by the fans for the fans

Nice. I checked online and it does not show my Walmart as carrying it so I will wait for my Amazon package.

Got pics of the NEW NEW footage? Please.

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Geekexchange.com has posted an article on the release of Robotech: Love Live Alive!

www.geekexchange.com/new-robotech-releas...ive-alive-72375.html

Someone PM me spoilers so I can decide whether to buy it or not por favor. Also is there a Spanish dub included or no?

Richardmvela wrote:

Someone PM me spoilers so I can decide whether to buy it or not por favor. Also is there a Spanish dub included or no?

WELL, ITS JUST A RETELLING LIKE THAT OF DANA STORY OR GLOVAL'S REPORT. THERE'S A FEW EASTER EGGS HERE AND THERE IF THAT'S ALL YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THEN IT WOULD NOT BE A BUY FOR YOU.

THERE WILL BE PRO'S AND CON'S TO THE MOVIE SO NOT SURE IF THAT WILL BE GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU.

HAS ABOUT UNDER THE 10 MINUTES OF NEW FOOTAGE AND SOUTHERN CROSS FOOTAGE AND NEW GENERATION.

So what's the ending that's supposed to change the RT universe about?

For some reason my Amazon order was in limbo so I cancelled it after calling some local shops. The local Indy Music store has it. Not one Target,Bestbuy or Walmart though. That is not good for the brand..

FROM RT.COM ON THE IN PROCESS

www.robotech.com/community/forum/read.ph...31&pagenumber=1#post

Tommy
The frame rate of Robotech: Love Live Alive is 23.976 fps; this is very close (99.9%) to the native frame rate of film and presents more nicely on progressive television sets. Hence, this frame rate is often represented at "24p", but don't round these numbers (not even to 23.98) as errors will compound in your project, causing audio sync to potentially drift. Anime studios would usually double or triple-up frames of cel animation to fit labor costs within tight budgets. This would create a "staccato" effect to the motion which some viewers find pleasing (we even used this on some CG sequences in LLA), but this does not work as well for panning and zooming effects, which are best kept at the full native frame rate.

Older releases of Robotech were produced at 29.97 fps, the frame rate of classic interlaced television sets (e.g. scan line picture tubes), often referred to as 30i. Because 24 does not elegantly fit into 30, you'll often see frame grabs in which a set of scan lines from the previous frame is interlaced in a "sawtooth" or "comb" fashion with the next.

As The Shadow Chronicles was our first true all-digital production, that was also the first Robotech project to be presented on home video at 23.976 fps. The next was the remastered version of "The Sentinels", which was a dry run for the restoration techniques which would later be applied to Love Live Alive. The Shadow Chronicles was produced mostly on Avid DS Nitris with some assembly on Final Cut Pro. We have since then transitioned almost entirely to Final Cut Pro as it supports the various custom tools needed for our workflow.

Memo tell PM what the mystery ending and post credit scene is. Also is there a dub in espanol or no? That will determine whether I buy it or not.