Just watched it on my PS3 last night and it looked amazing. Thanks again and can't wait for the Blu-ray version.
Just downloaded it last night and works fine thank god. I haven't watched it yet but from what I saw when previewing it, it looks fantastic. So can't wait to watch it this weekend.
Thanks for all the hard work, Harmy.
<p>Wow that's quite a difference. I'm a bit behind but does anyone still plan to upload it to Rapidshare? Would prefer that since I can't download torrents where I live.</p>
Happy Birthday Harmy and thanks a lot. Can't wait to see this.
You can get the chapter times from the .mpls file under TSMuxer and then (I haven't tried this) add them using MKVMergeGUI under 'Chapter Editor'.
I've reuploaded the track to 4shared if anyone still wants it. If you do, just PM me.
Did you set the UDF type to 2.50 before burning it?
Oops, ignore this, I was a page behind when posting this.
Wow, that's an improvement. Funny how I never noticed that before.
Just finished listening to it, the quality was better than I expected. So hope this eventually gets synced with either the Puggo Grande or Harmy's Despecialised edition.
I would definitely love to hear this as well. PM sent.
That's brilliant, bobgarcia74. :)
That looks good, nice work!
As others have said, when it comes to Star Wars, I'm hardly a fan outside the OUT. Though I must be in the minority, I only got into Star Wars in 2003 when I was 11, the first film I watched was The Phantom Menace on VHS. After that was Attack of the Clones, then Return of the Jedi SE, Star Wars/A New Hope SE and Empire Strikes Back SE, after that was Revenge of the Sith in theatres.
Around the time, I was the usual kid where I preferred the visuals and duels from the Prequels. When the DVD set came out for the OT the year after, I was a bit disappointed with some of the changes like Hayden in Jedi, though I just accepted them.
It wasn't until 2009 where I discovered Adywan's Revisited edit for A New Hope and this site when I started to loathe the Special Editions. After that I finally got around to watching the OUT and I found them much better, they definitely felt more like 70/80s movies.
To think, a fan for nine years who was introduced by the Prequels (I can still watch these though it's hard to ignore the awful stuff in it now) and Special Editons (can't watch these full stop now) and now the only thing I ever want to buy from them is a properly restored OUT set.
Thought so, well even if there is extras I can just add to it.
I definitely wouldn't go for torrents either, especially since we can't download through them (or p2p in general) now in our country ever since the new law activated in September last year. :( But luckily file lockers were excluded. :)
Not sure if anyone has asked but will the BD25 version have any special features? Because I had planned to make my own using the MKV version with the Making of Star Wars featurette and Deleted/Extended scenes from the Complete Saga set and the Trailers/TV spots from the 2004 DVD (just to make it feel more complete) and just wanted to know if it was worth downloading the BD25 version instead.
Mediafire is definitely the best option if you're not wanting to pay, though it's a shame their upload limit is 200mb.
I love how Anakin keeps on responding every few words Windu says. :)
Ki-Adi-Mundi does have one line "He is a political idealist, not a murderer" when Padme says 'Duke Dooku :)' may be behind it.
For the original trilogy, it would be Harmy's Despecialised version since it still remains to be the best quality for the OUT yet. At times I will watch Adywan's Revisited edit for A New Hope for the incredible things he has done to it and intend on watching Empire Strikes Back whenever he finishes it. I've now gone to a point where I find the entire Special Editions unwatchable, so I refuse to buy another set of the originals until the OUT is ever released which'll unlikely happen.
For the prequel trilogy, I've gone back to the original cuts surprisingly after buying the Blu-ray set. For the last few years I did watch ADigitalMan's and Magnoliafan's fan-edits which were great but I sort of drifted away. I still have a soft spot for the original cuts, though at times I still rolled my eyes at some of the stuff like Yoda vs. Dooku, whenever midichlorians are mentioned and Jar Jar is being annoying. Now that I have watched the Blu-ray set (twice including the archival commentary), I do miss the creepy Yoda puppet, despite the digital one looking more like the others.
These are the original pictures I used before reframing them.
Thanks. I could send links for the insides if anyone wanted it, but they're just images off Google with little reframing:
These would make ideal menu backgrounds as well for a Blu-ray version, considering they're also formatted at 1920x1080
hehe Finally managed to print out the covers for my copies (Damn flash):
Since the printer at our course is high quality and can print double sided, I put the original artwork for the inside:
Definitely the original '77 call. lol I always found it funny how the very start of the call sounds almost like a siren (well to me it does), but it's no way near as atrocious as the one heard on the Blu-ray release.
Thanks, just finished watching it. Definitely loved the "Deleted Scenes". :)
Yeah sorry about that. PM sent.
Great. Can you PM me the links?