Originally posted by: BadAsh71
What are the differences between the so-called '85 audio mix and the sound mix used for the Faces/DC set?
The DavisDVD site includes information about the changes to ANH but nothing about ESB or ROTJ. I know in the old "bootlegs" thread there was a big discussion about the audio differences, specifically about ANH. Someone mentioned that ESB had some different sound effects.
The '85 audio mix was first made available on a VHS remastered set and later came out on LaserDisc between '89 and '90 with an ANH reissue/correction in '92.
I know that the '85 ANH audio mix has significant changes that would warrant an inclusion on a fan-based DVD transfer but what about ESB and ROTJ. Is it worth it?
MeBeJedi, you had discussed some ESB sound effects only found on the '89 LaserDisc. What are your thoughts on this?
For those of you who think you might have the '85 mix, here are some links to help you out:
Blam Entertainment - '89 ANH Release
Blam Entertainment - '89 ESB Release
Blam Entertainment - '90 ROTJ Release
You can check out more information on all Star Wars releases in any format at the DavisDVD Site:
DavisDVD
And for everything LaserDisc specific, check out Blam Entertainment:
Blam Entertainment Group
What are the differences between the so-called '85 audio mix and the sound mix used for the Faces/DC set?
The DavisDVD site includes information about the changes to ANH but nothing about ESB or ROTJ. I know in the old "bootlegs" thread there was a big discussion about the audio differences, specifically about ANH. Someone mentioned that ESB had some different sound effects.
The '85 audio mix was first made available on a VHS remastered set and later came out on LaserDisc between '89 and '90 with an ANH reissue/correction in '92.
I know that the '85 ANH audio mix has significant changes that would warrant an inclusion on a fan-based DVD transfer but what about ESB and ROTJ. Is it worth it?
MeBeJedi, you had discussed some ESB sound effects only found on the '89 LaserDisc. What are your thoughts on this?
For those of you who think you might have the '85 mix, here are some links to help you out:
Blam Entertainment - '89 ANH Release
Blam Entertainment - '89 ESB Release
Blam Entertainment - '90 ROTJ Release
You can check out more information on all Star Wars releases in any format at the DavisDVD Site:
DavisDVD
And for everything LaserDisc specific, check out Blam Entertainment:
Blam Entertainment Group