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All releases described in this thread are for non-profit entertainment purposes ONLY!
DO NOT SELL ANY OF THESE DISCS FOR PROFIT ON EBAY OR OTHER WEBSITES, COMIC SHOPS OR AT CONVENTIONS.
The point of the babyhum project is to preserve vintage Star Wars/Lucasfilm programmes that have no chance of getting a retail release. IF however any of the DVD's are released commercially, information regarding the babyhum versions will be deleted.
Enjoy,
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babyhum Release List:
- bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
- bh002: Horizon - How To Film The Impossible
- bh003: The Mythology Of Star Wars
- bh004: From Star Wars To Star Wars: The Story Of Industrial Light & Magic
- bh005: The A-Z Of Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
- bh006: When Star Wars Ruled The World (DigitalFreakNYC version)
- bh007: Star Wars: Heroes & Villains
- bh008: Star Wars: Feel The Force
- bh009: Star Wars Trilogy: Special Edition Audio/Visual Press Kit
- bh010: The Official U.K. Fan Club Behind The Scenes Of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
- bh011: Omnibus 'George Lucas - Flying Solo'
- bh012: Omnibus 'A Long Time Ago...'
- bh013: AFI Lifetime Achievement: A Tribute To George Lucas
- bh014: Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace: The U.K. Premiere
- bh015: Star Wars Episode II Attack Of The Clones: The U.K. Premiere
- bh016: Star Wars Episode III Revenge Of The Sith: The U.K. Premiere
- bh017: Star Wars: The Magic And The Mystery
- bh018: Star Wars: The Making Of The Myth
Last edited on February 18, 2012 at 3:42 PM by baby hum
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I've never heard of the "clapperboard" special. I don't think what you're requesting to post is against any of the regulations of this board, just as long as you're not trying to sell it. Please, post away, I'm sure I'm not the only one curious.
If you want to contact me, please, please email me. My PMs are turned off because I just plain don't like dealing in PM space. If you email me at reverendbeastly AT gmail DOT com, I will respond swiftly. Thanks!
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Welcome to the forums baby hum.
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Thank you.
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RELEASE
bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/4x3/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8959kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 1982 Betamax recording from analogue terrestrial broadcast
Duration: 25m56s
Size: 1.73 GB
Artwork: No
Description:
Originally broadcast in 1980, this edition of Clapperboard (a weekly film show hosted by Chris Kelly on the UK ITV network) was filmed during the Empire Strikes Back exhibition at Selfridges in London (a further exhibition was held at Harrods for Return Of The Jedi in 1983). Interviewed on the programme are Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), David Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Johnson (Special Visual Effects).
Source equipment: Sony SL-F25UB video recorder
Capture equipment (for digital cleanup in Adobe Premiere): Sony DCR-PC110E Digital Handycam
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder
bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/4x3/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8959kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 1982 Betamax recording from analogue terrestrial broadcast
Duration: 25m56s
Size: 1.73 GB
Artwork: No
Description:
Originally broadcast in 1980, this edition of Clapperboard (a weekly film show hosted by Chris Kelly on the UK ITV network) was filmed during the Empire Strikes Back exhibition at Selfridges in London (a further exhibition was held at Harrods for Return Of The Jedi in 1983). Interviewed on the programme are Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), David Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Johnson (Special Visual Effects).
Source equipment: Sony SL-F25UB video recorder
Capture equipment (for digital cleanup in Adobe Premiere): Sony DCR-PC110E Digital Handycam
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder
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Originally posted by: baby hum
RELEASE
bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/4x3/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8959kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 1982 Betamax recording from analogue terrestrial broadcast
Duration: 25m56s
Size: 1.73 GB
Artwork: No
Description:
Originally broadcast in 1980, this edition of Clapperboard (a weekly film show hosted by Chris Kelly on the UK ITV network) was filmed during the Empire Strikes Back exhibition at Selfridges in London (a further exhibition was held at Harrods for Return Of The Jedi in 1983). Interviewed on the programme are Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), David Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Johnson (Special Visual Effects).
