That would have to depend entirely on which "the" god one meant.
Doesn't matter how huge it is. It's ungrateful, especially when you've made a habit of it. I'm sure I'm not the only one who can't understand how it's possible for you to have a functioning brain and not see that this is how you're coming across.
Sevb, I'm hereby confiscating your shovel.
Ady's working his butt off to create something wonderful, on his own time, largely out of his own pocket, and choosing to freely share the fruits of his labour with us, and your only contribution in months (I'm going by your own word here) is to ask him to give us something more. Can't you see how thoroughly ungrateful this appears? Can't you see how infuriating this must be to him?
ImgBurn is freeware. You can download it. What format is the file you're trying to burn?
*rimshot*
Have some popcorn, Moth3r.
Why are you using Windows DVD Maker? Revisited is distributed in the form of a DVD image. Any disc burning program such as Nero or ImgBurn should be able to handle it. You just burn the image direct to disc; you don't have to go through authoring or anything, and if you try it'll probably just mess it up or reduce the quality.
If you're trying to turn the xvid version into a DVD, I strongly recommend downloading the DVD-5 or DVD-9 versions and burning them instead. They're the finished versions, they're much higher video quality, and they have menus and scene selection and special features all set up and ready to go out of the box, so to speak.
NICE.
Bravo Adyman.
*enters with multiple cardboard buckets*
O HAI! Sorry I'm late, had a bit of trouble keeping up. Never mind, plenty of popcorn for everyone. What'd I miss?
*looks around at the charred remains of the thread*
Obi's pants! What the photon happened here?!
*finds a seat amid the destruction, eats popcorn*
*helps self* Cheers, Bingo.
Promising news, fellas.
I resisted.
*eats popcorn*
I suspect that the main reason Luke's voice sounds off is because it's at a very different pitch to that which we're used to, but I'd need to see it in more context — with more lines on either side, that is — in order to tell. In the meantime, I'm inclined to trust Adywan's instincts.
A-Man, it's because we care about getting this right that we're so concerned. Nobody means to belittle the effort you've put in.
From the sound of it I think he meant his desk setup, not the PC itself. Not a thousand-pound job, but still a pain in the arse and something that should never have happened. Good luck getting everything sorted, Ady.
Agreed, I think I said a similar thing a couple pages back. By choosing a musical style that's already dated, we can make it sound good and give it a more timeless quality — if it's already aged well, it's likely to continue to do so. Choosing a more contemporary style means we've no idea how well it will age and it can date very quickly.
When.
It's.
DONE.
If we're keeping Vader's identity secret in ROTS, I might be inclined to put the scenes of his construction after everything else. Not that SSWR's way of doing things isn't awesome, I just thought of this and I'm putting it out there.
Nope, that's a floating 2D display.
Well, that's the idea, Handzzz; it's just a mockup.
As I understand it, most holographic displays that we see are inherently transparent because of the technology used to create them, because there is no other good reason to make them so. (Of course, we know that the out-of-universe explanation is the Rule of Cool.)
*eats popcorn*
By the way, the mockup I mentioned was by SSWR: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUJL7c3-yro
During the making of ANH. It was the reason Carrie Fisher had to go bra-less under her costume, which caused certain... issues, resulting in having to tape down her breasts.
The trouble with both Yub Nub and its replacement is that they're so different, stylistically, from the rest of the score of the series. The result is that they call too much attention to themselves. There was a mock-up I liked a while ago of an extended ending which used the concert version of the Force March included on the ROTS soundtrack album. I can't remember who made it, might have been SSWR.
Agreed.