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- #1675225
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- The Last Jedi: Legendary (Released)
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Ah, well good to hear it worked out and that nothing was wrong that I would need to fix! š
Ah, well good to hear it worked out and that nothing was wrong that I would need to fix! š
Just generated a checksum for the file, just the .mkv file itself.
Itās: 7c18fc3f1438897239133849ab4b9fcd70e3127d5d9bf6922b26f03c623b429a
Cannot confirm on my end, all appears fine. Which do you have, the large 1080p, small 1080p, or tinyencode?
There is some good footage here of the Death Starās destruction-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRoAEghjORk
No, there isnāt.
Bottom of OP.
The day is finally here! The āRey Nobodyā alternate version is now fully up to snuff with all the benefits up to V5 included. (It is the same āalternate piecesā as in the older Rey Nobody version, just with the rest of the projectās upgrades being implemented around them.)
Now available, usual place.
I noticed a little oopsie in the AI-free track while adapting it to fit the Rey Nobody version, so I am uploading a fixed mkv version now and the other two will follow shortly.
Also, I removed the old Rey Nobody version and am uploading a workprint version. Itās small, but fully complete, just without all the bells and whistles like subtitles and all that. But if anyoneās itching to see that version, itās perfectly watchable for the time being until I get the rest done.
I quite agree. But as I seem to like to do, alternate audio tracks are an easy way to make more people happy with some things.
At any rate, the version with fixed colors and the AI-free track is now up and available.
What are the lines?
En route to updating the Rey Nobody version, I am first going to reissue the default (Rey Palpatine) version of Ascendant which will include an audio track that omits every use of AI-generated dialogue. The film remains totally coherent, simply going without some of the changes.
Octorox sent me a PM indicating interest from a friend who was understandably put off by the use of AI. So, I figured since AI was used only for a handful of things that could easily not have been done, it would be worthwhile to present this alternate audio track.
I will point out, however, that onscreen Star Wars has certainly not shied away from heavy use of AI-generated dialogue. So⦠yeah. On the other hand, I get it, though.
The only other change this time is to fix a color timing error. In the current version, the color correction is missing from about when Rey enters Palpatineās lair until she pulls out Leiaās saber for the first time. Other than this correction and the inclusion of the new audio track, no changes.
The Rey Nobody version will also include an AI-free audio track, and Iāll reissue my edits of Episodes I and III with similar AI-free audio tracks. (Although for those two, the use of AI was much less prevalent.)
Just saw this yesterday. And the King has done it again, folks.
Iāve always liked Rogue One, but watching this edit after Andor turns the whole thing up even a few more notches.
Iāll give this edit a 99.9 score.
0.1 points is deducted because of the missing āJyn, Iāll be there for you⦠Cassian said Iād have toā.
So now Iām looking forward to the maximalist version where this is included šGreat work, Hal!
Thanks! That line was only removed because of the lovey eyes between Cassian and Jyn. It was not possible to salvage.
Finished edit is on its way up right now. See first post for current changelog.
I havenāt gotten any farther on it, though hope to soon. Time and energy are scarce in my daily life so itās slow going.
Absolutely. Hardest part will be waiting for source material!
Ideally Iād like to do it all:
I mean, why not?
Guys and gals, we did it.
Well, now that ALI has actually leaked this specific clip, then I guess I should update itā¦
ALLOL
Our primary objective has against all odds been achieved. But we have formed our own ongoing missions, and I continue to look forward to what this community produces. Much love to OT.com on its fulfillment.

Well, Iāve got a cut of the movie that does everything needed, and it flows perfectly well without an AI line for Andor in that scene. If you have already started or do wish to generate some lines Iād still be glad to field them. But if not, Iām ready to blow past it and knock this out.
Itāll live up to the āhalf-assed name.ā This cut of Rogue One will merely address a few minor issues with the movie without really transforming anything. Just sort of a quality-of-life cut.
Looks great! Thatās a great shot to have in good condition.

Love it!
However, the original film doesnāt reveal that Tatooine has two suns until the binary sunset scene. This version obviously does, and although Iām sure this was well considered, just wanted to mention it.
Artooās red/blue light looks great, and the ālooksirdroidsā scene is perfect.
I donāt think a change like that lends itself to the regular/max distinction; it either works well or doesnāt, and no one would think, āI miss this moment.ā Itās one of a few things that were undone not because I love the original, but for it to feel seamless. The scene ends very abruptly otherwise.
At this point, the prequels are closed off; I cannot keep myself open to revising them. I appreciate the feedback, sincerely, though.
Really just takes a few clicks of the mouse to re-export and re-mix!
All fixed now, safe to re-download.
I figured. I cropped the clip slightly so the black bars align precisely but then when I overlaid the grain layer⦠it shows up that way. Simple fix, simpler than most other things that could have gone wrong.
- The deleted scene where Sebulba flashes his vents has an issue with the black bars from the aspect ratio. They appear white, which makes the whole sequence kinda stick out like a sore thumb.

Glad you pointed it out, though. Thankfully only affects the larger version since the others are cropped.
Iāll look forward to that. No reason to hurry, though.