STAR WARS: EP IV 2004 REVISITED ADYWAN *1080p HD VERSION NOW IN PRODUCTION — Page 323

adywan said:

Once unrared (JDownloader usually takes care of that side of things) you should have an .ISO file. Use IMGBurn to burn it to a Duel layer DVD or mount the image with something like Daemontools and use a software DVD player to play the disc

VLC can play ISO files directly, without needing to mount them. It is certainly made of complete awesome.

w00t! I finally got my hands on some Verbatim DVD+R DLs and burned myself a copy of the DVD9 ANH:R! Jolly times are ahead! :)

Timstuff said:

w00t! I finally got my hands on some Verbatim DVD+R DLs and burned myself a copy of the DVD9 ANH:R! Jolly times are ahead! :)

Now all you need to do is print the DVD labels and case jackets!

Ziz said:

Don't know when I'll decide to take these off my site so get them while you can.

Maybe someone will torrent them ...

Is the guy with the German SW:R-edit still around? I tried to PM him but no answer. Does anyone else know how/where to get that German version?

Well, my download crashed about 20 mins. in (something to do with IP addresses), so I'm back to square one. *sigh*

What do you mean "crashed?"  What happened exactly?

TV's Frink said:

What do you mean "crashed?"  What happened exactly?

Well, the 1st .rar file DL'ed without a hitch, then the 80 other files all said "acquiring new IP address, please wait 4 minutes" or something very similar to that.  

So there was a countdown (similar to a queue list in a P2P client) and after the four minutes were up, it still displayed the acquiring address message, but the countdown restarted at 5 minutes.  

This kept on going, with one minute being added to the wait time after each countdown reached zero.  After 20 minutes of this, I gave up and closed J-Downloader.

This is why torrents are better than Crapidshare.

Ziz said:

Leave your computer running JDownloader overnight, maybe even for a whole day or so non-stop.  RapidShare has been adjusting their bandwidth availability for different points in the day and night, so leaving JDownloader running overnight will allow it to keep recycling thru the files it skipped until it gets them all.

I touched on this previously, but Ziz has got it exactly right.  Nighttime (USA) access on free RS is pretty easy, but the daytime access is extremely limited.  You can let jdownloader go as long as you want to leave your computer on and you'll get all the files eventually...

...or pay for Premium RS.

Sorceror said:

This is why torrents are better than Crapidshare.

Hahahahaha.  I see what you did there.

http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Thread-for-all-Usenet-vs-Torrent-vs-Rapidshare-discussion/topic/10677/

Sorceror said:

This is why torrents are better than Crapidshare.

I do the funnys around here...

If you have something to say, send it to me, then i relay it as my own material.

Darth Editous said:

 

The only issue might be your TV, but I would imagine you won't have any problems.

 

That's what I thought, but someone over at doom9 told me we are still in the ridiculous situation of TVs made for the European market being able to take NTSC input, but most American TVs won't take PAL. YMMV.

DE

I've been thinking about this.  Does this also mean US PS3s can't play AVIs and MP4s encoded at 25 fps with PAL resolution?  Or is it just a problem with DVDs?   

A search of this topic hasn't revealed anyone else having my particular problem.

I downloaded through RapidShare, opened the .rar files, which combined into one .mkv file. Got the necessary add-on to allow QuickTime to play a .mkv file.

Then I had a wonderful time watching ANH in a very enjoyable way.

Yesterday I try playing it again, and the sound is dubbed! Nothing I tried in QuickTime made any difference. What is going on?

Here's the complete file name I got:

Star.Wars.Episode.IV.A.New.Hope-Revisited.2008.DVDRip.mkv

It had all the changes Adywan mentioned. As I said, it played fine in QuickTime after getting Perian. But the latest attempts at watching the movie plays in a dubbed version.

doubleofive said:

Someone ripped the ISO and just put movie file up.  Interesting.

I was given an mkv of ANHR that combines the PAL resolution with the NTSC running time.  It's a great way to view ANHR. 

adywan said:

try using vlc mediaplayer to or media player classic play mkv's. it sounds like it may have multiple audio tracks and quicktime has switched default tracks

Interesting though because i didn't realise that there was a mkv version available. Did your version have the flipper or the hand severed in the cantina?

Well, thanks for the suggestions. I had thought of multiple audio tracks before, and it turned out the 5.1 track was hiding below the stereo (dubbed) track out of view. The problem is fixed. But I don't know how it was changed in the first place. [shrug]

As for which version, this one has the hand, but no blood. It looks like the doctor's arm instead of Ponda Babba's.

So who's 'revisited' version do I have?

whats the title of the latest edition?

i really would like to download it but the few dl i found range from 2006 to 2008, no 2009 versions.