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#230806
Topic
DVD audio extraction
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/230806/action/topic#230806
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The most you can break it down is by chapter, but if you just snagged the chapter that it's in and then threw the output in some simple audio editing software, you can just take the part you need.

Alternatively, set your sound card to record the output from the computer and just play the segment back on the DVD in your computer while recording in some audio editing software.
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#228484
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The Crow Edit (* unfinished project *)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/228484/action/topic#228484
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Originally posted by: Doctor M
I suppose the workprint could be used as a guide for the restoration.

That's not really necessary. Yeah, the workprint is about 20mins longer, but it's not a director's cut of any sort, it's just a rough cut. A lot of the scenes in it are alternate takes and most of the deleted stuff are very minor shots, lines of dialogue and just tighter edits of the same shots that appeared in the final cut. It's an interesting "work in progress" version, but the theatrical version should still be considered the definitive version of the film.
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#228053
Topic
mp3 player recommendations
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/228053/action/topic#228053
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Originally posted by: Gillean

You seem to be partly contradicting yourself here

Yes, you are right. I seem to remember wanting to put in a part about how I knew I was contradicting myself (because I did), but... I dont know, I don't have an excuse. What I was basically trying to say is that an iPod is more of a hassle than it's worth, at least in my view.
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#227752
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Kill Bill - The Whole Bloody Affair - QtheGaijin Fan Edit (Released)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/227752/action/topic#227752
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This sounds cool and I'll want to check it out, but I wanna know: are you gonna edit out the part at the end of Vol. 1 where Bill reveals that The Bride's daughter is still alive? Because that isn't supposed to be in the full version of the film. When Quentin screened the whoole 4hr affair on one occasion, that section of the scene was removed. It really makes the ending a lot stronger as one film.
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#227750
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Help: looking for... ROTJ SE 1997 Rough Version ?????
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/227750/action/topic#227750
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Originally posted by: StarWarsFan1976
Sometime ago I saw a low looking mpg file entitled "ROTJ SE rough version ending" with a timecode on it, I ve read that there IS indeed a full copy of this and ANH SE 97 and ESB SE 97.
There is an rough SE ending floating around, but it's really not significantly different enough to want to see it very bad. I have a crappy copy on VHS somewhere. I've never seen a full 97 workprint of any of the 1997 SEs around, and I've seen a lot of stuff. The Jedi ending is just the ending (you can tell because the editing software heading comes up first), so it's unlikely that there's a full flick out there.

1) Is there anymore know "timecoded" footage out there ?
Don't think so.

2) the footage were you see the unrestored copy of the film almost "green"

No.

3) B/W footage

There's some of this from the original Star Wars. Download Deleted Magic.

thank you for your time

You're welcome. And, just a bit of advice, five question marks is too many.

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#227495
Topic
mp3 player recommendations
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/227495/action/topic#227495
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I reccomend against iPods for two reasons:

1) Use of iTunes, a bloated and unnecessary program, is required.

2) You can't transfer things back onto a computer after you've transferred them to your iPod. You can delete the tracks from your iPod, yes, but you can't transfer them to your computer.

Both of these issues can be gotten around using various iTunes surrogate programs, but they're also issues that can be avoided if you go with another product, and you'd also probably be saving yourself $50 in the process. I've had a 40GB Creative Nomad for two years now and it's done me no wrong. A friend of mine has a Zen Micro and has been using it fine. As DAYV points out, results may vary with Creative's products, and that's a valid point to consider. Just shop around, but those the two reasons I stated right there were the deciding factors on my not getting an iPod.