SD, 8 minutes): Gene Kelly and Jerry dance... in standard definition.