Uploaded February 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I had once done the same sort of "Remaster" for the Gummi Bears, i later found out that the Gummi Bears were aired as part of The Disney Afternoon over in the US in the 90's (Which has a pretty damn catchy tune I think) Using the music from the official CD of the show, i overlapped the youtube footage's sound with the CD audio while syncing it up. I think it sounds pretty good? ;)
Enjoy!
Original Youtube Video: Disney Afternoon Opener. Uploaded by: goldenrodfox
youtube.com/watch?v=2ku7PQadlR8
PS: The blur around the sides of the image is just the same video playing in the foreground, except its blurred and cropped to Widescreen. There are 2 reasons for doing this. First being that "Standard" content is sometimes annoying with the black bars on the Left and Right of the screen, and secondly i wanted to keep the videos original Aspect Ratio instead of squeezing out the video to Widescreen, so i just replaced the black bars with a blurred version of the video playing to fill it out a bit. (A trick used by some TV news channels when displaying content of different ratios)
I had once done the same sort of "Remaster" for the Gummi Bears, i later found out that the Gummi Bears were aired as part of The Disney Afternoon over in the US in the 90's (Which has a pretty damn catchy tune I think) Using the music from the official CD of the show, i overlapped the youtube footage's sound with the CD audio while syncing it up. I think it sounds pretty good? ;)
Enjoy!
Original Youtube Video: Disney Afternoon Opener. Uploaded by: goldenrodfox
youtube.com/watch?v=2ku7PQadlR8
PS: The blur around the sides of the image is just the same video playing in the foreground, except its blurred and cropped to Widescreen. There are 2 reasons for doing this. First being that "Standard" content is sometimes annoying with the black bars on the Left and Right of the screen, and secondly i wanted to keep the videos original Aspect Ratio instead of squeezing out the video to Widescreen, so i just replaced the black bars with a blurred version of the video playing to fill it out a bit. (A trick used by some TV news channels when displaying content of different ratios)
