Stills are the HD ones from Trek Core and the third “roll credits” from is a screen grab from the end of the episode I was watching (The Pegasus) when I made it.
My Blu-Ray of S2 isn’t much better than what’s on TrekCore, so I just got them from there.
Part of me wants to buy/borrow the Lower Decks DVDs just so I can get better screen rips on Memory Alpha.
Then again, I also kind of want to fork Memory Alpha because at this point, you basically can’t use Fandom without an ad blocked.
But that’s such a huge undertaking because I’d have to find hosting, import the large database dump (getting it, or at least a version from late May, isn’t so hard - just check Special:Statistics), delete what I don’t need, fix/rebuild templates, replace images, check tens of thousands of pages, remove Memory Alpha administrative pages) get the word out, etcetera.
It’d almost be awesome if it were a .website project, but even if it ever got off the ground, I’d worry the traffic might be unsustainable.
!["Shut Up, Wesley" [Remastered in HD]](https://startrek.website/pictrs/image/9dd34fd8-66d4-4aad-8e5a-47560ecf3088.webp){kind=link}
Did you compress with JPEG? Also, did you grab from the Blu-Rays, or just from the P+ web viewer?
Because Paramount is sadistic and limits those to 360p.
Stills are the HD ones from Trek Core and the third “roll credits” from is a screen grab from the end of the episode I was watching (The Pegasus) when I made it.
My Blu-Ray of S2 isn’t much better than what’s on TrekCore, so I just got them from there.
It’s compressed with webp for the post.
Part of me wants to buy/borrow the Lower Decks DVDs just so I can get better screen rips on Memory Alpha.
Then again, I also kind of want to fork Memory Alpha because at this point, you basically can’t use Fandom without an ad blocked.
But that’s such a huge undertaking because I’d have to find hosting, import the large database dump (getting it, or at least a version from late May, isn’t so hard - just check Special:Statistics), delete what I don’t need, fix/rebuild templates, replace images, check tens of thousands of pages, remove Memory Alpha administrative pages) get the word out, etcetera.
It’d almost be awesome if it were a .website project, but even if it ever got off the ground, I’d worry the traffic might be unsustainable.