Originally posted by: Metallaxis
I just saw the editdroid ESB disc, and there are some strange things I noticed:
First of all, the menus are not of the same aesthetics of those in the ANH disc, formerly known as the Mysterious mysteries.
Second, there is this issue of the menu not playing first (which I fixed BTW), as did the menu in ANH disc.
Third, there is no crawl selection in this one. As I was not even born when ESB was in theatres, I don't know how the original crawl was on that film. was it "Episode V" like?
And another thing: There is an easter egg in the ESB disc (In the bonus features screen, go to "main menu" button and then press right). That easter egg provides nothing extra to the spactator, it just mocks him (you'll understand when you see it). So I'm thinking.... Why would someone who made a disc only for himself, as the creator of this set claims he did, put an easter egg like this in his creation?
Bottomline, after seing the second disc of the set, I don't get the impression that these two discs belong to the same set.
Any comments?
I just saw the editdroid ESB disc, and there are some strange things I noticed:
First of all, the menus are not of the same aesthetics of those in the ANH disc, formerly known as the Mysterious mysteries.
Second, there is this issue of the menu not playing first (which I fixed BTW), as did the menu in ANH disc.
Third, there is no crawl selection in this one. As I was not even born when ESB was in theatres, I don't know how the original crawl was on that film. was it "Episode V" like?
And another thing: There is an easter egg in the ESB disc (In the bonus features screen, go to "main menu" button and then press right). That easter egg provides nothing extra to the spactator, it just mocks him (you'll understand when you see it). So I'm thinking.... Why would someone who made a disc only for himself, as the creator of this set claims he did, put an easter egg like this in his creation?
Bottomline, after seing the second disc of the set, I don't get the impression that these two discs belong to the same set.
Any comments?
ESB was always Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. STAR WARS was the only one that ever had a crawl change. I like the different menus - I was worried they'd just be a rehash of the ANH menus, just with different pictures. I can't wait to see the ROTJ menus.
Apollo - Thanks for the directions, it works flawlessly.