Luke's Video Guide?

[lugnut_]

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, but I wasn't sure where else it would go. I was just wondering if anybody knew what happened to the Luke's Video Guide site, previously located at lukesvideo.com.

It would appear that the site is simply dead, as I can't find any updated link, but does anyone happen to have a mirror up? Specifically of the High/Low-Res Video Capture in VirtualDub page. Even archive.org was of no avail, as apparently the site prohibited webcrawler programs.

Thanks in advance and sorry again if this is the completely wrong forum.

[Tommyknocker]

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, but I wasn't sure where else it would go. I was just wondering if anybody knew what happened to the Luke's Video Guide site, previously located at lukesvideo.com.

It would appear that the site is simply dead, as I can't find any updated link, but does anyone happen to have a mirror up? Specifically of the High/Low-Res Video Capture in VirtualDub page. Even archive.org was of no avail, as apparently the site prohibited webcrawler programs.

Thanks in advance and sorry again if this is the completely wrong forum.

It was one of the better articles and sites I read and visited. Couldn't just let it go the way of the dodo:

Hope this helps.

[lugnut_]

It was one of the better articles and sites I read and visited. Couldn't just let it go the way of the dodo:

Hope this helps.

Awesome, thanks a lot. Hopefully the site will return one of these days.

[lostcowboy]

So I am getting interested in film restoration and came across a dead link to Telecine. Not letting a dead link get in my way I threw it into the wayback machine at archive.org. Found a really detailed explanation. Telecining So then I backtracked and found the rest of lukesvideo.com, Awesome!

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