Handman

A Bluray disc holds 25GB for one movie. This project is sourced from the Bluray. Ergo, 17GB is not too far of a stretch for something like this.

I certainly enjoyed reading your posts. To tell the truth, I'll probably be taking a break too, I've been a bit loud lately.

Hope all goes well.

Yeah, yeah. Funny thing is, it was down to confusion and anxiety on my part. I wasn't rejected, I was accepted, but I backed out before anything had begun. So, you can imagine how I feel about that. Especially when all my good friends are shared. I learned many valuable lessons from that clusterfuck of a situation.

Jetrell Fo said:

Dylanlip said:

Welp, looks like I'm gonna need an invite too. ;) Always wanted to see this in its proper form.

There is a protocol here for requesting invites and it is not to come in to the project thread to do it.  I've posted the link below.

The reason the protocol is in place is to keep these threads clear of off topic posts.  stretch is helping people out which is great but these members need to be sent to the proper thread for their requests.  The spleen  has seen so many hit n runners that it's not funny and it makes us here look bad for being the ones who just handed out the invites for them to do so.

Please respect the OP's thread and the site by using the link below.

Thank you.

http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Post-in-this-thread-to-request-an-invite-to-MySpleenorg-you-MUST-read-the-first-post/topic/8592/

 This particular project is not hosted on that website, so it would be a bit odd to ask for an invite there.

Anyway, Dylanlip, check your private messages.

Tomb Raider and those indie titles are multi-platform... That pretty much puts the two on equal footing, in my eyes. All they have that I'm interested -- based on your list -- is ReCore.

Handman said:

This song pretty accurately describes my situation right now. I'm still fairly young, and this is the first time I've had to go through this where I might actually have a chance. We'll see what happens.

 I screwed that up. And my mind occassionally wanders back to this situation. It doesn't help when I am forcefully reminded of it.

clutchins said:

poita said:

 Actually, I have decided to do Jedi first for my restorations, as it has definitely been the most neglected, and has arguably the most objectional changes with that horrible dance number (replacing the slightly less horrible original one) and the Hayden ghost mess at the end. I don't like Jedi as much, apart from the space scenes which are incredible, but it needs a proper restoration done.

 Forgive my ignorance, but what exactly are you doing with your restorations that is different from Team -1? I follow most of the big threads and yours is one of them but I'm confused as to what makes yours unique from theirs.

 He might be done faster.

clutchins said:

May as well ask this here.

What's the best way to watch ROTJ OOT? Harmy's DeEd 1.0 is awfully spartan and obviously incomplete, so I'm wondering what's the next best thing.

 TeamBlu did some nice upscales of the GOUT, which is a bit more consistent in image quality than the DeEds, though it's sub-HD. Puggo has a 16mm scan of the film coming out soon enough, and Harmy's 2.0 ROTJ is currently being worked on, along with Team Negative1's 35mm scans. However, this film is probably the most neglected of the three when it comes to preservation efforts.

The theatrical cut of Sith is on the Blu-rays, unless some extra debris on some rooftops really bothers you.

Tobar said:

EyeShotFirst said:

You would think Microsoft would be busy trying to outdo Sony at every turn, but anytime Microsoft takes a step forward, they take a step back. Come on Microsoft, help me like you!

 Did you not watch E3? They blew Sony out of the water. Which was incredibly surprising given their spectacular failure at launch.

 Could you give me specifics, please?

I have a 2012 65" Panasonic plasma, the year before they decided to end production on plasma televisions. I've gotta say, it makes it very difficult to watch LED screens. As for sound, it's just some old 7.1 system inherited from an older setup from 2006, but it is decent enough for my needs.

Just saw Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb for the first time a few hours ago. Wow. What a weird film. I feel like I have to watch it a second time to fully grasp it.

EyeShotFirst said:

People are quick to start a confrontation about almost everything. I've had simple non-political/religious small talk turn into a heated argument with the snap of a finger. It's happening more and more.

 You slimy, no good -- What do you know?

EyeShotFirst said:

TV's Frink said:

You want the flag to represent history, put it in a museum.  Don't fly it from your Capitol or wear it on a fucking t-shirt.

 So nobody can wear a cross on their neck, a kippah on their head, or wear a shirt expressing pride in being gay, as it might offend somebody? I agree that it shouldn't be at a place that represents everybody such as a capitol, but again you can't cherry pick tolerance.

 I agree. It goes both ways, banning something offensive is a VERY slippery slope. 

I personally would only buy the BDs of movies I know are good enough to be worth it, or of TV shows I love enough, like Star Trek. Sitcoms and cruddy movies are fine on DVD.

Might I add that it was incredibly infuriating getting this to post?

Here here!

Mrebo said:

Thank you for the recommendations.

A California soundtrack is a good idea...

A couple more that might work...

https://youtu.be/qhZULM69DIw

https://youtu.be/7I0vkKy504U

https://youtu.be/mpAkMk0phOs

https://youtu.be/gIIJY90xV-E

https://youtu.be/m648v4s5sFc

Don't comment on my taste in music.

Danfun128 said:

I've been a picky eater most of my life. It's possible Handman's sister will stay vegetarian for the rest of her life. Of course, she probably doesn't have my sensitive taste buds.

 You misunderstood. She was a vegetarian for awhile, gave up,  tried again, repeat ad nauseum for a few months, and then forgot she ever attempted it.

TV's Frink said:

My seven-year-old daughter, who is already gluten free, has figured out where meat comes from....and now she's a vegetarian.

:-(

 My sister was a vegetarian off and on for about 5 months. I'm sure it'll pass soon, she's running out of foods to eat.

DuracellEnergizer said:

Handman said:

TOS is definitely the most fun for me to watch, all the others don't come close. TNG is probably the better show, but you can't help what you fall in love with.

Nah. It's stronger than TOS in some ways (TNG's entire roster of characters got more time to shine in their own stories than TOS' ever did, for example.), but when it's weak, it's weaker than TOS ever was. 

 I'd argue that the very best of TNG outshines the best of TOS (Guardian of Forever notwithstanding). So, TOS is the more focused of the two, while TNG is much more varied. It makes sense, given that TNG lasted a whole lot longer than TOS.

Indeed. Much like the abolishment of slavery, and the Civil Rights Movement of the 60s, it may now be the law of the land, but it needs to be executed. Execution is the tricky part.

Trident said:

Handman, you don’t say much, but when you do it is spot on.

 I'm touched.

Tobar pretty much shares my views. TOS is definitely the most fun for me to watch, all the others don't come close. TNG is probably the better show, but you can't help what you fall in love with.

As for commanders, I'd love to hang around Kirk, but I'd much rather be Picard.

Put the official BDs under there; I'm sure it's still a massive improvement.