Harmy's STAR WARS Despecialized Edition HD - V2.7 - MKV (Released) — Page 471

I lent my DE copies to one of my friends.  He and his wife have both never seen star wars before.  It was interesting to hear them talk about it.  They know Luke's father is some weird twist but don't know who.  There are now 2 new star wars fans who have only seen your work and not the special editions.

Anyway meanwhile I am DE-less so I watched the blu-ray for the first time since I got it. I couldn't take the crushed blacks and high contrasts for too long and had to stop watching it.  Luckily I still have a working VHS so watched my pan and scan hbo recording from '85ish.

Thanks again for all your hard work.

Well all I can say is thank you for your continued hard work.  You have saved my favorite film trilogy.  What you have done just blows my mind.  I had given up all hope of ever seeing these films the way i remembered then in any sort of decent quality.

Thanks you so much.

Thanks for your great work Harmy, I'm glad you have a better system now.

How are things coming along, Harmy?

Farid said:

Harmy sir, could your new computer spit out an AVCHD version of v2.5, while we wait for the scripts to be finished? ;)



That'd be swell! :D

Feallan said:

Why make so many different versions? That's too much confusion for uninitiated. You can make AVCHD by yourself. :)

Feallan said:

How so? The video stream from the MKV is MPEG4/AVC/h264. He only needs tsmuxer.

Or do you have DVD9 version in mind?

I just finished making my own Blu ray versions using DVD architect and it is great.  I used an old copy of From Star Wars to Jedi as an extra and I found all the trailers for the movies and a bunch of old Tv adds.  I never thought I would be able to own a Blu ray boxset of the theatrical cuts of these films.

Oh and I don't care what anyone says I liked the Ewoks and I loved the original rock song that plays in Jaba's palace,so thank for retaining that and the original song at the end of the movie.

This is great!:)

vbangle said:

DrCrowTStarwars said:

I just finished making my own Blu ray versions using DVD architect and it is great.  I used an old copy of From Star Wars to Jedi as an extra and I found all the trailers for the movies and a bunch of old Tv adds.  I never thought I would be able to own a Blu ray boxset of the theatrical cuts of these films.

Oh and I don't care what anyone says I liked the Ewoks and I loved the original rock song that plays in Jaba's palace,so thank for retaining that and the original song at the end of the movie.

This is great!:)

 My copy of Harmy's Star Wars Despecialized Edition is defective, because these scenes are missing from my copy. Damn it.

Oops sorry.

I forgot this thread was for the first movie only and started talking about the whole series.  I tend to refer to the whole series as star wars and not think of it as three separate movies because I tend to watch all three of them in one sitting when i watch them.  I do the same thing with Lord of the Rings. Sorry.

I stand by my love of the Ewoks.  I don't care what people say about me,I like them.

Nearsighted Scrappile said:

I like Ewoks too, with some fava beans and a nice chianti. :)

  That's fine if you want to get fancy and mess with the natural flavor.

Harmy said:

Oh, I just remembered, I encoded an AVCHD version of v2.5 a few days ago and then I totally forgot about it. What I need for it is for someone to provide me with the soundtracks. What I need are the tracks, which are in the v2.1 AVCHD, at the same bitrate they are there, but encoded from the lossless tracks that are in v2.5 mkv, because IIRC they are newer and better versions. I could try doing this myself but I'd fel much safer if someone who actually knows what they are doing did it for me.

You made an encode and forgot about it, man, this new computer is noticeably making things easier for you already.