The answer is that the admin checks in and updates things rather infrequently. In the meantime, please to be PMing me requests for Ep1 links.
I’ve been checking this thread daily, and would hope to continue if the discussion moves to a private thread.
I used Schorman’s Episodes II and III because of the colars.
Every once in a while I try to upload them to YouTube. I should probably give up.
Anyone seen the two or three new deleted scenes listed anywhere besides the new BR? Are they bundled with the new iTunes release as well?
Very nice. Even though I prefer intentionally varying the crawls from film to film rather than having them as uniform, this would still be useful in generating the receding STAR WARS logo free of aliasing.
Nice work!
For Episodes II and III, what is currently listed is the final version.
Updated listings have been submitted to FanEdit.info, and will be listed once the admin gets around to it.
The fixed version has been submitted on Myspleen, along with a link to just the fixed audio file itself for those who would prefer to mux it in themselves. I am uploading zip files to Mega, and will submit an updated set of DLCs to FanEdit.info once that’s finished.
If you can’t get to Myspleen and want just the fixed audio file on its own, PM me.
Fair enough; I’ll re-re-revisit that scene and see if it can be smoothed out.
It’d be a godsend for my Restructured edit if they included the scene between Kylo and Snoke before adding the CG mask. Someone could rotoscope it relatively easily.
That’s all right; I’ll just start with the main audio track in my timeline, and re-remove the music. That’ll be the safest way to proceed. No idea on a timeframe, but it’s on my to-do list and will represent a major ‘open loop’ until I take care of it.
I just verified the issue you are reporting, on the alternate audio track.
Well, crap damn. I’ll have to fix that. Please let me know all the spots you noticed this in as you watched the film. Thanks for reporting, and I’ll get a fixed and re-muxed version going.
Well… then I have no idea. 😕
OP. 😃
For those authoring the BluRay version to disc with TSMuxer, you need to select “Do Not Insert VUI/SEI Data"
Yeah, it looks like the site has yet to be updated after I submitted the new links.
Aside from a few tiny things that I addressed while I was at it, the difference is the audio. V4.1 fixed an audio issue affecting all prior releases, in which the left and right channels are identical, making it a weird sort of mono surround.
I didn’t want the final product for people to be V4 + muxing, so I did a minor point release.
For TAS, the only differences are the fixed audio and inclusion of subtitles.
Every prior release had a weird audio problem where the left and right channels were identical. Since I didn’t want the final product presented to end users to be “here’s instructions on how to mux things,” I had to do a V4.1.
I am not planning on it, but I’d remail open to it if a regrade project that knocks my socks off comes along. I doubt I’d do it just for that one scene. That’s why I used the same video stream as V4 for V4.1, because it didn’t have so much pixelation during that scene.
Yeah. I resorted to an HDTV source for my fan edit of AOTC despite a high level of video noise just because the colors looked correct. The BluRay colors for AOTC are very off-putting.
Is that a Chevy '69? How bizarre.
It’s on the spleen and has been submitted to .info.
Thanks for taking the time to see it and give your thoughts. The project is very much finished and settled on my end, but perhaps one of the people who are doing edits based on mine will use your ideas. I could go on with this forever, but I’m holding to my statement that V4 is the final form (4.1 being a bugfix with no creative changes), and has had a sufficient incubation period.
I totally understand. I played around with finding a way to reinclude a shortened droid factory scene a number of times, but ended up concluding that I just loathe the sequence in just about every aspect. I felt including the scene with Dooku and wiping away to the Senate afterward worked reasonably well, because I couldn’t just have Anakin and Padme land as its own scene.
Have you ever known me to mind things like this? This is what this meta-project is all about.
Posting this here so I don’t bump my other thread too:
Exciting bit of fun! This final release of Labyrinth Of Evil contains the Backstroke Of The West subtitles synced up. Now it’s hands-down the best way to experience Episode III.