STAR WARS: EP IV 2004 REVISITED ADYWAN *1080p HD VERSION NOW IN PRODUCTION — Page 289

That's assuming, of course, that by 'image' you mean 'a picture,' rather than an .ISO file. :) Personally, I didn't bother with custom cases, labels, or anything like that...not really my style. I just wrote "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope" on the DVD, threw my 2004 ANH DVD in the trash, and put Revisited in its newly-vacant DVD case. This is the only version of ANH that I'll watch anymore.

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This is not the post you're looking for...move along...move along.

But since you're reading this, watch this

Definitely possible; the post was a bit ambiguous. If you're talking about an .iso, your best bet is imgburn. http://www.imgburn.com/

Josh said:

Just curious, because I forgot, what programs/hardware do you need to burn images onto a disk, I know about the "disk burners" but I'm confused. I really want adys disk art!

I was going off of this phrase.

Ah, I see. Not ambiguous at all, then. Sorry 'bout the misconception. :)

You might be right. Unless he thinks he has to burn the ISO to the disk, and then take the Cover Art from the disc, to print it off.

...or I'm over-thinking this issue.

doubleofive said:

Josh said:

Where have you been, this house is a mess lol

Just curious, because I forgot, what programs/hardware do you need to burn images onto a disk, I know about the "disk burners" but I'm confused. I really want adys disk art!

For burning images onto a disc, you need a LightScribe drive, or something like it.  Its a special disc burner that burns the data on normal or special discs, then you can flip over the special disc and burn a B&W image on the other side.  Most people around here just print out an image on an Avery label or whatever and stick it on there.  Being paranoid, I heard that the stickers can mess up the data over time, so I didn't even write on my DVD-9s of ANHR!

I always use printable discs and my Epson printer will print directly on the disc in photo quality

adywan said:

doubleofive said:

Josh said:

Where have you been, this house is a mess lol

Just curious, because I forgot, what programs/hardware do you need to burn images onto a disk, I know about the "disk burners" but I'm confused. I really want adys disk art!

For burning images onto a disc, you need a LightScribe drive, or something like it.  Its a special disc burner that burns the data on normal or special discs, then you can flip over the special disc and burn a B&W image on the other side.  Most people around here just print out an image on an Avery label or whatever and stick it on there.  Being paranoid, I heard that the stickers can mess up the data over time, so I didn't even write on my DVD-9s of ANHR!

I always use printable discs and my Epson printer will print directly on the disc in photo quality

I forgot about those.  Never used one.  Sounds awesome though!

I got one of the printed discs from Adywan (thanks again!) and it looks great! Very smooth. No worries about peeling or melting glue or whatever, either. Heh.

Bingowings,

We get our epson ink carts refilled at a little place between the post office and a taco joint.  It's like 5 bucks per cart.

If you're not in Denver, (or don't know where the taco joint is) you may want to look around to see if there are any fly by night places around you.

^Hey, tattoo parlours, ink cartidges... hint hint! ;)

When I was recently sent a postcard asking me if I would be attending my upcoming 10 year high school class reunion, I created a new email account and, rather than respond to the postcard, just sent them an anonymous email directing them to download Revisited.

Whilst trying to decide which email address to create, I discovered that adyfan@hotmail.com is taken. I wonder if it means Adywan fan or something else entirely?

Isn't there a Professa Adyfan on these boards? (I think he also went by Professa Skiving At Work at one stage.)

^Yeah, I would say it's the professa. ;)

According to fanedit.org, January 19, 2008.

According to the ot.com fanedits wiki, 19 January 2008 was the date the Xvid version was released.

The DVD5 versions (PAL, NTSC repack & Purist Edition) were released 1 March 2008. DVD9s came out on 12 May 2008.

a big thx to DS (Darth Solo) for sending me a copy of Adywan's New Hope Revisited !!!!  You rule ; thx for your artwork too, man ; I appreciate this a lot !!!