team negative1 - star wars 1977 - 35mm theatrical version (Released) — Page 153

Everything is GOUT synced now, so if you have despecialized then you can easily remux what you want from that.

_Shorty said:

I don’t recall it being mentioned, so perhaps I just missed it (as the forums behave strange on all browsers I have except my phone now for some reason) but is this newer release simply a tweak of the first scan?

If you are referring to v1.0 , it’s a very big tweak!

Comparisons here: http://imgur.com/a/RkKhd

With the MKV version now on Spleen, I downloaded that and tried to mux in the 5.1 audio using MKVToolNix. While watching the movie, the audio seemed synced, though I still suffered some of the same picture issues as my previous attempts. Here are five frames I grabbed to showcase what I’m talking about specifically(the first and last pictures are only posted for reference for how long the glitch persists): http://imgur.com/a/eMsP2

This glitch always occurs (but in varying areas) with the use of MKVToolnix, MakeMKV and TSMuxer. Now that I remember, I not so recently used MakeMKV to convert the ESB Grindhouse ISO into an MKV file without these glitches. Because this is consistent over all three programs, I’m assuming it has something to do with my computer itself.

I haven’t been able to find help online. Does anyone have any knowledge about this issue? I’d like to have the SSE with the 5.1 audio track, but no one yet has uploaded it to M/S, and I’m willing to do so if able.

Thank you for any help in advanced.

I don’t want this to sound like asking for technical help too much. After I made this into an MKV with a bunch of other audio tracks from the DE, I noticed that the Jaxxon mono track will force the video to play at something like half speed. Any reason for this? Should I just make another MKV?

clutchins said:

I don’t want this to sound like asking for technical help too much. After I made this into an MKV with a bunch of other audio tracks from the DE, I noticed that the Jaxxon mono track will force the video to play at something like half speed. Any reason for this? Should I just make another MKV?

I’d just try it again and see what happens, cause that does sound odd(not that I’m the expert; hardly).

Here are the hashes on the one I downloaded from the Spleen:

File: Star_Wars_SSE_TN1_v1_6.iso
CRC-32: 8eda63f4
MD4: e960cb3bda80b4269393b3fdbbbfeaed
MD5: 70bda9ddfc4ccf4c6690d5028723a854
SHA-1: 9b5df42aa7a7d346711dd969f8650f18b6d5e99f
SHA256: 183e36fe4591e7f947b9d63d07f1bb920f1039a35e9853355d835e3a33df132f

As far as I can tell though there are no errors in the file.

Also Rob, could you please post the x264 settings (as well as the version you used and whether it was 32bit/64bit), that will allow me to encode the true 1981 craw to the correct settings. I’ve already got it ready (based on the 1.0 Extras file), I just need to know the settings. Also, if you have a better quality version than the one from the 1.0 extras please let me know (even if it’s just the same but at a higher resolution, given that I have to crop and resize the file from an already 1080p encode). Thanks.

Really great work on 1.6 by the way!

V

dahmage said:

So, am i crazy?

the file i downloaded from a.b.starwars hashes differently from what is on the spleen. the torrent checked to like 99% from what i had. anyone else have the same? i even re-extracted from the rar’s and got the same difference:

Star_Wars_SSE_TN1_v1_6.iso from a.b.starwars
sha1sum: ccdc72ab1f67bbbdfa06e80f8bc5c14d97fbb996
sha256sum: 916de560acd1a9f40f564909aea9c37a78ef8da0fe44a0260157ae62fd243263

Star_Wars_SSE_TN1_v1_6.iso from myspleen
sha1sum: 9b5df42aa7a7d346711dd969f8650f18b6d5e99f
sha256sum: 183e36fe4591e7f947b9d63d07f1bb920f1039a35e9853355d835e3a33df132f

I have:

Name: Star_Wars_SSE_TN1_v1_6.iso
Date: 6/12/2016
Size: 37 GB (1,654,128,640 bytes)

SHA-1: ccdc72ab1f67bbbdfa06e80f8bc5c14d97fbb996
MD5: f9556d51e8cd6647ac076d7b8284f896
CRC32: 68e66e85

I guess it must be - parhaps that’s why so many people are having issues making their MKVs from it.

RU.08 said:

As far as I can tell though there are no errors in the file.

Also Rob, could you please post the x264 settings (as well as the version you used and whether it was 32bit/64bit), that will allow me to encode the true 1981 craw to the correct settings. I’ve already got it ready (based on the 1.0 Extras file), I just need to know the settings. Also, if you have a better quality version than the one from the 1.0 extras please let me know (even if it’s just the same but at a higher resolution, given that I have to crop and resize the file from an already 1080p encode). Thanks.

Really great work on 1.6 by the way!

V

I didn’t use x264 to encode it, but can certainly encode a compatible file for you. Just need to see if I can dig up the lossless version…

Chewtobacca said:

This happens every time someone extracts the ISO. Why extract it? Why do anything to it?

Honestly, after all the hard work that went into making it a proper blu-ray, it pains me to see people just ripping out the video to make MKVs, but I get it.

Meanwhile, just for fun and because I enjoy tinkering in After Effects, I put together this short parody-promo video: