STAR WARS: EP IV 2004 REVISITED ADYWAN **1080p HD VERSION NOW IN PRODUCTION* — Page 98

Author: vbangle
Time: 7-Dec-2007 9:25 PM
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Originally posted by: JediTemple70mm
Damn it hasn’t opened! I’ve had bad past experience with rapidfiles in the past. Is there a simple program that you can recommend to play the file with, (Windows Media) won’t do, nor will the (Nero Start Smart).

Windows Media Player works fine. You'll need a xvid codec though.

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Author: vbangle
Time: 7-Dec-2007 9:32 PM
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Adywan, I feel like a POS for pointing something out......please forgive me but

after Moff Tarkin finishes his dialog "then name the system" there is a quick shot to Leia then back to Moff and it looks like his mouth and throat are moving as if he is saying something but with nothing being heard....

What do you think?

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Author: adywan
Time: 7-Dec-2007 9:52 PM
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Originally posted by: vbangle
Adywan, I feel like a POS for pointing something out......please forgive me but

after Moff Tarkin finishes his dialog "then name the system" there is a quick shot to Leia then back to Moff and it looks like his mouth and throat are moving as if he is saying something but with nothing being heard....

What do you think?

Yeh, that shot bugged me.I did try to fix it but unfortunately the result wasn't good enough. I might give it another go once the rest of the work is done.

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Author: teharri
Time: 7-Dec-2007 10:02 PM
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cant wait to see this clip...upload soon

Author: vbangle
Time: 7-Dec-2007 10:10 PM
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And BTW I only have a 2.1 system on my computer, the Cyber Acoustics 180w, and your audio sounds damn fine. It is so crystal clear, I crank it all the way up and when tatooine explodes so does my desk, my computer, the window in my office, my wife's and kids's ear drums......LOL this is too much fun. Thank you Adywan.

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Author: JediBorota
Time: 7-Dec-2007 10:13 PM
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I missed it...and I am crying like a baby...

I can hardly wait for the re-upload.

Ady you tease...lol.

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Author: adywan
Time: 7-Dec-2007 10:19 PM
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Originally posted by: vbangle
And BTW I only have a 2.1 system on my computer, the Cyber Acoustics 180w, and your audio sounds damn fine. It is so crystal clear, I crank it all the way up and when tatooine explodes so does my desk, my computer, the window in my office, my wife's and kids's ear drums......LOL this is too much fun. Thank you Adywan.

I'm pretty sure that blowing up Tatooine isn't part of my edit.

There's 30 mins left of the upload so shouldn't be too long now

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Author: adywan
Time: 7-Dec-2007 10:55 PM
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Well I'm totally pissed off now. It finished uploading but failed to give me the link and crashed. 2 hours wasted. Have to restart it all over again. not happy

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Author: dark_jedi
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:04 PM
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Originally posted by: adywan
Well I'm totally pissed off now. It finished uploading but failed to give me the link and crashed. 2 hours wasted. Have to restart it all over again. not happy

Put it on the newsgroups,alot better than RS or megaupload.

I feel your pain on the uploading and then crapping out before you get the links,that has happened to me alot,but it has NOT happened to me ever since I started using rapid uploader.

Author: Johnny Ringo
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:07 PM
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Any chance at all of this going up on youtube, Ady?

and when tatooine explodes so does my desk

you what?? - Alderaan?

Author: vbangle
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:12 PM
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Originally posted by: adywan

I'm pretty sure that blowing up Tatooine isn't part of my edit.

There's 30 mins left of the upload so shouldn't be too long now

Ah my bad....I meant Alderaan.....just too excited to think straight right now....

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Author: adywan
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:14 PM
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Well i'm using a different upload now. No split files and the speed is twice as fast as before so should only take about 55 mins

Originally posted by: Johnny Ringo
Any chance at all of this going up on youtube, Ady?

No. I want to be able to show the new audio on this clip and youtube audio just sucks. Don't forget this has 5.1 ac3

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Author: Johnny Ringo
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:24 PM
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Just putting it out there. I'll go wait in the "crying like a baby who missed the first go round" queue.

