Handman

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It's a questionable choice, I admit, but definitely not as devastating as others seem to think. Anyway, I don't think there is anything left to discuss on this matter until Harmy says anything else about it. We've pretty much talked to death about it.

If the corners are so bothersome for fan-editors, they can just crop them out.

http://postimg.org/image/4v9vrr8uj/

As you can see, it makes little difference. I'd rather Harmy not waste his time with it.

Also, what is the plan after 2.0 is released? I imagine Jedi will be worked on next, but will there be any more work on Empire, as there was with Star Wars?

And none of the Marvel movies have it, right? I don't think we have to worry about it. Anyway, we should probably get back on topic.

Looks like a mix of both.

Ziggy Stardust said:

I wonder if it will only get released on the brand new consoles, like the PS4 and X-Box One.

 I can say that it absolutely will. +PC.

Thanks for the eyebrows! I'm sure when you guys get to work on this film in more detail that it'll look amazing!

I for one, would love to see Vader's eyebrows.

All three of your projects make me giddy, to really see the original unaltered films exactly as they were. Return of the Jedi was my favorite when I was younger, and I anxiously await your release.

You have to create the .iso yourself. There should be a readme that explains it.

Also agree. It took me three days to finish downloading ESB, compared to three hours for SW.

Misquoting that famous reveal?

Thanks for the quick response, Harmy, and great job with the work you've done so far on your, well, what I would call the definitive Star Wars.

Now, off to get a printer...

Hey guys, I'm new to this sort of thing, and I was wondering what you use to apply the labels to your DVD+R DL disks?  These are the techniques I'm aware of:

• There are those adhesive stickers, but I've heard terrible things about them.
• There's lightscribe, but I don't think these disks support it.
• And then there's printing directly onto the disk.

I would really like to have some professional looking disks to go along with the great cover art, but I'm stuck. Any help would be appreciated.