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Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 13: Hiccup Runneth Over (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 12: Self Helplessness (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 11: Termite I Ask? (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 10: Bite Me? (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 9: Ohhh Christmas Tree (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 8: Tree for Two (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 7: Lights, Camera, Traction (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 6: To Beaver or Not to Beaver (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 5: Timberwolf in Sheeps Clothing (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 4: A Call to Harms (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 3: You Go, Squirrel Friend (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 2: Family Tree (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Chuck Jones Timber Wolf - Ep. 1: A Tail to Tell (Native 4K) GoldMetalSonic 2023-08-03 | This is a native 2880x2160 4K rip/recording of the entire 13 episode flash animated series created by the legendary creator of much of the original Looney Tunes cartoons; Chuck Jones, which would also end up being his final work (originating in 2001) before his passing in 2002.For this series, Chuck Jones brought back two of his very long time partners since the dawn of Looney Tunes; Maurice Nobile and Bob Givens. Both have also passed on back in 2001 and 2016 respectively (the final released 13th episode is even dedicated to Maurice Noble). Also working with Maurice and Bob on production design and color was the creator of El Tigre and The Book of Life; Jorge Gutierrez.The series was primarily directed by Chuck's at the time protégé; Stephen A. Fossati, who worked with Chuck on much of his 90's Looney Tunes shorts, and even directed Pullet Surprise starring Foghorn Leghorn, and Father of the Bird starring Sylvester. The series was animated in classic flash animation (and literally released in tiny .swf files on Warner Bros. Online's website in its day) by the Canadian animation studio Atomic Cartoons, who would right after create Atomic Betty.The entire 13 episode series on their original .swf files were miraculously saved, preserved, and uploaded by someone who seemingly was named Fred Edison onto his website: http://frededison.free.fr/Here's also the original Warner Bros. press release about the show: warnerbros.com/news/press-releases/warnerbroscom-launches-new-holiday-episode-timber-wolf-legendary-animation-directorThe series here was ripped/recorded using Swivel, which you can download here: newgrounds.com/wiki/creator-resources/animation-resources/swivel-flash-to-videoWhile most episodes were able to be recorded without issue (it had to be manual due to the mini-game in each file preventing an automatic recording from taking place), a few episodes had to be recorded in 4K, but the audio would cut off every time. Luckily re-recording the episode in 720p would retain the audio in full-quality (if you set it to the highest quality at 320kbps). I think would easily rip the audio from that using Avidemux's "Save Audio" feature. But you have to crop it at the right frames of both recordings to sync them properly. All-in-all everything came out perfectly. Far better than my 1080p uploads from Jan 2021: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsb1JGqrgpyF1CCjkPeFUxbPIH9hwVmtLThe 1080p versions were recorded with Camtasia and had issues; audio desync, some frames missing, and even screen tearing. None of which are present in these. Also some episodes have lower-quality audio, sadly this is from the source files as is. Nothing I or anyone can do about it. They could've been compressed to reach a certain size threshold that they couldn't reach otherwise, is my guess.Enjoy Chuck Jones' Timber Wolf in native 4K for the first time in history!
Rodea the Sky Soldier - Debut Trailer (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-31 | This is the 4K60 (not AI) upscale of the raw 800x450 .mp4 download of the debut trailer for Rodea the Sky Soldier that was first shown in January 2011.The game was apparently completed on both Wii (by the creators at Prope, Yuji Naka's company) and on 3DS (done in-house at Kadokawa) in September 2011, however the game entirely went dark for several years before finally resurfacing in November 2014 with a newly revealed Wii U version, itself bizarrely based on the Kadokawa-made 3DS version.Luckily the Wii U version worldwide included the Wii original as a bonus disc.Here's the original .mp4 file uploaded to YouTube by me:archive.org/details/rodea-the-sky-soldier-debut-trailer
Sonic Mega Collection (GameCube) - History of Sonic Video (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-31 | This is the 4K60 (not AI) upscale of the raw 640x448 interlaced .sfd rip of the "History of Sonic" video file, directly from the GameCube disc.I had to use a program called "SFD Video Converter" to rip the audio file from the .sfd file because Avidemux wouldn't recognize the audio file in the .sfd file itself, so converting the .sfd file otherwise would result in no audio. The converter gives you both an .mp3 and a .wav file. I went with the latter as it's the highest quality version.Here's the raw .sfd file uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/sonic-mega-collection-gamecube-history-of-sonic-videoNote that the file is difficult to play properly in seemingly most players, including VLC.
Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop (Wii) - TGS 2008 Trailer (DVD Rip) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-26 | This the 4K60 (not AI) upscale of the raw 720x480 DVD ripped trailer of Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop on Wii, which came from the Japanese Capcom TGS 2008 DVD titled "Tokyo Game Show 2008 Capcom Special DVD".Here's the original rip uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/dead-rising-chop-till-you-drop-wii-tgs-2008-trailer-dvd-rip
Monster Hunter 3 (Wii) - TGS 2008 Trailer (DVD Rip) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-26 | This the 4K60 (not AI) upscale of the raw 720x480 DVD ripped trailer of Monster Hunter 3 on Wii, which came from the Japanese Capcom TGS 2008 DVD titled "Tokyo Game Show 2008 Capcom Special DVD".Here's the original rip uploaded to Internet Archive by me. Note that this comes with 5.1 Surround Sound, but sadly this wasn't able to be preserved in the YouTube upload:archive.org/details/monster-hunter-3-wii-tgs-2008-trailer-5.1-surround-dvd-ripOr the alternate version without 5.1 Surround Sound (the DVD came with two separate versions of the same trailer):archive.org/details/monster-hunter-3-wii-tgs-2008-trailer-dvd-rip
Crash Team Racing (2010) - Pitch Video (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-26 | This is the 4K60 (not AI) upscale of the original raw 640x360 .m4v video of the pitch video for the cancelled Crash Team Racing project developed by High Impact Games in 2010. The pitch would be picked up by Activision, but instead converted into DreamWorks Super Star Kartz for Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 in 2011.Now this video had to be done a bit differently. Originally I used Avidemux as always, but it seemed like performance was impacted so that the framerate wasn't as smooth as it should've been. This version instead was done in HandBrake and rendered in H.265 and saved as the same .m4v format, and seemingly is a much better result this time.Here's the original .m4v file for your viewing pleasure:mediafire.com/file/0e26e9mqy3kwxpb/Prototype.m4v/file
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii) - Nintendo World 2006 Trailer (60fps) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-24 | ...
Kirbys Return to Dream Land (Wii) - Original Reveal Trailer (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-24 | ...
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) - On the Train (4K50 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) - Keep Killing (4K50 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) - Do Not Die (4K50 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Wii) - Video Interview (HD) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Links Crossbow Training (Wii) - Aim for the Sky (Off-Screen HD) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Links Crossbow Training (Wii) - Fireworks Shootout (Off-Screen HD) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Links Crossbow Training (Wii) - Target Practice (Off-Screen HD) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Links Crossbow Training (Wii) - Gameplay Demonstration (Off-Screen HD) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-23 | ...
Sonic Unleashed (Wii) - Spagonia and Apotos Trailer (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-15 | This is the raw 1280x720 60fps .mov download of the first NA trailer of Sonic Unleashed for Wii, showcasing day and night gameplay in both the Spagonia and Apotos stages, now upscaled (not AI) in 4K60!This trailer likely came from Sega's FTP or Press Site, but has seemingly been taken down from the latter (as the former FTP site no longer even exists).Here's the original .mov download uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/sonic-unleashed-wii-spagonia-and-apotos-trailer
Bleach: Versus Crusade (Wii) - TGS 2008: Gameplay 2 (Off Screen) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-15 | This is IGN's raw 1280x720 HD .wmv "TGS 2008: Gameplay 2 (Off Screen)" video of Bleach: Versus Crusade from the Tokyo Game Show 2008 event on Oct 9th, 2008, which was only available to IGN Insiders, now upscaled (not AI) in 4K60!For this video, I opted to change the aspect ratio to 4:3 at 2880x2160, as the picture was clearly stretched from a 4:3 image to a 16:9 one when the original video was recorded.Here's the original .wmv download uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/ign-bleach-versus-crusade-wii-tgs-2008-gameplay-2-off-screen
Bleach: Versus Crusade (Wii) - TGS 2008: Gameplay 1 (Off Screen) 4K60 Upscale GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-15 | This is IGN's raw 1280x720 HD .wmv "TGS 2008: Gameplay 1 (Off Screen)" video of Bleach: Versus Crusade from the Tokyo Game Show 2008 event on Oct 9th, 2008, which was only available to IGN Insiders, now upscaled (not AI) in 4K60!For this video, I opted to change the aspect ratio to 4:3 at 2880x2160, as the picture was clearly stretched from a 4:3 image to a 16:9 one when the original video was recorded.Here's the original .wmv download uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/ign-bleach-versus-crusade-wii-tgs-2008-gameplay-1-off-screen
Cooking Mama: World Kitchen (Wii) - TGS 2008: Hot Potato (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-14 | This is IGN's raw 1280x720 HD .wmv "TGS 2008: Hot Potato" video of Cooking Mama: World Kitchen from the Tokyo Game Show 2008 event on Oct 9th, 2008, which was only available to IGN Insiders, now upscaled (not AI) in 4K60!Here's the original .wmv download uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/ign-cooking-mama-world-kitchen-wii-tgs-2008-hot-potato
Cooking Mama: World Kitchen (Wii) - TGS 2008: Stir It Up (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-14 | This is IGN's raw 1280x720 HD .wmv "TGS 2008: Stir It Up" video of Cooking Mama: World Kitchen from the Tokyo Game Show 2008 event on Oct 9th, 2008, which was only available to IGN Insiders, now upscaled (not AI) in 4K60!Here's the original .wmv download uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/ign-cooking-mama-world-kitchen-wii-tgs-2008-stir-it-up
Cooking Mama: World Kitchen (Wii) - TGS 2008: Needs Salt (4K60 Upscale) GoldMetalSonic 2023-07-14 | This is IGN's raw 1280x720 HD .wmv "TGS 2008: Needs Salt" video of Cooking Mama: World Kitchen from the Tokyo Game Show 2008 event on Oct 9th, 2008, which was only available to IGN Insiders, now upscaled (not AI) in 4K60!Here's the original .wmv download uploaded to Internet Archive by me:archive.org/details/ign-cooking-mama-world-kitchen-wii-tgs-2008-needs-salt
