^Methinks a BD burner would be the right tool for that task. Got one?
If not, send the disc to someone who has (not me.)
I got II-RIC on Japanese MAXELL/002 media, but it sounds like that one is already covered.
Don't recall if I ever got the first movie-- I'm not seeing it in the same box where I found II.
that quote taken from Star.Wars.Episode.III.Revenge.of.the.Sith.DVDR.Zion.nfoZion said:
LOGOS/CRAWL and CREDITS
I have generated new opening logos, crawl, and credits for this release.
Yes, I typed out the whole damn credits by hand. Don't ask.
is that v1 or v2 ?negative1 said:
File Name: JEDI Tc.sndavi.avi
File Size: 3.08 GB (3315289566 bytes)
Yes.
149737
149738
continuing until 149771/149772.
Look like Easter eggs
Sure, why not?You_Too said:
Maybe eac3to is that smart?
You_Too said:
I also wonder what would be the easiest way to convert this from 44100hz to 48000hz?
CapableMetal said:
The conversion from 24 to 23.976 is so easy to do and is more compatible for those with older hardware
Do you mean the last shot before wipe to credits?CapableMetal said:
the first frame of the last shot
Not 15, it's 50! (132114-132163)CapableMetal said:
the Reivax broadcast is missing 15 sequential frames during the Ben/Vader duel alone!
I wonder if the laserdiscs have the same frames missing.Over the past weeks I've been comparing US & Japan LD captures.
So if I've been paying attention...
This will match PAL GOUT's frame count? (while running at NTSC frame rate)
CatBus said:
Also this is a limited-time offer.
Yes.analog said:
Ok, questions - first, I got an edition that is "Fixed_DeEdv2.0" - do I still need to mess with audio?
At my favorite binsearch engine I typed "AVCHD" in a.b.starwars and it popped up #1 search result.analog said:
Currently found what I did on n e w s groups, which, THANK YOU to whoever put what they did on there! Just can't seem to find that darn AVCHD version (for SW 2.0 anyway).
This.jabbo5150 said:
I can't see this getting any better than this
AntcuFaalb said:
This really belongs in How-To's and Technical Discussions
darth_ender said:
Genesis 10
Now these are the generations of the sons of Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japheth: and unto them were sons born after the flood.
The sons of Japheth; Gomer, and Magog, and Madai, and Javan, and Tubal, and Meshech, and Tiras.
And the sons of Gomer; Ashkenaz, and Riphath, and Togarmah.
is Blam Entertainment Group down ?
better stabilized? no borders?MichaelGonJinn said:
Anyway thanks to an acquantiance I've been able to aquire a better quality version of the cartoon from the 1080p blu ray rip with better stabilized borders and sound.
2004
The foreign language crawls are alternate angles.
Screenshot from ifoEdit
Angle 1 - A NEW HOPE
Angle 2 - UNA NUEVA ESPERANZA
Angle 3 - UN NOUVEL ESPOIR
Disagree.STENDEC said:
Just a quick update on my progress, ANH is now finished and I've started on ESB. As with ANH there are quite a few missing frames from the TB release, but the GKar is mostly intact. There is one important issue though. It seems that all releases of the 1997 SE have 1 missing frame. It occurs at frame number 75282 on the 2004 DVD (and the Blu-ray as well, presumably). It's the last frame of the asteroid hitting the bridge of the Star Destroyer and for some reason it's not in any of the 97 releases - TB, GKar or Laserdisc. With that in mind, I'm planning to leave it out since the evidence would suggest it wasn't there in 97.
The last frame of the hangar shot (PAL 144053) is present in first edition.
You said in Post_29 you deleted it.
How did 133160 get deleted?
How did 144053 not get deleted ?
Maybe they're two sides of the same coin?
La Grange?
They got a lotta nice girls ???
Han said:
Hey don't forget me next time!
I'm GOUT 133160 and I'm missing from your first edition.
seventiesfilmnut = Nerfherder = 7FN = same chap, right?
In that case I already know the answer.
Didn't realize he had cap'ed the video, but I do have the PCM he ripped from that disc six years ago.
Last year I ask him for the mint marks and they indicate PVI California, with the 1989 copyright on his jacket.
Which SWE is it?
Pioneer, USA
Pioneer, Japan
Mitsubishi, Japan
All shrink, but there might be other differences between them for all we know.
Maybe some have blobs and some not, or some other anomaly we haven't even imagined yet...
Okay so we'll forget about that wipe to Tatooine.
Instead of three, just consider two instances of shrinkage (70632 & 128032).
I've presumed the shrinkage happened at the telecine stage.
Imagine the telecine operator finishing a reel at 5:00PM then going home.
Next morning he starts the next reel. He hasn't turned any knobs or changed the machine settings from the night before; nevertheless, the machine hasn't reached operating temperature yet, so the framing ends up slightly different.
I've imagined a scenario like that ... but he would've been using 1000ft reels in that case.
Now let's throw that idea out the window.
Let's imagine the shrinkage was introduced earlier, whenever the 1k chunks were printed onto 2k reels.
Then the 2k reel suffered the blob damage later in its life.
Is -1 following this thread? I wonder if he could provide uncropped images of these four frames.
If we could see those frames uncropped with sprocket holes and all, do you think their exposed areas would align?
Maybe the X-wings are subtitles! Or rather subpictures
which aren't on the 1000ft reels, but were overlayed when the two 1000ft reels were copied onto a 2000ft roll ?
If I understood you correctly, that's also a 1000-foot reel change (12676)msycamore said:
You can actually see some small amount of shrinking in the SC telecine as well, see the first wipe in the film to Tatooine for example, the bottom border gets a little larger as it progress. Another thing to watch unrelated to this is the last shootout scene right before Vader makes his entrance on the blockade runner, it actually looks like they spliced in a different source for that short sequence.