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Originally posted by: MWThomas
Hey EditDroid, how do I go about getting a copy of your trilogy DVD set?
Hey EditDroid, how do I go about getting a copy of your trilogy DVD set?
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YOU made the set?
Heh, didn't know that... ^^
Thanks for the help though, I'm not sure what the problem with ESB is, but I really do appreciate the copies of ANH and RotJ. Thanks Editdroid!
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Originally posted by: ViPERPHiSH
Ummm... I didn't make them, but I was just tellin you where they are ;P
Ack!
Heh, this little bit is what confused me a lot:
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Ummm... I didn't make them, but I was just tellin you where they are ;P
Ack!
Heh, this little bit is what confused me a lot:
Originally posted by: ViPERPHiSH
Originally posted by: MWThomas
Hey EditDroid, how do I go about getting a copy of your trilogy DVD set?
Originally posted by: MWThomas
Hey EditDroid, how do I go about getting a copy of your trilogy DVD set?
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Sorry to be a doofus, but this is supposed to be a forum about OT restoration et. al.
Even so, I think these questions are already answered on this page...
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DVD-ROM CONTENT folder for the EditDroid ROTJ DVD - Posted by............: The Starkiller
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This DVD-ROM CONTENT folder is meant to fill the void created by the missing
content on the EditDroid Return of the Jedi DVD. It is a RECREATION based on the
description given on the DVD and the content of the EditDroid Star Wars DVD. It
contains images and content of the Ralph McQuarrie Return of the Jedi Portfolio,
original scripts in PDF format and Star Wars sound effects in wav format.
I would like to thank the members of EditDroid for creating this most excellent
set of DVDs.
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This DVD-ROM CONTENT folder is meant to fill the void created by the missing
content on the EditDroid Return of the Jedi DVD. It is a RECREATION based on the
description given on the DVD and the content of the EditDroid Star Wars DVD. It
contains images and content of the Ralph McQuarrie Return of the Jedi Portfolio,
original scripts in PDF format and Star Wars sound effects in wav format.
I would like to thank the members of EditDroid for creating this most excellent
set of DVDs.
Hope Starkiller doesn't mind, but I've uploaded the 7mb .rar file to rapidshare for all to enjoy: Get It Here
Many thanks to The Starkiller for to putting it together.
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Quick question: In the torrent Rikter uploaded, there is no DVD-ROM content for ESB either.
Do you guys know if it is available anywhere?
The Classic Re-re-re-release of Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back.
In this version the word "WOOKIE" has been changed to "HAIR CHALLENGED ANIMAL" and the entire cast has been digitally replaced by Ewoks.
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Posted by............: The Starkiller
Posted to............: alt.binaries.starwars
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It is my understanding that the EditDroid DVD offering of The Empire Strikes
Back did not feature DVD-ROM content. However, Star Wars and Return of the Jedi
both did. So, for the sake of continuity, I have created a DVD-ROM CONTENT
folder to complement the ESB DVD.
This CONTENT folder features images and content of The Empire Strikes Back
Portfolio by Ralph McQuarrie and original scripts in PDF format. The
high-res images aren't the best, but they are the best I had available.
I would like to thank the members of EditDroid for creating this most excellent
set of DVDs. I hope they don't mind my small addition.
Posted to............: alt.binaries.starwars
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Release Notes
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It is my understanding that the EditDroid DVD offering of The Empire Strikes
Back did not feature DVD-ROM content. However, Star Wars and Return of the Jedi
both did. So, for the sake of continuity, I have created a DVD-ROM CONTENT
folder to complement the ESB DVD.
This CONTENT folder features images and content of The Empire Strikes Back
Portfolio by Ralph McQuarrie and original scripts in PDF format. The
high-res images aren't the best, but they are the best I had available.
I would like to thank the members of EditDroid for creating this most excellent
set of DVDs. I hope they don't mind my small addition.
Again, I hope Starkiller doesn't object to me nicking his post and putting it here, and thanks once more for making and sharing it in the first place:
Click here to download it from Rapidshare
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Originally posted by: ApolloOne
Make sure you have IFOedit version 0.95 or later (better command editing interface). Make a backup of the VIDEO_TS.IFO file (in case you mess up), and open the file in IFOedit. You'll see a hierarchical list of information stored in the ifo file. Click on VMGM_MAT and a plus sign will appear next to it. Click the plus to expand and you'll see First Play PGC. Click on it, then scroll down in the bottom window until you see the Pre Command(s). You'll see a command saying "(JumpTT) Jump to Title: 1." Right-click on that command and choose "Edit Command." Change the command to "(JumpSS_VTSM) Jump to Titleset Menu." Set the Title number to 1, Titleset number to 1, and Menu to "Root."
That should do it. Just save the VIDEO_TS.IFO file and try it out.
Originally posted by: ChainsawAsh
How do I do this exactly? I have IFOEdit, but no experience with it at all...
How do I do this exactly? I have IFOEdit, but no experience with it at all...
Make sure you have IFOedit version 0.95 or later (better command editing interface). Make a backup of the VIDEO_TS.IFO file (in case you mess up), and open the file in IFOedit. You'll see a hierarchical list of information stored in the ifo file. Click on VMGM_MAT and a plus sign will appear next to it. Click the plus to expand and you'll see First Play PGC. Click on it, then scroll down in the bottom window until you see the Pre Command(s). You'll see a command saying "(JumpTT) Jump to Title: 1." Right-click on that command and choose "Edit Command." Change the command to "(JumpSS_VTSM) Jump to Titleset Menu." Set the Title number to 1, Titleset number to 1, and Menu to "Root."
That should do it. Just save the VIDEO_TS.IFO file and try it out.
