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Yeah, that was part of a whole “Endor ghosts set” or something. I’ve got it in my parents’ basement somewhere. Think I also had a separate ghost Obi-Wan that came individually, but I can’t remember for sure.
The more I think about it, the more I hate TLJ. Sorry, but I do. It is just my opinion.
I think in my head cannon, the OOT happens in the main universe and the PT, SE, and ST happen in an alternate universe.
canon*.
And I thought we had this argument where you were intransigent that I couldn’t do that with Star Trek Discovery, and you couldn’t do that with the Star Trek Kelvin Universe, because the show/movies didn’t straight up say we could.
Oh yay, this fight again.
I really like 80% of TCW08 and that series pretty much singlehandedly saved the PT era for me…but I don’t want an Ahsoka movie, her story’s over and done with (at least, it should be).
Now a Doctor Aphra movie…
Wait, what thread is this again?
“Normality” has been resumed. Thanks.
Frink isn’t there anymore?
Possessed wins the forum today. Everyone pack up and go home.
ExFAT might work if NTFS doesn’t. I know that’ll work in a PS4, but I can’t vouch for specific TVs or BR players (and I know it won’t work for a PS3).
Unfortunately, only the 720p MKV that you already have has been released so far. No current ETA on a BD25 or DVD version.
No, you’re missing the point. The file itself isn’t Blu-Ray or AVCHD compatible at all. Doesn’t matter how you burn it, unless you convert the file to add the extra lines of resolution to get it to 1280x720 exactly (black letterboxing bars on top and bottom), it won’t play.
Same goes for a DVD - it’s an HD file, so already it’s not DVD-compliant, but even if it wasn’t HD, it’s missing the required letterboxing to fill out the 720x480 frame an NTSC DVD requires.
You should, however, be able to put the file as is on a USB flash drive and plug it into your Blu-Ray player (or even your TV), and the file should play just fine.
Someone has already done that with Kill Bill. Don’t remember who, but there’s a BD50 sized MKV of the “Whole Bloody Affair” edit on blutopia that used that guy’s color restoration of Vol. 1 - at work now so I can’t check to tell you who made it, though.
It’s not a Blu-Ray compliant file. The black bars on top and bottom are cropped out, so it isn’t full 1280x720 pixels, which is a requirement for a Blu-Ray. You’ll need to reencode the video to add black bars, which will (at least slightly) affect video quality.
Not sure what the best program to do this would be, someone else will have to chime in on that.
JEDIT: From today!
Holy shit you just made my day! 😄
Yeah, I’m only sticking around for season 11 for Morgan’s episode(s?)
Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster was amazing. Everything else ranged from mediocre to awful.
11x01 was beyond awful to the point of being offensive.
It won’t help. He willfully ignores or retcons so much - including stuff he just introduced two years ago in season 10! (Which itself retconned a fuck ton from the original run.)
All sound like good changes to me. Can’t wait to check it out!
The X-Files 11x01 “My Struggle III”
Holy fucking shit that was so much worse than I expected, and I was expecting hot garbage. Fuck you Chris Carter. You outdid yourself. Never write anything ever again.
That’s interesting. I figured a lot more of Lucas’ ideas were in the ST than most assumed.
Not my post, but - thoughts? https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWars/comments/7nxyy0/spoilers_the_importance_of_poe_reys_interaction/?st=jc00bqeb&sh=1a8b0e07
I’ve heard Toast is the best for burning ISOs on Mac.
Physical:
DVDs, Blu-Rays, and the two UHD Blu-Rays I have are all mixed together. Video games are separate, and those are further separated by console (PS3 vs PS4 - if the PS4 was backwards compatible I’d mix them the way my movies are).
Alphabetical by title, including TV shows. Series are grouped together, alphabetized based on the “series title” (that is, the Bond movies are under “J” for “James Bond,” the Hobbit and LOTR movies are under “M” for “Middle-Earth,” and then you have your “standard” ones like the Bourne movies under “B”).
Digital:
I rip all my movies and put them on KDLinks HD720 media player (with a 6TB HDD inside). Movies and TV shows are in separate folders.
Movies in a series are labeled like this:
Marvel (01) (Iron Man)
Or:
Star Wars (04) (A New Hope)
That way the series all stay together. Remakes have the year in parentheses, and anything that isn’t the original theatrical cut has that in parentheses as well - so, “Blade Runner” is now “Blade Runner (01) (Blade Runner) (Final Cut)”.
TV shows are broken down into season folders within the series folder, with the year of each season being in front. Movies that are part of a TV show’s continuity are in the show’s folder within its own folder. So X-Files, for instance, goes:
1997-98 - Season 5
1998 - Fight the Future
1998-99 - Season 6
And so on.
I use numbers instead of years for the season folders if necessary (like my Clone Wars folder, which is in chronological order rather than broadcast order).
I think that’s about it…
Kashyyk
I’m disappointed that no one has called this out yet. For shame, SilverWook. For shame.
IIRC, you can ask, but any links have to be PM’d rather than posted on the open forum.
Trying to bring the knife to ROTJ, which I had previously resolved not to do, while learning an aggravating new NLE with a baby on the way in a month… probably wasn’t a great idea. And posting a thread for it right away might have been even worse.
I feel your pain there. There are more than a couple old project threads floating around the forum I started years and years ago that I never finished. I’ve got a few things I’m working on now that I won’t announce/make threads for until I know completion is in sight.
Sorry to hear you’re putting this on hold, but I certainly understand your reasons.
Sucks that FCPX is so different than FCP7. I remember when X was announced during my last year of college, a lot of the other guys in my post-production program had nothing but awful things to say about it. A couple swore off Final Cut altogether in favor of either Avid or Premiere because of it.
Glad you found a program that works for you. For Windows, I always recommend imgburn, but Toast is what I always see recommended for Mac.
At this point I seriously doubt anything in IX will contradict Restructured in any way.
Are you considering replacing (some of) Artoo’s beeps?