Pioneer Reference Disc - Light Years Ahead v2

This is a circa 1990 Pioneer demo disk - made in Japan (I think) but issued for an American audience - there was also a version with RCA branding with the same disk.
This new version is made with ld-decode (almost)-rev7 from three different disks, with digital sound taken from a copy that decoded perfectly. ffmpeg was used for encoding with the relatively simple bwdif deinterlacer, upscaled to 1080p/59.97fps.
(source .mkv file can be downloaded at archive.org/de...)

[@BigSneakySnake]

I think one of the striking things is the dynamic range. The normal composite output from my laserdisc player is much more washed out

[@quasarhi]

Looks good! Will (could) you be able decode in realtime to such a level with software in the future ?

[@jimbanville]

Chad, do you tune-up/re-calibrate LD players for others? I have a DVL-909, which far from a great player, I'd like to get running to its best capability. I dabble in electronics. I'm considering trying to do it myself just to learn, but I may wind up paying someone to do it. I have a small "pocket-style" digital O scope. Is that sufficient? Thanks! Btw...I'm located in Georgia, USA.