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Hal 9000

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#751086
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Star Wars Episode I: Cloak Of Deception (Released)
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I'd also like to hear if anyone tried and had or didn't have this problem with v1 or v2. I believe I raised the bitrate very slightly this time around, but still low enough to easily fit onto a BD25 with room to spare. 

If indeed that's what's causing this problem, all versions must have been straddling this very fine line. I doubt it, though. 

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#750632
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Star Wars Episode I: Cloak Of Deception (Released)
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Am I right to assume that it plays fine on a BluRay player through USB? I'm sorry to hear that you have wasted resources trying to get this to work. I don't have any prior experience authoring BR discs, and don't have any myself. All I did was use Compressor's build-in BluRay video preset. Stuttering makes me suspect the bitrate, but I authored it well within the appropriate range, so I really can't say what's causing this problem.

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#749534
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Star Wars Episode III: Labyrinth Of Evil (Released)
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I'm replacing the scene where Mace notes a plot to destroy the Jedi in the war room with the equivalent deleted scene where he notes this along with Yoda and Obi-Wan earlier in the film. Doing this lets Obi-Wan participate and share this suspicion, which I feel helps the second half of the film. 

The other I included this time is the second of three "seeds of rebellion" scenes. This one isn't as important, but keeping it would add a little more continuity to the film, seeing that plot thread continue. 

I'm upconverting them with Compressor this time, as I did with the rest. I took a shortcut by using something else, but there is bad aliasing. No worries; just a minor setback.

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#749530
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Star Wars Episode III: Labyrinth Of Evil (Released)
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Bad news, everyone! Labyrinth Of Evil will be delayed a short bit because the two deleted scenes I'm using that I hadn't used before look like shit when encoded. I'm going to re-rip and upconvert them using the old method, which will require time to reencode the final product. 

And before anyone asks, it'll be done when I have time to finish it. Be patient, and it'll be here before you know it.

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#748106
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4K restoration on Star Wars
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Handman said:

Hal 9000 said:

Handman, please stop posting unless you have a contribution of substance.

 I'm trying my best here, and I've learned so much about film since I've been here. I'm fascinated by it all, and hope to learn more. Hopefully substance will follow.

 Sorry if you took me seriously, I was just joking because you were commenting on the lack of subatance of a previous post.