Zer0Squared said:
It's downloadable! :P
But it's against Myspleen rules. :(
Zip? In a torrent? Why?
cybrsage said:
Where else can I download from?
tehparadox
Yes it is. Thank you Harmy. :)
Which version of Project Threepio do you have? Catbus released new one about two weeks ago.
Ryan-SWI said:
Feallan said:
It's on Myspleen.
Isn't Myspleen a private site, as in it's only available to a limited number of people?
Myspleen is invite only, but it has to be the easiest private tracker to get on.
It's on Myspleen.
CatBus said:
Jabba sounds... weird in Thai.
What did you expect lol
Poita screened his 8mm side by side with 35mm LPP, and said that the color was nearly a perfect match.
So, if you got everything from the same links CatBus gave me, you have:
Czech 1992 dub
German 1980 dub
Castilian Spanish 1980 dub or Latino Spanish 1980 dub, or both. Depends on what you meant by "ES". :)
French 1980 dub
Hungarian 1982 dub
Italian 1980 dub
Japanese 1980 dub
Polish 1995 voiceover
BR Portugese - I have no idea, probably something from the 80s. I'd sent PM to btfbrasilfan, but his inbox is full :C
Russian 1989 dub, or 1980s voiceover, depends on which one you have
Ukrainian 2004 dub (I'm 99% sure they didn't have theatrical release 1997, so the dub must have been done for the DVD)
Correct me if I mixed something up
If you have the original dub lying somewhere, it shouldn't be hard to make a quick GOUT sync. :)
Harmy said:
Feallan said:
What tracks do you currently have?
(CZ, DE, ES, FR, HU, IT, JA, PL, PT-BR, RU, UK)
Can anyone who speaks one of these languages post the release date of their dub?
Polish is 1995 voiceover
Czech 1992 dub (IIRC)
Ukrainian 2011 dub
Italian 1980 dub
Very cool, can't wait for the release.
What tracks do you currently have?
SilverWook said:
Is there a way to request that the archive upload be deleted?
Well...
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1.2 GB AVI :(
Mono and stereo prints do exist (and people work on digitizing them), but anything on 70mm is very hard to come by.
poita said:
I'm forever finding fine detail on the print that would be completely lost at 720P, it probably isn't a big deal, but personally I am sticking with UHD resolution so that it isn't lost. I'm a pedantic bugger though.
BTW, is there any reason at all to go with more than 4K when scanning 35mm prints/negative?
Star Wars was originally supposed to have the Jabba scene. If someone made the cut which has the Jabba scene and not Greedo one, would you call that version the original? And how many last minute changes were made in the editing room? Which one of their cuts would you consider original? The first one they created? Come on.
lucasdroid said:
They can find everyone through their IP address. All they need is a warrant and I'm sure everything seen here is good enough to get one.
If they are serious about privacy, they are using Tor, or at least some VPN.
Also, EXIF data is very easy to remove.
It's hard to tell. There may be smaller releases somewhere in Asia we don't now about, but I'm willing to bet we caught them all.
I'm 99% sure there is a Polish voiceover used in at least one VHS release and TV broadcast. It's not available anywhere on the internet though.
Beber said:
The takeoff from Yavin and then the X-Wing fleet passing by the red planet.
This would be awesome!
It's on Myspleen.
What languages for subtitles do you have?