From: nebusj-@-rpi-.edu   
      
   dgates  writes:   
      
   >On Thu, 14 May 2009 09:05:25 -0700, dgates    
   >wrote:   
      
   >>Has anyone ever made HD MST3k fan re-edits?   
   >>   
   >>A couple examples that come to mind are:   
   >>   
   >>Mitchell: Splicing the MST-ed version of the movie in with the scenes   
   >>that were deleted?   
   >>   
   >>Danger Diabolik: Keeping the audio, but replacing the video with the   
   >>high quality widescreen image from the DVD?   
      
   >I guess not, eh?  :-)   
      
   	Uhm ... well, yeah, I don't know of anyone who's done anything   
   like that, but I am pretty much completely out of the loop of MST3k-type   
   performing arts, too.   
      
   	I would imagine that except for the people with the original   
   audio recordings of the riffing --- that is, Jim Mallon --- it'd be an   
   incredible challenge to separate out Joike, Crow, and Tom's voices from   
   the movie audio.  Unless you decided to use the MST3K audio on top of   
   'new' visuals, which would seem to me to rarely be an improvement.  A   
   crystal-clear picture and the often-muddled-audio of the classic MST3K   
   experiment would be frustrating.   
      
   	I did like on some of the earliest Rhino DVDs that you could   
   have the player cut into the raw, un-MiSTed scene when you reached one   
   which had been cut from the experiment, although my player for some   
   reason wouldn't cut back to the episode when the cut-scene was done.   
      
      
   >In any case, I can at least gather that there isn't a whole community   
   >full of guys making MST3k re-edits.   
      
   	Well, there's not a community here doing re-edits, anyway.  I   
   don't think we can say more than that just yet.   
      
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