MTI Film will supply a CORRECT digital mastering system for the
restoration support of 180 "I Love Lucy" episodes for CBS Digital.
CORRECT is a resolution independent, cross platform software bundle
for Intel-based and SGI workstations. CORRECT comes complete with
MTI’s intregrated CONTROL VTR emulator for capture of video and
audio at all supported broadcast video standards (NTSC, PAL, and HD).
It supports interlaced and progressive frame rates (23.98, 24, 25 and
30 fps) and supports the management of the captured material.
With CORRECT, users can detect and remove dirt, blemishes, chemical
stains and persistent vertical scratches. Preset parameters enable
automated processing with little or no operator intervention using the
AutoFilter mode. Users can automatically remove dirt and dust artifacts
from full frames areas or areas defined by an operator specified
mask.
CORRECT also detects and repairs intermittent interruptions in 3:2
cadence of film-originated video. The software produces consistent 3:2
cadence by repairing video selects for elements from 24-frame film and
has tools for audio pitch correction and re-sampling.
CBS Digital will restore the episodes for "I Love Lucy's" 50th
Anniversary DVD.
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