Source equipment: Sony SL-F25UB video recorder
Capture equipment (for digital cleanup in Adobe Premiere): Sony DCR-PC110E Digital Handycam
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder
RELEASE
bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/4x3/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8959kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 1982 Betamax recording from analogue terrestrial broadcast
Duration: 25m56s
Size: 1.73 GB
Artwork: No
Description:
Originally broadcast in 1980, this edition of Clapperboard (a weekly film show hosted by Chris Kelly on the UK ITV network) was filmed during the Empire Strikes Back exhibition at Selfridges in London (a further exhibition was held at Harrods for Return Of The Jedi in 1983). Interviewed on the programme are Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), David Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Johnson (Special Visual Effects).
Source equipment: Sony SL-F25UB video recorder
Capture equipment (for digital cleanup in Adobe Premiere): Sony DCR-PC110E Digital Handycam
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder
Can you point us to a download site or link?
break yo self foo...
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Yes, where exactly are these being released?
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Originally posted by: shadow
Can you point us to a download site or link?
Originally posted by: baby hum
RELEASE
bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/4x3/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8959kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 1982 Betamax recording from analogue terrestrial broadcast
Duration: 25m56s
Size: 1.73 GB
Artwork: No
Description:
Originally broadcast in 1980, this edition of Clapperboard (a weekly film show hosted by Chris Kelly on the UK ITV network) was filmed during the Empire Strikes Back exhibition at Selfridges in London (a further exhibition was held at Harrods for Return Of The Jedi in 1983). Interviewed on the programme are Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), David Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Johnson (Special Visual Effects).
Source equipment: Sony SL-F25UB video recorder
Capture equipment (for digital cleanup in Adobe Premiere): Sony DCR-PC110E Digital Handycam
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder
RELEASE
bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/4x3/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8959kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 1982 Betamax recording from analogue terrestrial broadcast
Duration: 25m56s
Size: 1.73 GB
Artwork: No
Description:
Originally broadcast in 1980, this edition of Clapperboard (a weekly film show hosted by Chris Kelly on the UK ITV network) was filmed during the Empire Strikes Back exhibition at Selfridges in London (a further exhibition was held at Harrods for Return Of The Jedi in 1983). Interviewed on the programme are Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), David Prowse (Darth Vader) and Brian Johnson (Special Visual Effects).
Source equipment: Sony SL-F25UB video recorder
Capture equipment (for digital cleanup in Adobe Premiere): Sony DCR-PC110E Digital Handycam
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder
Can you point us to a download site or link?
P-Dogg!!!
Hey, man cool to see you post
RiK
and BABY HUM welcome to the forums!!!!!!!!!
Your project sound cool...
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At the moment I believe it's available on eDonkey and eMule.
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Originally posted by: baby hum
At the moment I believe it's available on eDonkey and eMule.
At the moment I believe it's available on eDonkey and eMule.
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What has 'theology' ever said that is of the smallest use to anybody? When has 'theology' ever said anything that is demonstrably true and is not obvious? What makes you think that 'theology' is a subject at all? - Richard Dawkins
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Babyhum was my source for the two-disc "Making Of..." set I made. He has a large collection of rare Lucasfilm related specials. You name it, he probably has it! ;-)
Good to see you here, BH. You should check out the OT.com BT tracker of choice at myspleen.net
Good to see you here, BH. You should check out the OT.com BT tracker of choice at myspleen.net
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bh002: Horizon - How To Film The Impossible
Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/4x3/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8871kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 1984 Betamax recording from analogue terrestrial broadcast
Duration: 49m00s
Size: 3.25 GB
Artwork: No
Description:
Originally broadcast in 1984, this edition of Horizon (BBC Two's flagship 50-minute science documentary series) featured the creation of the special visual effects for Return Of The Jedi, Indiana Jones and the Temple Of Doom and 2010.
Source equipment: Sony SL-F25UB video recorder
Capture equipment (for digital cleanup in Adobe Premiere): Sony DCR-PC110E Digital Handycam
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder
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Thanks for your kind words Dr.G. I hope you all enjoy the new release!
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Babyhum - thanks for your wonderful emails and your endless efforts in preserving SW for the fans and bringing us these AWESOME titles from the U.K.
We are in your debt....
