Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

[Nilgob]

I was going to try my first synch with this one but got confused and gave up. I'll leave that task up to the more talented among us.

[Goregon666]

People on here act like syncing these up is actually hard. I had this badboy synced and muxed into a nice 1080p x265 video in under 40 minutes, this afternoon.

[Aristocrat]

People on here act like syncing these up is actually hard. I had this badboy synced and muxed into a nice 1080p x265 video in under 40 minutes, this afternoon.

Sure you did.

Next, you're gonna plug your garbage site again, aren't you?

[hazzychan]

Syncing isn't the hard part, that's actually rather easy... so easy, in fact, that there's a goddamn APP that does it for you.

It's the ducking (fading the movie audio just enough during riffs to hear them without an action scene destroying your hearing) that actually takes time and effort, and not that many people are even familiar with the name of the software to do it with, much less how to use it.

[Hellbanker]

Syncing isn't the hard part, that's actually rather easy... so easy, in fact, that there's a goddamn APP that does it for you.

It's the ducking (fading the movie audio just enough during riffs to hear them without an action scene destroying your hearing) that actually takes time and effort, and not that many people are even familiar with the name of the software to do it with, much less how to use it.

Yes i was gonna ask what software you use actually 

[MrMac77]

Syncing isn't the hard part, that's actually rather easy... so easy, in fact, that there's a goddamn APP that does it for you.

It's the ducking (fading the movie audio just enough during riffs to hear them without an action scene destroying your hearing) that actually takes time and effort, and not that many people are even familiar with the name of the software to do it with, much less how to use it.

Yes i was gonna ask what software you use actually 

I was going to try it myself but only have a Macbook.  All the Mac Tutorials seem to be offline.  Anyone have any tips?

[enyalep]

what you're looking for is known in audio as compression. it tells the sounds to lower from threshold in order to make room for other sounds; the result is that the movie lowers in volume when the riffs speak. at least that's what i'm assuming ppl r doing, i've nvr made my own sync before but it would be worthy of praise if someone was making a sync by manually lowering the gain on the movie every 5 seconds or so.

[Riffling]

Surprised no one has gotten to this yet, here you go:

RiffTrax - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) 1080p [2.4 GB]

A few notes: I used the YTS encode for video and as a secondary non-riffed audio track however I created the RiffTrax using the movies DTS-MA 7.1 track (downmixed and encoded to stereo). I didn't duck as personally, I don't like ducking as I find it very noticeable and distracting and RiffTrax themselves don't duck in their VOD's (I made this one pretty quick but it sounded good in all of my test spots). Should be fine until BSG does a proper job.

*UPDATED* - upped feature audio and added RedLetterMedia track.

[bluannie]

Surprised no one has gotten to this yet, here you go:

RiffTrax - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) 1080p [2.2 GB]

Thanks! Your awesomeness is much appreciated.
To quote a terrible performance from a child actor who shall remain nameless (you know who you are young Anakin) "yippee!".

[MrMac77]

Surprised no one has gotten to this yet, here you go:

RiffTrax - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) 1080p [2.2 GB]

Thanks! Your awesomeness is much appreciated.
To quote a terrible performance from a child actor who shall remain nameless (you know who you are young Anakin) "yippee!".

Thanks So much!  We should really start a "HOW TO" thread so that people can learn and improve their own syncing skills