SnooPac

Google translate says
“the maximum limit of the requirement has been exceeded. to confirm, please confirm that you are the robot”

So I guess what others are saying is right. You just have to wait a while and then you’ll be able to download.
Also I can’t believe I’m talking to a robot.

Nick66 said:

Any word on a DrDre color corrected version on the DNR release?

Reel by reel: https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/4k77-reel-by-reel-color-grading/id/61172 (complete)
Shot by shot: https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/4k77-shot-by-shot-color-grading/id/60928 (not complete)

Edit: Nevermind. I think those are no-dnr.

Hah, had to read it 3 or 4 times before seeing it.

LordZerome1080 said:

ray_afraid said:

Thanks LordZerome & SnooPac for the links!

You’re welcome

👍

(he wasn’t being sarcastic)

Laservampire said:

How big is the 1080p DNR fileset?

I’ll need to tidy up my hard drive!

1080p is ~40gb.
2160p is ~48gb.

Didn’t make an actual DVD.
But loaded the video_ts folder as a disc in VLC and the DVD menu worked and I played bits of the 3 reels and extra features and it seemed fine.

yotsuya said:

I could put it on certain organ if that is desired.

It’s already there 😃

Looks like it is. Just search for “salvage” under type star wars.

Unfortunately you cannot, as they have closed invites.
But keep a close eye on the speech bubble(s) at the top right…

ANH 2.7 ~May 2016
ESB 2.0 ~Aug 2014
ROTJ 2.5 ~Feb 2016

Dates are approximate, based on upload date on spleen.

There’s a bunch of different versions.
Main one on the site is probably Harmy’s Despecialized (SW 2.7 (with help from towne32), ESB 2.0, ROTJ 2.5). There’s threads detailing those.
Those 3 have been made into nice Blurays by NJVC, there’s a big thread on that. And a thread about distributing those from solkap.

Then there’s the new 4k77 for SW. There’s a thread on that.
There’s the Silver Screen Edition of SW. And a Grindhouse of ESB (and the Dreamastered colour correction of that). And I think a ROTJ Grindhouse as well?
Thread’s on all of those too, I imagine.

Probably some other versions I’ve missed.

So maybe a first step is to go look at all those threads and decide which version(s) you want?

Another one I’ve tried in the past is xsusenet. I forget the limitations, but it should work.

ChainsawAsh said:

True. And I’m sure someone will do a multi-RAR upload to MEGA or similar eventually.

Working on exactly that. Maybe 2/3 done.
1080p is done, 2160 is ~half done. Will likely be ready when I wake up next.

Just search for centropy.
Only result I saw.

Yes

Yes.
Search for silver screen edition, or so.

Unless I’m missing something, I only see 1 of those tracks on the mkv.

Here’s what I see with MKVToolNix:

Alejandrojohanson said:

Spleen invites have been closed for some time now. Not sure that this project has
yet been uploaded elsewhere.

Oh, wow. That’s unfortunate. Seems like a poor system.
In that case, Imma need someone to upload this elsewhere! Hahaha 😂

I’m guessing you didn’t check your PM before writing that…
😃

A few minor typos I see in the notes…
“has taken another classic film print and digitized it” (not digitizing)?
installment is spelled wrong (instalment)

I think that’s all.

Ok makes sense. Thx.

Thinking outside the box here.
This might be a bad idea.

How about…hrm, not flooding, but putting on a few Ebay ads ourselves. Title it (them?) something along the lines of “Absolutely Free Despecialized Star Wars Set” and in the description explain how to get it free.
That way if anyone ever goes to Ebay to search for where they can buy a set, this result shows up.

Not sure how Ebay works, but it would be nice if we could make the auction without accepting any money. But chances are we’d have to make it with at least a $0.01 ‘buy it now’ option??

dahmage said:
Agreed. Based on your comparison I would prefer the spleen one. Thumbs.db doesn’t belong on a proper iso in my opinion. Windows only junk.

Yep, that’s the one I kept.
Thanks!

Thanks dahmage. I guess there’s no official checksum for this.

OK I grabbed both, and extracted/mounted the ISO files, and there really aren’t many differences.

Firstly, the VIDEO_TS folders within in both ISOs are exactly 7.50GB (8,058,986,496 bytes). So that’s a good sign.
There are a few differences though:

$ diff -r mega/ spleen/
Only in mega/DVD_ROM/COVERS & LABELS/ADYWAN OFFICIAL: Thumbs.db
Only in mega/DVD_ROM/COVERS & LABELS/DOUBLEOFIVE: Thumbs.db
Only in mega/DVD_ROM/COVERS & LABELS/JEANCARL & RAVENSP: Thumbs.db
Only in mega/DVD_ROM/COVERS & LABELS/OWEN LARS KENOBI: Thumbs.db
Only in mega/DVD_ROM/COVERS & LABELS/SAVAGE: Thumbs.db
Only in mega/DVD_ROM/COVERS & LABELS/SKY_: Thumbs.db
Only in mega/DVD_ROM/COVERS & LABELS/SLUGGO: Thumbs.db
Only in spleen/: readme.txt
Only in mega/: Thumbs.db
Binary files mega/VIDEO_TS/VIDEO_TS.BUP and spleen/VIDEO_TS/VIDEO_TS.BUP differ
Binary files mega/VIDEO_TS/VIDEO_TS.IFO and spleen/VIDEO_TS/VIDEO_TS.IFO differ
Binary files mega/VIDEO_TS/VTS_51_0.BUP and spleen/VIDEO_TS/VTS_51_0.BUP differ
Binary files mega/VIDEO_TS/VTS_51_0.IFO and spleen/VIDEO_TS/VTS_51_0.IFO differ

So looks like nothing serious.
The Thumbs.db’s can be ignored I guess, as well as the readme.
Then there’s just the ifo/bup files. I’m thinking those aren’t too important either, compared to the vob files anyway? Though to be honest I don’t really know the purpose of those files on a DVD.
So I think either release is good.
👍

Still, would be nice to know I have the ‘official’ one 😃.

doubleofive said:

I believe the file was originally called “STAR_WARS_REVISITED_NTSC_DVD_9.ISO”, not sure on the hashes.

OK thanks.

That’s strange. It looks like the version on myspleen is ‘wrong’ (if you can base it on filename alone).

Hi all.
Can anyone help me determine which is the ‘official’ version of SW EPIV Revisited.

On the spleen (which is mine), there are several versions, and the one that ‘seems’ right to me is named “Star Wars - A New Hope Revisited - NTSC DVD9.iso” and is 8362196992 bytes, sha256 of 8f9f8b8b751913437e3057effeb95de9d342d4ee72acebaf7983c5770c653316.

Whereas, I also found something on a mega great site, that was named “STAR_WARS_REVISITED_NTSC_DVD_9.ISO” and is 8163004416 bytes (after extraction), sha256 of 45a685dd397e9405129075a664133cdfc6dd0d268b63643108fcf6a8ed90fdb2.

There’s also some other versions on spleen. PAL 6.55GB (don’t think I want), “Purist” 4.04GB (don’t think I want), other single layer DVD versions…

Any insight would be appreciated.
If the info is already available, sorry but I did not want to go through all 411 pages of this thread. Actually I’d imagine this isn’t even the correct thread…

Thanks