I soon hope to bring a few of Babyhum's titles to the torrents or newsgroups VERY SOON!
We are in your debt....
I soon hope to bring a few of Babyhum's titles to the torrents or newsgroups VERY SOON!
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That Horizon show sounds very similar to an episode of the PBS series NOVA, a 1985 VHS recording of which I've rediscovered in sorting out all my old tapes. Is it possible that it's the same show slightly changed for opposite sides of the pond? The only downside to my recording is that it was broadcast with "open captioning", which means the normally invisible closed captions are "burned in" and can't be removed.
Where were you in '77?
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Originally posted by: SilverWook
That Horizon show sounds very similar to an episode of the PBS series NOVA, a 1985 VHS recording of which I've rediscovered in sorting out all my old tapes. Is it possible that it's the same show slightly changed for opposite sides of the pond? The only downside to my recording is that it was broadcast with "open captioning", which means the normally invisible closed captions are "burned in" and can't be removed.
this?
Magic of Special Effects (The)
NOVA cameras go behind-the-scenes to reveal the new art of illusion, Hollywood-style, focusing on three blockbuster films—"Return of the Jedi," "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" and "2010: The Year We Made Contact."
Original broadcast date: 11/05/85
Topic: photography/film
That Horizon show sounds very similar to an episode of the PBS series NOVA, a 1985 VHS recording of which I've rediscovered in sorting out all my old tapes. Is it possible that it's the same show slightly changed for opposite sides of the pond? The only downside to my recording is that it was broadcast with "open captioning", which means the normally invisible closed captions are "burned in" and can't be removed.
this?
Magic of Special Effects (The)
NOVA cameras go behind-the-scenes to reveal the new art of illusion, Hollywood-style, focusing on three blockbuster films—"Return of the Jedi," "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" and "2010: The Year We Made Contact."
Original broadcast date: 11/05/85
Topic: photography/film
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That's it all right. 
Where were you in '77?
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The show was a co-production between the BBC and W.G.B.H. Boston so i think it's a good bet that these shows are one and the same.
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Any word on if these releases will be available as torrents or on a.b.starwars? I'm very interested in checking them out and adding them to my collection but eMule simply doesn't get along with my router at all.
Thanks in advance gang.
D.O.
Thanks in advance gang.
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For 25 minutes, that first video is an awful small video file. You know you should be using XP mode on a stand-alone recorder, right?
I've been dying to get a copy of that NOVA special again. I remember it originally airing and that I taped over it all those years ago.
I've been dying to get a copy of that NOVA special again. I remember it originally airing and that I taped over it all those years ago.
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Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
For 25 minutes, that first video is an awful small video file. You know you should be using XP mode on a stand-alone recorder, right?
I've been dying to get a copy of that NOVA special again. I remember it originally airing and that I taped over it all those years ago.
For 25 minutes, that first video is an awful small video file. You know you should be using XP mode on a stand-alone recorder, right?
I've been dying to get a copy of that NOVA special again. I remember it originally airing and that I taped over it all those years ago.
If you read the release information you'll notice that the running time is only 25 minutes and the average bit rate is 8959kbps. That's because i used XP mode. Whenever i record using the Panasonic i use XP mode unless the program is over 65 minutes. I then use FR mode. I hope this clears things up.
You'll all probably see the first two releases on Myspleen in the next few days thanks to Rikter.
Enjoy!
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Originally posted by: baby hum
Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
You'll all probably see the first two releases on Myspleen in the next few days thanks to Rikter.
Enjoy!
Originally posted by: digitalfreaknyc
You'll all probably see the first two releases on Myspleen in the next few days thanks to Rikter.
Enjoy!
Special Thanks to BABYHUM VADER for this release...
Star Wars - bh001: Clapperboard - The Empire Strikes Back Special
It's up so snag it fast!
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Thanks Rikter.
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Feedback welcome.
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Thanks go out to Babyhum Vader and Lord Rikter Blaksvn. I can't wait to see this!
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baby hum, that was one of the more interesting documentarys ive seen so far. Thats the stuff they should have put on the official releases dvds
Thanks for making it available for us fans...
Thanks for making it available for us fans...
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