Help Wanted: Project To Collect All Star Wars Documentaries — Page 4

Hello Craig, welcome to the forum.

I checked out your site - then I banned you. You really should have read our rules first.

Now fuck off scumbag.

:: For those interested, it was a site selling discs by babyhum, Rikter, DrGonzo etc.. for £8 a DVD.

Heh, heh, eight pounds a disc, that is nuts. Sorry some people get gypt into paying that. Claimed he'd been doing it since 04, hopefully they get nailed for it. Ironic these guys were trying to sell our own stuff back to us :).

You have to be kidding me.  Were they forbidden to show the original footage or has Lucas tracked down and destroyed all remaining copies or has some legal clause that stipulates only the special edition can be shown.

I cannot publicly comment on Lucas, but any other director who is not as popular and a fan favorite as he is did this and they would be seen as a complete and total wanker and douchebag.

none said:

Anyone know any programs which can compare folders to find duplicates?

Google is your friend. :)

See! :)

Was that soo hard? :)

I knew you could do it! :)

Now, write a 10 page report on the pro's and con's of the two programs. :)

P.S.: I'm glad you like Mr. Smiley :)

none said:

How does everyone sort/file/archive their material?

Do you break down things by file type (for instance maybe major folder divisions for DVDs, Pics, Texts, Sounds, Mixed Media) or do people primarily break down their files by associated Film or time period?

I like to sort everything chronologically wherever possible.  I'm obsessive about dates.

Generally, I have a "Star Wars" folder that contains text, pics, etc. and a separate "Movies" folder that is all genres of video material, sorted into subject folders.  Under the "Star Wars" subject video folder, I've got separate folders for things like:

- Commercials
- Fan Films
- Fan Edits and Preservations
- Trailers
- TV Specials
- TV Spoofs and Fan Spoofs

Then under those, I try to create folders by date.  For instance, under TV Specials the folder would be named in this format:

(1980) Star Wars - Music By John Williams [BBC]

(Year {month}-{day}) Title of feature [Broadcast network] 

If I knew the exact broadcast date, it would be something like (1980 05-25) followed by the title.  If I don't know the date, but I want to sort further because I know a particular item came before another one, it would be something like (1980-1), followed by (1980-2), (1980-3) and so on.

Under that will be the file(s), in whatever format they are in.  I don't keep that many DVD format items on my hard drive due to space reasons, so I try to make hard copies of all that material.

This works with the way XP sorts by default, and allows it handle the sorting for me automatically.

--SKot

i have this on laserdisc..

i don't think it was included on

the bluray..

i have the other 3 documentaries

also on laserdisc. but they have

japanese subtitles:

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The making of Star Wars

SPFX Empire

classic creatures ROTJ

the quality is the same as the bluray..

i will post screenshots of from star wars

to empire.. and will be converting it to avi.

if anyone is interested let me know..

later

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here is a preview of sides 1-2 of

the laserdisc, i'll watch them, and

if there is interest, i can post them..

===========================

side 1:

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side 2:

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don't forget, THERE ARE japanese subtitles

hardcoded into the video.

later

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Space Jockey said:

 

  I'm very interested on getting the English subtitles of the documentary "From Star Wars to Jedi". Is there any chance to get them directly from the LaserDisc?

 

mine don't have them. i have the japanese version.

maybe the english version has them. but they might

be hardcoded.

later

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