I downloaded A New Hope. There are other folders. Are there any extras to watch or is it just the movie?
Do I need to keep the .RAR files after I extracted the movie or should I delete them?
What are the folders called? If you end up with a file with the .mkv extension you can delete everything else. There shouldn’t be any extras except if you downloaded the blu-ray version (.iso).
I was previously johnlocke2342.
I downloaded A New Hope. There are other folders. Are there any extras to watch or is it just the movie?
Do I need to keep the .RAR files after I extracted the movie or should I delete them?
What are the folders called? If you end up with a file with the .mkv extension you can delete everything else. There shouldn’t be any extras except if you downloaded the blu-ray version (.iso).
The folders are called: Subtitles Project Threepio v9.2, perl, resources, SRT, Sup-720p, vsfilter.
As long as I have the .mkv file I can delete the .rar files?
I downloaded A New Hope. There are other folders. Are there any extras to watch or is it just the movie?
Do I need to keep the .RAR files after I extracted the movie or should I delete them?
What are the folders called? If you end up with a file with the .mkv extension you can delete everything else. There shouldn’t be any extras except if you downloaded the blu-ray version (.iso).
The folders are called: Subtitles Project Threepio v9.2, perl, resources, SRT, Sup-720p, vsfilter.
As long as I have the .mkv file I can delete the .rar files?
Yes you can delete the rar files if the mkv plays fine. The folders are for generating subtitles. If you don’t need subtitles, you can delete them as well. Just keep the mkv.
I was previously johnlocke2342.
I downloaded A New Hope. There are other folders. Are there any extras to watch or is it just the movie?
Do I need to keep the .RAR files after I extracted the movie or should I delete them?
What are the folders called? If you end up with a file with the .mkv extension you can delete everything else. There shouldn’t be any extras except if you downloaded the blu-ray version (.iso).
The folders are called: Subtitles Project Threepio v9.2, perl, resources, SRT, Sup-720p, vsfilter.
As long as I have the .mkv file I can delete the .rar files?
Yes you can delete the rar files if the mkv plays fine. The folders are for generating subtitles. If you don’t need subtitles, you can delete them as well. Just keep the mkv.
Thanks for your help. I just deleted the .rar files. They were taking up a lot of space on the hard drive.
Harmy, you’re doing God’s work. I just received my Blu Ray of the OT Despecialized, I’m watching the '77 original right now…and it looks and sounds amazing. Moreover, these are the films I saw as a kid, beginning in 1977 when I first saw Star Wars at a drive in with my family at the age of six.
I don’t want a badly rendered CGI Jabba talking with Han at Mos Eisley.I don’t want CGI animals roaming in the desert with CGI stormtroopers riding them. I want the sarlacc and Sy Snootles to be mechanical puppets again.
Thanks for giving that back to me. To all of us.
Hello Harmy,
Will you be using Topaz AI for v3.0?
Sorry if this has been brought up before, trying to find stuff in the 680 pages is difficult…
Lost a hard drive recently so I just redownloaded all the despecialized editions. Trying to save some space for now so I’m stripping out audio files I don’t care about, but the audio tracks don’t match up with the list here. For example, instead of track one being 5.1 and track two being stereo, both track one and two are showing as 5.1…
I don’t have a surround sound setup to see if this is just a weird mislabel/misreading from the software. Can anybody confirm what the audio tracks actually are?
Sorry if this has been brought up before, trying to find stuff in the 680 pages is difficult…
Lost a hard drive recently so I just redownloaded all the despecialized editions. Trying to save some space for now so I’m stripping out audio files I don’t care about, but the audio tracks don’t match up with the list here. For example, instead of track one being 5.1 and track two being stereo, both track one and two are showing as 5.1…
I don’t have a surround sound setup to see if this is just a weird mislabel/misreading from the software. Can anybody confirm what the audio tracks actually are?
Use MediaInfo.
I can finally rewatch Star Wars without any embarassing CGI shenanigans, i could never thank each and everyone that took part in this project enough.
May the force be with you all.
I can finally rewatch Star Wars without any embarassing CGI shenanigans, i could never thank each and everyone that took part in this project enough.
May the force be with you all.
4K77 is superior.
I can finally rewatch Star Wars without any embarassing CGI shenanigans, i could never thank each and everyone that took part in this project enough.
May the force be with you all.
4K77 is superior.
As with 4K83, there are disagreements. Neither really fits what I’m looking for, but the shortcomings of DeEd bother me less.
I can finally rewatch Star Wars without any embarassing CGI shenanigans, i could never thank each and everyone that took part in this project enough.
May the force be with you all.
4K77 is superior.
As with 4K83, there are disagreements. Neither really fits what I’m looking for, but the shortcomings of DeEd bother me less.
I’m just grabbing the documentary BD25s in the meantime. Main focus right now for me is “GET ALL OFFICIAL VERSIONS POSSIBLE” before going for recreations such as this project. I typed more about it in the RETURN OF THE JEDI Despecialized. Too many to keep track of, which I lost track a long time ago. Not in a galaxy far, far away…
At least there’s a ton of subtitles!
Sorry if this has been brought up before, trying to find stuff in the 680 pages is difficult…
Lost a hard drive recently so I just redownloaded all the despecialized editions. Trying to save some space for now so I’m stripping out audio files I don’t care about, but the audio tracks don’t match up with the list here. For example, instead of track one being 5.1 and track two being stereo, both track one and two are showing as 5.1…
I don’t have a surround sound setup to see if this is just a weird mislabel/misreading from the software. Can anybody confirm what the audio tracks actually are?
Use MediaInfo.
That doesn’t really help. It confirms what the other programs say - tracks one and two are six channels, and also that rest of the tracks are out of order compared to whats listed in the first post (for example, Harmys first post says track 15 is Hungarian, according to MediaInfo track 15 Japanese)
So thats way off. The english ones all just say 2.0 english - how do I know whats 1993 laserdisc, 1985 laserdisc, 1977 35mm stereo, etc?
Edit: ahh okay, I see the problem. Main post says 2.7 is out, but all the audio info is for 2.5… 2.7 (if I’m understanding correctly) is regraded 2.6, with additional audio tracks added and some removed… but no info - at least not in the first post - of whats what. So i guess I have to dig through another 46 pages of this and hope somebody has info https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Harmys-Despecialized-Star-Wars-1977-Color-Adjustment-Project-for-v27-released/id/48257