I suggest that when the Star Wars movies are on Cinemax this month in HD that members of the X0 team in the U.S. record these in the highest quality possible (with no loss of video quality), as having even the 2004 even-more-SE version of the trilogy in a permanent HD backup form could prove very useful down the road.

Because who knows what further changes they will make in the 30th anniversary set? If you could then burn each of the movies onto a Blu-Ray BD-R (writeable) disk, that would provide a safe backup that is not subject to hard drive crashes and such.

Also, anyone who would like to have The Phantom Menace in HD without the expected changes that will be made for the 30th anniversary set, this might be the only chance to get it in HD like that. Since we're not sure if when a HD DVD version is released if it will have the option of watching The Phantom Menace without the 30th anniversary set changes. The same applies to Episodes II and III. So best to have full-quality backups of all 6 movies in HD on Blu-Ray BD-R disks, where they will be safe permanently.