BobaJett

I dont know if this has ever been asked, and maybe its not even possible to do. Is there a way to alter the file so that it is in the scope format so that us folks with projectors/anamorphic lenses capable of stretching that image to the 2.35:1 AR can get our moneys worth on all available pixals?

I may have overlooked it, but what type of print was the source for this project? Im not to keen on film source types. I know there is 35mm flat, 35mm scope etc etc.

towne32 said:

‘Protocol’ isn’t always followed and people do post 35mm stuff of interest in the various SW 35mm threads for visibility, which isn’t a big deal.

More appropriate would be to use the ‘other’ film restoration subforum (non-SW). But visibility is a bit lower. But that’s less of a problem when there’s more than 13 hours left of an auction. Regardless, crossposting is unwanted. Especially bumping various threads in the same subforum. Anyone who sees one will see them all. And in this case, we’re seeing a print in poor shape that isn’t really usable.
How can you tell the condition of it from those pics? Just curious.

Here’s my two cents, I’m willing to bet most people (>75%) sit too far away from their display medium to even discern the difference between 720p and 1080p.

LHSmarchingredcoat said:

which blu ray burner do y’all recommend?

Maybe someone else knows better than me, but I recommend a Pioneer. Can’t recall exact model, but for the average Joe, they get great reviews and perform admirably.

Very neat. Good listening for an early Sunday morning.

ATMachine said:

suspiciouscoffee said:

Samuel didn’t even do anything in the movie, so I’d hardly call it good acting. He sat around for a while, he said some silly dialogue, and he fell out of a window.

Oh, come on, the Second Defenestration of Coruscant was great.
Good word! I actually learned that word when I was a kid from a conversation my parents had.

Lord Haseo said:

Radar Rider said:

suspiciouscoffee said:

Radar Rider said:

ROTS is my favorite of the six movies (I have not yet seen TFA, I am waiting for the Blu-ray).

Why?

And IMO EpIII more or less did an excellent job of filling in that backstory.

I think the fact that Anakin was tricked (instead of seduced) into becoming a Sith Lord invalidates the entire film. That’s just me though.

“Tricked” is a synonym for seduced.

I hated Jacksons performance. He, as an actor, has too much angst built up. He looks as though, at any moment, he’s gonna pull a gun out and blow someone away. Lawrence Fishburn would’ve been a far superior Mace Windu IMO.

Impressive, most impressive.

Thats funny!

“Pink Shifted”, unless you actually showed me an example, I would never see it, being color blind. Thanks for the intuitive explanation. Thats why Im here. So, what I saw wasnt my imagination? There is an AR anomaly between the two?

Ya know, I really dont remember. This was probably 1993-1997 time period. I wanna say I may have run across it again a few years later, but it didnt seem that it was the same book. The only memories I have was the pricetag, $80-$130 and that it had every costume, model or outfit fully laid out, piece by piece. Other than that one or two times, Ive never seen it again.

After Googleing it, I think thats it. The only definitive thing I recall was it had Boba Fetts outfit laid out piece for piece. Apparently, its somewhat of a collecters piece. I wish I wasnt so poor back then. I definitely wouldve bought it. I guess I have an excuse now to buy it now that I know the name of it. THANX!

According to all of my inquiries and from what Ive heard, NO! No if you use tsMuxergui to convert to .ISO, then burn to bluray via imgBurn. I use a PS3 for my BD player and it works fine.

Convert with tsdemuxerGUI, then burn to disc. It will play fine on PS3

I was wondering, is there a way to re-label the audio tracks prior to authoring? Some of the language tracks are labeled, but not the other Dolby versions.

WTF? Strangely though, I kept watching.

Correction, 10 5/8 x 5 7/8

You should be able to adjust the size of the image with the software.

It also had the breathing sounds!!😀

Emabbarassed to even post this, but Moms will be Moms. Since my birthday coincided near the release of TFA and for the first time in 38 years a SW movie was playing in the theatre, she decided I was still 8 yrs old and got this for me. Gotta love your Moms.

suspiciouscoffee said:

Eh. Having been born in the late 90s and growing up with both Trilogies, I don’t feel like the whole ‘product of the generation’ thing is entirely accurate.

Key word is “can” have an influence, not “does” have an influence.

LuckyGungan2001 said:

My friend says that CGI Yoda and Jabba are far superior to the puppets from the OT. He also hates Chewbacca. I honestly don’t know why I even hang out with him at this point.

Your friend is a product of his/her generation. More accustomed to CGI than the real thing, albeit a bit muppetish at times. Kind of supports a point I tried to make in another thread that deepnding on what generation you grew up in, it can have an affect on how you interpret or view a movie/book.

Must be a nation wide theme. Goes to show you the cultural impact this movie has made on our society.

Hmm, seems the dept of safety in my town must have a SW fan in charge of the overhead message signs. This was yesterday!

TV’s Frink said:

Which part of  was unclear to you?

I did dude, I just had too much in the parenthesis. Learn something new everyday.