I'm sure this has been asked a thousand times, but because I'm lazy and not very knowledgeable about the more technical stuff that gets discussed here - What soundtrack do you use? The 70mm mix, or the ordinary stereo/mono mixes?
EyeShotFirst said:
I'd like copies of all my works. The hours I put into those, back when I had all kinds of time on my hands. People have popped up with some of them, but they've been changed up. I want the ones I initially released.
My first DVD set
My second DVD set
And my Blu Ray set, which is probably the most work I put into a set. I had the discs, the box, and I did a lot of work on getting the posters just right.
Question: What's thickness of the blu-ray cases are these designed for? I know that there are cases of maybe three different thicknesses in my collection, and while it's only a few millimeters, it still would affect the art if I got it on the wrong size.
The link doesn't work for me either, but if the posts after yours are any indication, then I'm guessing someone is trying to show Despecialized and have people pay to see it, which is a legal shitstorm waiting to happen.
I don't suppose there's any way to know how ROTJ is coming on, but I have a very active interest in this, as I'm sure most of us do. I just wish there were more updates on progress (unless there are frequent updates I just don't see)
I too would like to get onboard the ESF cover train. If anyone has anything like the covers he had in mind, please share.
Results are inconclusive. Seems to be 900 minutes of blackness and a little "play" symbol in the corner of the screen, using both a ps3 and a ps4. VLC just gives an error.
So I used imgburn to put ROTJ on a Blu Ray disc, and not only will it not play in any program or platform I've tried, it also appears to say it's ~900 minutes long. What did I do wrong?
I trust that the wait will be worth it. The 2.0 stuff we've seen so far is looking pretty stellar.
If I didn't know any better I'd say Frink maaaaad.
To stay on topic I see no issue with any cyans in Ady's attempt. I mean it'd be preferable if the color was perfect, but I'd at least have this over the Blu-Ray colors.
T O O M U C H D A N C I N G M A K E I T S T O P
You can try tehparadox
Is the same thing applicable for Empire? Would there be a version number on top of that one's credits, too?
Both the versions I have (the ones with the decidedly small file size) have the v2.5 in them. They could have better quality, though, since these don't seem to be the OG Harmy releases, so I've been getting the 80-something part series of .rars on tehparadox for a few hours now. Hopefully that will give me the best quality I can get with this
satanika said:
Also it's a straight bluray rip and not the despecialized edition.....
What do you mean? It's not the 2011 blu-ray. It has all the original theatrical special effects and no CGI that I can notice. It's a theatrical reconstruction of some kind. The only issue is that it's not Harmy's own v2.5 edition, it seems.
This is the one I got that had the most trackers:
Star.Wars.EPISODE.IV-A.NEW.HOPE.BRRiP.XViD.AC3-LEGi0N
It's an avi file and has the 70mm six-track audio as the only available track. I don't know if this is the right one still but I think I'm fairly content with this one if it isn't. It looks really good to me.
I just got one from Kickass that seemed pretty official. ANH itself has a size of 3.73GB. Does that seem more appropriate. It should also be noted that the torrent I used included ESB and ROTJ, but I already own ESB Despecialized and am waiting on the superior version of ROTJ
CatBus said:
Looks like you didn't hurt it, but what you've got there is a re-encode someone else did, and based on filesize alone, I'd say it's dreadful compared to Harmy's original version. That said, it's probably still worlds better than the Blu-ray, so that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it.
Maybe this is the wrong thread, but where could I get the proper Harmy edition?
Erik Pancakes said:
What size was the original file you downloaded? What size is it now, with just the 5.1 audio? And is it the DTS-HD audio, or the Dolby Digital (AC3)?
The original size was around 4.4gb, and it is now 2.6gb. The remuxing process took only a few seconds or so, and I removed 8 of the 9 tracks in that process. The 5.1 is AC3. Everything seems to be running smoothly, but I haven't sat down and watched the entire remuxed movie to notice any issues with syncing and such.
CatBus said:
Lust-In-Phaze said:
Dumb question, but the version of ANH I obtained has a default language setting of Italian. Were I to burn this on a disc, would that be the audio track that appears by default?
The first audio track muxed into the stream plays by default, unless overridden by player settings or the disc menu system. If someone changed the default track to Italian, you'd need to remux it with an English track as audio track #1 for that to be the default audio.
So I just remuxed it and removed most of the extra tracks and subtitles (the only audio track I truly want is the 70mm six-channel). When I did this, the remuxed file was around half the size of the original. Is this normal?
Dumb question, but the version of ANH I obtained has a default language setting of Italian. Were I to burn this on a disc, would that be the audio track that appears by default?
