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the set rules avchd has no seeds, and i cant find anything. not even vhs rips.
Currently enjoying Disney Infinity 3.0
Help: looking for... anywhere i can find the 1997 special editions in widescreen?
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Just request a reseed.
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I'm seeding as we speak.
Visit my *NEW* Star Wars on Video Collection site:
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Which current fan preservation of the 1997 Special Edition is considered the best? And where might it be available?
I have Lee Thorogood's PAL preservation but my Blu-ray player will not read it. I'm left with three .img files I can't use. My old DVD player could read them and they were my favorite way to watch Star Wars (except for the GOUT V3 preservation DVD of A New Hope).
By the way, is it possible to convert Lee's PAL preservation into something a current Blu-ray player could read?
I appreciate your help.
“I was a historian once, gathering the relics of the Jedi, learning the ancient mysteries. Always, there were more questions.” - Kreia
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yeah, especially empire and jedi. just to hold me over until team blu's 97's or the rest of the set rules trillogy comes out
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Sounds like we have similar tastes. I was introduced to Star Wars through the 97 SE so I miss that version. Except for ANH. I couldn't take Han's rubber neck laser doge anymore. So, for a while, my ideal OT experience was GOUT V3 for ANH and Lee's PALs of ESB and RotJ. But now, it's all GOUT for me. :( But, I can't complain. If it wasn't for GOUT V3, I'd be watching the letterbox DVDs instead of V3's anamorphic. And I can't stand the 2004 DVDs and Blu-rays what with all the radical changes Lucas did in ESB and RotJ.
“I was a historian once, gathering the relics of the Jedi, learning the ancient mysteries. Always, there were more questions.” - Kreia
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i always had star wars and empire in the 97 versions, but i had a 95 version of jedi and i didnt know it was ever different until i bought the 2004 dvds. lol