Scofield: http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Scofield-version-SW-theater-recording/topic/14077/

I think that looks amazing, well done Harmy.

Compared it to the SE and it looks great now. The background doesn't jump around in 2.0 and you did a great job on removing the shadow from the flying robot.

Wow, huge improvement!  Once again, amazing work Harmy!

Heheh, I always feel a bit like Lucas when doing this, but I've got things that bug me about projects that I just can't let go of.  I've convinced myself to do and do it until I think it's right - but sometimes on a large project I will feel certain elements are the best I can do.  Then, when they continue to bug me, I will find a way to fix them - often months or even years later.  I cringe because it's so Lucasy to "fix" something so much later ... but if something continues to bug me, I have to do it.

So bravo, Harmy, congrats on being an artist's artist and fixing something that stood out to you as needing fixing.  

And it looks great!

Also I love the color differences in the second clip, this will be one hell of a summer!  Can't wait to retire my official blu ray box

Krycek87 said:

mosh4jebus said:

Stupid question because I'm technologically incompetent: can I burn these to a regular DVD or do I need a blu ray burner?

 

Use IMGBurn and burn them to a standard dual-layered DVD-R. 

This app will automatically set the setting for BLU/AVCHD, all you have to do is drag, drop and burn. 

I'm in the same boat here, I think..

What I DL'd didn't end up with any sort of folder structure.. so I'm not sure how to burn the AVCHD.

Also, does anyone know where to get Harmy's cover and disc art now that the original links don't work anymore?

Thanks!

The Scofield project is usually either right above or right below your thread the last few weeks.  Pugo did the transfer from analog, so Ièm guessing itès as good as any contemporary recording is going to get.  It is (from all accounts - havenèt heard it myself yet) a pretty clean (relatively speaking) audio recording from a theater in 1977 with a full audience.  I can imagine it being a very cool addition to watch a proper 1977 version of the film along with a contemporary audience during the first run.  Nice to remember what kind of a fun, visceral impact the film had at the time.

In any event, what the heck are you doing in hereÉ  Go study!

@ Harmy

The shot looks amazing. Could I ask you 2 questions please:

1. If you're able to remove glitches in such complex shots, will you also be able to "stabilize" some of the reinserted coloured windows in TESB 2.0?

2. How do you estimate the effort for TESB 2.0 and ROTJ 2.0 compared to SW 2.0? I mean, SW seems to be the most damaged of the three movies while TESB is the less damaged one and ROTJ is your most advanced DeEd 1.0 where you can rely on many things you already reconstructred. Or are those 2 movies more damaged than I think?

I think he meant the windows in cloud city which were replaced by CGI in the SE.

@ Harmy

Many thanks! I meant that some of the reinserted windows in Cloud City taken from GOUT material are somewhat unstable and therefore standing out of the rest of the picture.

You_Too said:

I think he meant the windows in cloud city which were replaced by CGI in the SE.

Exactly :-)