In my experience, with my Pioneer BDR-206D BD burner and Verbatim BD-R LTH (Low To High) Type media, I have not burned one coaster yet.
While I don't need the AVCHD, I offer my light-speed connection to help get it out there when it's ready, Harmy. I will then post to TPB, 1337x, and MS if someone doesn't beat me to it.
I showed this to a couple friends on the 40" HDTV with THX-certified speakers and subwoofer. They were thoroughly impressed, and one of them went and brought their external drive so they could have it.
Although everything is digital and HD, it took us back to the 1977 experience, without blatantly exposing the limitations of the cinema experience back then.
I think that is what 2.0 is all about, and my hat's off to you, Harmy!
captainsolo said:
BTW that JSC shot of the speeder looks far better than I could have imagined-great job!
Huh? What's JSC?
I really appreciate how quickly the fixes were addressed for the audio sync, but for those of us that have the first version and have no clue how to fix it, is there a new copy of the whole shebang, fixed, for us to download?
CatBus said:
Does anyone know how Chewtobacca is converting this to DVD5? It might be faster for me to convert it myself than to download it. I just tried AVS2DVD and HCENC kept crashing.
The easiest way would be to use ConvertXtoDVD. Depending on processing speed, you can have a DVD5 ready to play in under an hour.
It shouldn't be since I removed the pages for them and of course stopped seeding them. Even if the swarm is still going, it is most likely incomplete and the people will get the clue and seek out the new ones.
I stand corrected. You're right.
I have checked all of the audio tracks and they are all in sync here. The sync issues are DEFINITELY a result of the download not being completed.
OMG I am so sorry I forgot!
Post edited and PM sent.
This release has sparked a childhood memory. It brought me back to that fateful evening in 1977, where my life was changed forever. Sure, I was only 5 years old, but I remembered it so vividly while watching this on my HD monitor. My parents ended up divorcing three years after that, and I remember how intense it was, but this memory hit me like a ton of bricks. We went as a family to see the film, and of course we were totally blown away, but the memory came as I was watching the part where the Tatooine and Death Star scenes were alternating. Tatooine was so bright and natural, while the Death Star was cold and artificial. Even at that age, I was able to respond and recognize the contrasts of the good guys and the bad guys. The cinematography was just so powerful!
I feel so lucky to have had a new Star Wars memory, and I am still kind of shocked. I really mean it Harmy, thank you so very much. After all these years, and so many releases, this is a testament to just how close to the 1977 experience this release is. I honestly do not remember ANY of the official releases conjuring a memory like I've had tonight.
avrgejedimaster said:
i want to change the file name of the mkv, but doesnt that affect seeding the torrent? i feel like it would but does anyone know for sure if renaming the mkv will affect seeding the torrent?
I was beat to the reply. :)
Scroll up. It's at TPB and 1337x now. :)
I have re-upped to TPB and 1337x. I had to remove the following for the trackers to accept it:
vsfilter.dll folder
_README.html
prep_subs.pl
prep_subs-match.pl
prep_subs-rtl.pl
If anyone wants to try those trackers, please let me know via PM if there are any problems.
Sorry, flynn2000. That was my bad. I'm on the MySpleen torrent now and my fiber-optics will speed things up. I'm over halfway done already and will be seeding at full throttle.
Indeed. Now I'm back to 4.7MBps. I guess I'll just let it ride.
I'm only getting around 9KBps on the MS torrent. Perhaps I should try the original uloz.to links again?
I wonder if that has anything to do with the bad bencoded data error I received at MySpleen when I tried to create a torrent there.
Okay everybody,
I have taken down the torrent at 1337x and TPB. I don't know where it happened, but I can confirm the MKV glitches around the 34 minute mark, and causes MPC to lock up and crash. I guess that's what I get for just skimming before uploading it. There's no way to tell when or where the fault occurred, so I'll be going after it on MySpleen and hopefully I'll have a better copy. Between JDownloader and all the damn CAPTCHA's, WinRAR, and the act of downloading itself, I don't know where it happened, but it did.
My apologies, everyone. "Hey, Your Worship, I'm just tryin' to help!"
*EDIT*
I have joined the swarm at MySpleen and I will seed my pants off. I have incredible speed and will share as long as I am able.
I haven't received one bad comment on it yet, and it checks out fine for me.
I don't know what any of you are talking about with the TPB torrent failing. It contains the MKV, along with the Threepio Project folder, minus the par2 files, pl files, and html file, BECAUSE THEY WEREN'T ALLOWED. I did NOTHING to alter the MKV and it is fully intact, with all audio and subs.
Airwave said:
The one from MySpleen also seems to have some extraneous files in the Project Threepio folder.
I can confirm this. That is why I cleaned things up for 1337x and TPB. I kept getting bencode errors at MS, so I'm glad someone was successful. Those extraneous files account for the "difference" between the torrents. Also, the html readme file had to be removed because they are not allowed with video files.
Happy Birthday, Harmy. Thank YOU for the present.
Well I'm not going to change the way I do things for it to work on MySpleen. I also have the latest uTorrent and the torrent I created is working fine at TPB and 1337x. I went to the Spleen forum and posted a question about the error, so we'll see what happens.
Finally got it working on TPB.