Ok, I do this, then when I save the new IFO, it asks me, "Do you want to save it as .BUP aswell?" Well, do I? Thanks!
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Ok, I do this, then when I save the new IFO, it asks me, "Do you want to save it as .BUP aswell?" Well, do I? Thanks!
Yes, ultimately you want to save it as .BUP as well. .BUP file is simply a BackUP of the .IFO and the two should identical.
Of course, it's wise to save copies of the original .IFO's before altering them permanently with IFOEdit. Personally I put copies of the original .IFOs &.BUPs in a seperate folder on the DVD when i burnt it, just in case I need them in the future, e.g. for re-torrenting, etc.
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A New Hope DVD-ROM Content
* Contains the official CONTENT and JACKET_P folders as created by the makers of the EditDroid set.
Download Here
The Empire Strikes Back DVD-ROM Content
* Contains the official JACKET_P folder as created by the makers of the EditDroid set as well as the CONTENT folder created by The Starkiller.
Download Here
Return of the Jedi DVD-ROM Content
* Contains the official CONTENT and JACKET_P folders as created by the makers of the EditDroid set.
Download Here
I hope this helps people and my apologies to the creators of the EditDroid set if this post was out of line.
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Usenet. Get it! Learn it! Love it!
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I'm thinking about doing my own cover if none exists.
You know of the rebellion against the Empire?
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I've never even seen the mono-mix DVD... does it exist and if so how would one get it?
The video quality of this version is not as good as the later version we all know and love but there are hours of fun to be had switching between soundtracks looking for the audio changes.
Well worth a download when it hits a.b.starwars
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Thank alot.
Any help is apreciated.
Dan Stokes
DDStokes@aol.com
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Originally posted by: Dan
I have been trying to download this from a.b.sw for the past to days, but have been unsucessful. Is there any other way that I can get a copy of this DVD?
Thank alot.
Any help is apreciated.
Dan Stokes
DDStokes@aol.com
I have been trying to download this from a.b.sw for the past to days, but have been unsucessful. Is there any other way that I can get a copy of this DVD?
Thank alot.
Any help is apreciated.
Dan Stokes
DDStokes@aol.com
Try myspleen, if not what country are you in?
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....and as a reminder, here is the main menu screen of the later release, aka "The Mysterious Mysteries" version - the one that has been available on MySpleen for the last 6 months or more.
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Thanks.
A long time ago in the faraway galaxy...
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Taken from earlier in this thread
First, to clarify that there are two versions of "our" pre-ANH disc. The
first has a recreated crawl and three sound mixes: mono (from a VHS boot),
matrixed Dolby stereo (from the late 90's widescreen laserdisc), and the
Definitive Edition mix, which we believe to be a mixdown of the 1977
six-track 70mm mix. At the time we were unaware of Burtt's 1995 home video
remix, so we thought the widescreen LD track was identical to the 1977
stereo and labeled it as such. This first disc was encoded straight from
the Beta tapes using the multipass feature of the Sonic and thus retained
the not-quite-black letterbox bars w/ burned-in subtitles and did not enjoy
frame-by-frame cleanup of film and video artifacts. Whenever we encountered
a dropout on the tape, we'd have to re-transfer the affected portion from
the LD to another tape, lay down new timecode to match the master with the
error on it, and reencode that section. Quite a laborious process.
By the time we finished with the ESB and ROTJ discs, we had greatly
improved the process: an upgraded LD player and the uncompressed
digitization, by-hand cleanup and TMPGEnc encoding described earlier. We
therefore wanted to have another go at SW. This version retained the stereo
mix but left off the others in favor of an isolated score; including them
all was deemed too costly to the bit budget. This disc has a better picture
than the first, an improved crawl recreation with the ANH version as an
alternate stream, replaced subtitles and other goodies like the MacQuarrie
paintings and CD-ROM content. The only reason to watch the first version is
to enjoy switching back and forth between sound mixes to compare
them--otherwise, the second version (shown at the beginning of the "DVD
I've just acquired" thread and currently being torrented) is the one to
have.
first has a recreated crawl and three sound mixes: mono (from a VHS boot),
matrixed Dolby stereo (from the late 90's widescreen laserdisc), and the
Definitive Edition mix, which we believe to be a mixdown of the 1977
six-track 70mm mix. At the time we were unaware of Burtt's 1995 home video
remix, so we thought the widescreen LD track was identical to the 1977
stereo and labeled it as such. This first disc was encoded straight from
the Beta tapes using the multipass feature of the Sonic and thus retained
the not-quite-black letterbox bars w/ burned-in subtitles and did not enjoy
frame-by-frame cleanup of film and video artifacts. Whenever we encountered
a dropout on the tape, we'd have to re-transfer the affected portion from
the LD to another tape, lay down new timecode to match the master with the
error on it, and reencode that section. Quite a laborious process.
By the time we finished with the ESB and ROTJ discs, we had greatly
improved the process: an upgraded LD player and the uncompressed
digitization, by-hand cleanup and TMPGEnc encoding described earlier. We
therefore wanted to have another go at SW. This version retained the stereo
mix but left off the others in favor of an isolated score; including them
all was deemed too costly to the bit budget. This disc has a better picture
than the first, an improved crawl recreation with the ANH version as an
alternate stream, replaced subtitles and other goodies like the MacQuarrie
paintings and CD-ROM content. The only reason to watch the first version is
to enjoy switching back and forth between sound mixes to compare
them--otherwise, the second version (shown at the beginning of the "DVD
I've just acquired" thread and currently being torrented) is the one to
have.
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You guys are great!) A long time ago in the faraway galaxy...
Star War: The Third Gathers
Backstroke Of The West