Harmy's STAR WARS Despecialized Edition HD - V2.7 - MKV (Released) — Page 573

GroovyLord said:

joshuar said:

Hey, quick question. There’s a pretty abrupt cut right at 27:44. Does anyone know if that’s intended (part of the theatrical release), a bug with the release, or unrecognized (a problem on my end)?

When one of the sandpeople is handing a gun to another and it cuts to another shot? That was there before, in the laderdisc etc. Looks the same here, doesn’t seem unusual to me.

Sounds like an audio cut at 27:44, probably for syncing purposes. It’s not there on my PAL GOUT DVD (a bit before 31:00).

Edit: I take that back, I think it’s there but just less noticeable.

Is it just an audio cut you guys are talking about? If so, it’s not something that Harmy encoded, but it would probably still be helpful if you mentioned which of the many audio tracks it is. Also, you can cycle through the many options and see if it’s present in others, such as the 1985 laserdisc, etc.

Can anyone give me step-by-step instructions on how to download this?

Step one…cut a hole in a box.

You probably deleted files that were perfectly fine and you were just unable to play the DTS-HD-MA audio. I don’t know how to fix that, as I’ve never had a problem with it. But, for now, try one of the other audio tracks. Perhaps the laserdisc audio on tracks 4 or 5 of 2.5?

Was Return 2.0 released yet? If not, when do you expect it to be released?

I have the workprint but I would love the final version.

The Harmy’s STAR WARS Despecialized Edition instructions are beyond the non-technical person’s abilities. Too bad.

HeatStu said:

The Harmy’s STAR WARS Despecialized Edition instructions are beyond the non-technical person’s abilities. Too bad.

The instructions aren’t really that complicated. Just get a torrent client. Go to a torrent site and search “Harmy”. Click on the movies you want and download them through the torrent client. What’s so difficult about that? If you genuinely find that confusing, then do some research/googling on what you’re confused about. This isn’t some advanced PhD level course. It’s just simple directions. If you still find the directions confusing and can’t be bothered to quickly google the things you don’t understand, then, like you said, too bad.

moviefreakedmind said:

I know that this is not the intent of this project, but I would like to respectfully suggest a version of Star Wars that includes the Episode IV: A New Hope subtitle along with the more consistent colors from the earlier versions of Despecialized versions reminiscent of the home video colors. Again, I completely understand the fact that this is not the goal of this specific project, but I think it is also important to preserve the version of Star Wars that a great number of fans (and many of us in this forum) grew up with along with the all-important theatrical versions. I would gladly do this myself if I had the ability to do it but I would no-doubt screw it up and fail miserably because of my technical ineptitude. I know that Harmy released the Star Wars 90s SE awhile back and has mentioned a willingness to include the Episode IV subtitle. Again, I’d be interested in hearing if you are willing to do this the next time you revisit the Star Wars Despecialized Edition.

I would absolutely adore a version with the subtitle and colors based on a home video release (even after countless viewings, all the blue and green on the Death Star still kind of throws me off).

EDIT: Just saw Harmy’s response about actually potentially doing this. If this is a “I’ll do it if X people are interested in it” thing, consider me officially interested.

Hal 9000 said:

This looks to be footage from the DEed, which is pretty cool. The choice of shots suggests the editor was in the know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVVUfqy9yRs

That guy is a horny pervert

Please, really. Any info on Jedi 2.0?

Are any of the Harmy restorations Blu-Ray? If not where can I find good ones?