Is v.2.7 only available on the Spleen site or are the links available at teh usual place I go for Harmy’s other versions?
Not yet uploaded to Spleen… Town32 will update us soon on this.
Read “Harmy’s Despecialized Star Wars 1977 - Color Adjustment Project” thread for details.
Thanks for the info.
Is v.2.7 only available on the Spleen site or are the links available at teh usual place I go for Harmy’s other versions?
Well I don’t know if the files were uploaded correctly because the 1080p version is only showing up as 5.5GB worth of links, but I have the previous version from a few weeks ago and its 9.5GB. The Ep II 1080p appears to have the same problem.
I’m able to watch the 1080p version of each episode just fine. Not sure what differences there are from the previous version. That’s quite a size difference, though.
If 49 is the final part, it should be smaller.
It is not the final part. There are over 200 parts to this download.
Can’t wait until this shows up on fanedit. I’ve really enjoyed this trilogy and am looking forward to having the definitive final version of each piece.
Thank you for your work on these, Hal 9000.
Also having trouble with the Part I Blu Ray. I get an “unexpected end of data” error on extraction and it stops at around 4.5GB. Part 49 is smaller than the other parts, wonder if that’s the issue?
I am new to this world and really appreciate all the hard work the creators of these projects put into them. I’m happy that I can show my kids and their friends what Star Wars looked like and how it captured our imaginations back in the “old days” before CGI took over.
Now to ask my noob question: Is this considered the “grindhouse” version of Star Wars to accompany the Renegade ESB version? I can’t seem to find any Star Wars version that is similarly named (e.g. Renegade, Grindhouse, etc.). I found the Renegade ESB on usenet, but it’s very old and I’ll need to figure out how to get my xsusenet account to download it.
Again, thanks for making Star Wars a great experience for me again.
This is great and I’m really looking forward to showing the OT to my son without all of the “modern” touches. Thank you, Harmy (and other contributors), for giving so much of your time and expertise to this project.