Anyway, back on topic, many people have asked me why there is a long delay for the blu-ray of ESB to appear. Well there are a few reasons:

1 - I haven’t had enough time to set up the new PC as yet. Problems at home with a burst radiator saw to that, then xmas just around the corner.

2- I’m having hell with Encore Cs6 crashing as soon as i import an asset for a timeline. The other Blu-Ray authoring software i have seen ( that i even have a chance of understanding how to use the damn software) won’t accept DTS as an audio track or have pop up menu capability. Seems like its a common bug and adobe are less than useless in sorting this problem out, especially now the program is discontinued, and no one seems to have found a fix. If anyone knows decent software that will accept a 6.1 DTS audio track, had pop=up menu capabilities along with being able to build proper menus without having to sue their inbuilt templates, and doesn’t cost a fortune, then please let me know ( or know of a working fix to the Encore issue)

3- Special features. It’s going to take some time to create these. Even though the making of featurette isn’t going to be a overly long video, i do need to do a lot of editing work (including getting interviews from the Revisited team). So i wil be doing all of the special features for the Blu-Ray inbetween working on ROTJ:R & ANH:RHD so there is no delay on fully working on these projects.

So it’s likely to be the second half of 2018 before the blu-ray & DV9-9’s are available