HeyElKappa

User Group: Members
Join date: 25-May-2019
Last activity: 2-Oct-2020
Posts: 3

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Post: #1374968
Topic: Can you convert the cinema versions of Dolby Digital / DTS to their home audio equivalents?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1374968/action/topic#1374968
Time: 13-Sep-2020 6:57 PM

Is it possible to convert the cinema versions of Dolby Digital (specifically the one that looks like a QR code on 35mm reels) or DTS to their home theatre audio equivalents? Is it even worth it to do so if it is possible? I’m guessing it probably will make a difference for films that have had their audio mixes changed throughout their home releases or if the DVD or Blu-Ray audio mix is somehow inferior to the one shown in cinemas but I have no idea how many releases this would apply to.

Post: #1374960
Topic: How many times have you bought the movies?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1374960/action/topic#1374960
Time: 13-Sep-2020 6:11 PM

My collection is not that impressive, but my father has:

1997 OT Widescreen VHS
2000 OT Widescreen VHS
The VCD of the OT (going off of the box, I’m guessing its the same as the 2000 VHS version
2004 DVD set of the OT
2006 GOUT set
DVDs of the prequels and sequels as well as the blu rays for the whole saga.

He also has the DVDs for Rebels, 2008 Clone Wars, 2003 Clone Wars, Droids, Ewoks and a bunch of the Lego Star Wars Series

Post: #1306354
Topic: I purchased a copy of the Despecialized Edition. How do I fix this?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1306354/action/topic#1306354
Time: 19-Nov-2019 9:14 AM

You could most likely return the disc via etsy, get your money back and just download the despecialized editions.

https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Harmys-STAR-WARS-Despecialized-Edition-HD-V27-MKV-IS-OUT-NOW/id/12713 - heres a link to the