Hello,
I am trying to compile the AVCHD ISO of 2.5 from TehParadox. Through JDownloader 2.0 I have already successfully downloaded the 81 RAR files that make up the image.
Problem being is when attempting to extract and compile these files, the program does so up to around 50%, then gives me an error that I do not have enough disk space. I am doing this off of a flash drive with around 20GB of free space, and the error occurs when I still have around 16GB remaining. The whole ISO should only be 7.9 GB, right? Has anyone experienced a similar issue, and how can I fix it given my situation?
Thank you.
Seeking only the most natural looking colors for Star Wars '77
Is it formated as FAT32?
That appears to be the case.
Seeking only the most natural looking colors for Star Wars '77
Then the issue is that FAT32 doesn't support files of that size. You might notice that the actual error states that the file is too large for the drive, rather than that there is insufficient space.
You'll need an NTFS or FATx formatted drive to extract it to.
The FAT32 format has a limit on how large single files can be (its 4GB) but other formats like NTFS allow larger files. However, NTFS isn't always mac friendly (if that matters to you).
Here is a link about the file types http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2421454,00.asp
If you need help formatting the USB drive check out this youtube video or google it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbkC5PyAMag
Cheers,
Kevin
You guys are the best! I'll let you know if it works out this time.
Seeking only the most natural looking colors for Star Wars '77
Correction for version 2.5: The commentary by the content manager of starwars.com says it's the "2004 star wars.com Audio Commentary". I think it might actually be from 2006, since he briefly mentions Revenge of the Sith as if it's come out already, and brings up Lego Star Wars II.
First of all. Harmy, I am very happy to be able to enjoy Star Wars as I always wanted to watch it, and now I can thanks to you. THANK YOU VERY MUCH for this, really.
I am writing because there is a problem with the Spanish (1977 Castilian dub).
From 1:16:40 to 1:19:46 the audio that sounds is Spanish Latino and not the Castilian as it should be. It changes suddenly, I think by some kind of mistake when editing the audio.
It is very annoying because the actor voices changes and the dialect... I have checked my DVDs with the original trilogy from the Laserdisc master and the castilian audio sounds correctly in that scene.
Is there any fix of the audio available for downloading?
I guess the responsible of the spanish audio is not Harmy, if you know the person please could you talk him about this?
I'll send you a PM with the corrected audio.
CatBus said:
I'll send you a PM with the corrected audio.
It would be possible to get the corrected Castillian 1977 audio too?
Thanks in advance.
PM sent.
CatBus said:
PM sent.
Thank you very much ;)
Can someone send me a PM so I can say thanks in this thread? Thanks!
I just tried to send you Peter Mayhew but apparently there's some sort of nonsense bureaucratic restriction about people in packages. Will you thank me for trying?
TV's Frink said:
Can someone send me a PM so I can say thanks in this thread? Thanks!
Thank you, yoda-sama!
CatBus said:
I just tried to send you Peter Mayhew but apparently there's some sort of nonsense bureaucratic restriction about people in packages. Will you thank me for trying?
There is no try.
TV's Frink said:
There is no try.
Only Zuul.
No silly, he wants a link to the Peter Mayle sex education videos @myspleenCatBus said:
I just tried to send you Peter Mayhew but apparently there's some sort of nonsense bureaucratic restriction about people in packages. Will you thank me for trying?
However, in practice you must take into account the “fuckwit factor”. Just talk to Darth Mallwalker…
-Moth3r
CatBus said:
TV's Frink said:
There is no try.
Only Zuul.
Did you say Zool?
The Original Trilogy’s Timeline Reconstruction: http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Implied-starting-date-of-the-Empire-from-OT-dialogue/post/786201/#TopicPost786201
No one should ever say that.
Sorry, maybe this is redundant. But I'm using a Mac and trying to burn the .iso via disk utility and whenever I burn it it comes out as a data disc. Does anyone have any experience or suggestions on how to correct this?
Is it redundant because you did it twice?
liamdistal said:
Sorry, maybe this is redundant. But I'm using a Mac and trying to burn the .iso via disk utility and whenever I burn it it comes out as a data disc. Does anyone have any experience or suggestions on how to correct this?
Just to make sure you know what you're burning...
The ISO is an AVCHD disk, so it's different from a normal DVD video disk and will only work in compatible Blu-ray players.
What’s the internal temperature of a TaunTaun? Luke warm.
Yes, I've tried playing it back on several different bluray players that are compatible. I'm just not sure if I'm missing a step. I'm used to using a PC for this kind of thing but I only have a burner on my Macbook.
liamdistal said:
Yes, I've tried playing it back on several different bluray players that are compatible. I'm just not sure if I'm missing a step. I'm used to using a PC for this kind of thing but I only have a burner on my Macbook.
Hmm... Theoretically, it should work. An ISO is a sector by sector copy of the disk... I've never burned an AVCHD so I can't help you there.
What’s the internal temperature of a TaunTaun? Luke warm.