Here is a guide on how to get Revisited for yourself:
Newsgroups: alt.binary.starwars (a.b.starwars) is a newsgroup.
wikipedia said:
Newsgroup servers are hosted by various organizations and institutions. Most Internet Service Providers host their own News Server, or rent access to one, for their subscribers. There are also a number of companies who sell access to premium news servers.
While Newsgroups were not created with the intention of distributing binary files, they have proven to be quite effective for this. Due to the way they work, a file uploaded once will be spread and can then be downloaded by an unlimited number of users. More useful is the fact that every user is drawing on the bandwidth of their own news server. This means that unlike P2P technology, the user's download speed is under their own control, as opposed to under the willingness of other people to share files. In fact this is another benefit of Newsgroups: it is usually not expected that users share. If every user makes uploads then the servers would be flooded; thus it is acceptable and often encouraged for users to just leech.
Each version of Revisited is available via alt.binary.starwars and is split into many files that need to be put back together using WinRAR.
Rapidshare: Rapidshare is a free hosting website, which due to file size limitations will also have the ISO file split up into several pieces that need to be put back together using WinRAR.
Torrents: Torrents are files that contain metadata and tracking information so that using a Torrent program like uTorrent one would be able to download the entire ISO file in one piece, but from multiple places (peer-to-peer, or P2P)
ISO files can then be burned directly to a DVD using any CD/DVD burning program by "burning a disc image" not just by burning the file to a disc. Take note that the new version requires a DUAL LAYER DVD, so make sure you get a "dual layer" or "double layer" or "DL" DVD (+R or -R). Verbatim is the brand of choice. Burn at the slowest speed your DVD DL burner can go and have it verify the file to minimize errors.
(PM me for suggestions/revisions NOT questions, because I don't know how any of this works, I just looked them up)