Author: JediTemple70mm
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:31 PM
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Originally posted by: vbangle

Windows Media Player works fine. You'll need a xvid codec though.

How you do go about that then because (computer language) is a whole new learning ground for me every day. So do I have to reformat that coding on the file for Windows to read the file, is that what you’re saying.

Thanks.

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Author: Tubes
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:38 PM
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All you need to do is download the xvid codec. Google it.

Alternately, you can download a different media player like VLC, which can play nearly everything the internet can throw at you (except Realplayer, but who cares about Realplayer anyways).

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Author: TheTome
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:41 PM
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A codec is simply a file used by your operating system to translate the code in a video file, into something your media player can read. If you just type xvid into Google then you should find all the info/files you need. Alternatively you could download VLC which is a media player that has most common codecs built into it. However, I run it on a Mac, and have heard VLC isn't as user friendly on a PC.
Hope that helps man.

EDIT: Tubes, I like how we both responded with almost identical responses at exactly the same time. Cheers Mate

Author: JediTemple70mm
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:43 PM
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Originally posted by: Tubes
All you need to do is download the xvid codec. Google it.

Alternately, you can download a different media player like VLC, which can play nearly everything the internet can throw at you (except Realplayer, but who cares about Realplayer anyways).

Cheers mate I’ll try that out thou I was going to try KeepVid and upload that program and transfer the link over to KeepVid and then try and watch it.

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Author: JediTemple70mm
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:47 PM
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Originally posted by: TheTome
A codec is simply a file used by your operating system to translate the code in a video file, into something your media player can read. If you just type xvid into Google then you should find all the info/files you need. Alternatively you could download VLC which is a media player that has most common codecs built into it. However, I run it on a Mac, and have heard VLC isn't as user friendly on a PC.
Hope that helps man.

EDIT: Tubes, I like how we both responded with almost identical responses at exactly the same time. Cheers Mate

Yeah I just visited one site but I haven’t committed the program to the computer has of yet, I’m waiting for adywan to solve the problem on his end because he’s removed the files from the thread for modification I think?

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Author: Tubes
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:55 PM
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Yup, he's giving us mpeg-2 instead of xvids now.

Try out VLC. It's a good program for both Mac and Windows (and multiple Linux builds). Probably one of the best multipurpose media players on the 'net.

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Author: adywan
Time: 7-Dec-2007 11:56 PM
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Yeh, i deleted the files , not only because there were a couple of glitches in the xvid, but the quality was not that great. I'm having major problems getting this mpeg2 version up there. it failed again. i'm using megauploads mega manager software now so fingers crossed. Doesn't look like i'm going to get any sleep tonight.

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Author: Tubes
Time: 8-Dec-2007 12:01 AM
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How big is it?

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Author: Savage
Time: 8-Dec-2007 12:09 AM
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I re-encoded the first upload to play on PS3 and it looked pretty damned good! All the effects work aside, the color correction is what really stood out for me. This will certainly become the definitive version of Star Wars for me!

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Author: adywan
Time: 8-Dec-2007 12:14 AM
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Originally posted by: Tubes
How big is it?

Approx 260mb. I've had to split it into 3 files again (at least if only 1 fails then it isn't such a huge file to reupload again) it should only be about 35 mins left now

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Author: Johnny Ringo
Time: 8-Dec-2007 12:18 AM
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What about breaking it down into smaller segments? more hassles maybe but less tears if something goes wrong I'd assume. less wasted work / time.

Author: JediTemple70mm
Time: 8-Dec-2007 12:27 AM
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Originally posted by: adywan

Originally posted by: Tubes
How big is it?

Approx 260mb. I've had to split it into 3 files again (at least if only 1 fails then it isn't such a huge file to reupload again) it should only be about 35 mins left now

here's the first file:
Mos Eisley MPEG2 AC3 clip rar 1 - megaupload

adywan

I know is going sound dumb, but once I’ve clicked on the link how do I go about, watching it? Thanks

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