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Looking at the "Krieg der Sterne" it seems to be a Bootleg of the G'Kar Version...

http://www.starwarscelebration.com/Europe/

Star Wars Celebration Europe II
Messe Essen, Germany · July 26th - 28th, 2013
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Cool pictures...

I don't know if this has been answered before: Are you making a 4k version, that will be scaled down to 1080p when you're done, or do you scale the stuff down before you start working?

Will you also release the 4k version for download (if you're making one).

I'm asking because I would try to recreate the Movietrailer for Star Wars in 1080p, but the Trailer was in 1.78:1, which means I would have to upscale the movie first...

hairy_hen said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

(a comprehensive list of ideas that defined SW before the prequels came along)

I agree with all of this.

"The Enrinchment Center once again reminds you that the Android Hell is a real place, where you will be sent at the first sign of defiance."

Yes, it's in german. That's why I assumed it's not that interesting for you guys here.

The same guy who made this play, made "Labyrinth Of Evil" and "Dark Lord" by James Luceno a couple of years ago. He got all of the german actors who dubbed the Star Wars Movies (except the original voice of Vader. The actor, Heinz Petruo, died in 2001), original Soundeffects and the music by John Williams.
The new play has the same quality, he even got the actor who dubbed C-3PO in the original Trilogy, who was changed by Lucasfilm for no reason in the Prequels and TCW.

I don't think this needs its own thread since there are not that much people here who are interested:

The "Thrawn Trilogy" by Timothy Zahn comes as an audio play to Germany. "Heir to the Empire" comes in four parts, part one starts on 08/17/2012, the next parts come every two months.

You can listen to 1 1/2 minutes from part one featuring Thrawn and Pellaeon (and some nice action) here: http://www.starwars-union.de/nachrichten/12422/Thrawn-Hoerspiel_Hoerprobe_ist_jetzt_online/

I, for myself, am excited as hell...

^Carnival people creep me out...

negative1 said:

Laserschwert said:

I guess with all the audio projects going on here, it's not really that problematic to NOT have sound coming with the files.

you have to be careful,

even trying to synch it with the GOUT audio

will not work correctly. it's close at times,

but it's not exact.

 

you will have to stretch, trim, or alter either

the frames or the actual audio to match up

with it....

Does the guy in the blue jeans and the red shirt have a wookiepedia page, too?

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8141/7538371874_de0290938f_h.jpg

BTW: That poor rebel. I know what I smell after a few hours in my biker scout uniform. I don't want to imagine what it would be like if I had to wear a uniform worn by another guy for a few hours...

There's a comic book called "Chewbacca" with short stories of the main characters (of the EU) and how they deal with his death.

I have one signed by Peter Mayhew...

I turned my back on the EU while reading the Kevin J. Anderson books of the "Jedi Academy". I tried twice to read the second book but never managed to finish it. It was just too... "who cares"?

BUT there are really good ones like the Thrawn trilogy (which comes as an audio play this year in Germany; all dubbing actors from the OT will be there, Williams' music and the original soundeffects, I'm excited as hell), or "Truce at Bakura" or "Shadows of the Empire". I even enjoyed the short story collections on Jabba's palace, the cantina and the bounty hunters. But the more books came the less I got interested.

Now I am really annoyed when a new episode of Clone Wars comes out and someone cries "b... but they're destroying the canon" because of something that doesn't compute with one of the books. In the mid 90s it was said that the books aren't canon, they where just authorised by GL. Canon was everything on film. So for me the OT and TCW are canon, and when someone turns the Moving CGI-Storyboard that was called "the prequels" into movies, they may be counted to my canon, too.

So IMHO, enjoy the stories if you like, but don't call them true.

Genius

1990osu said:

Ticket to a free preview of a remake of Episode I written and directed by Joss Whedon

Did he kill Needa? He looked alive when the guards carried him away. Either Needa did a pretty good job in playing dead or Michael Culver did a pretty bad job in playing dead.

Or THIS happend...

And the Lego Minifig of Gold Leader is called "Dutch Vander", although in the German dubbing it sounds like "Hutch".

Okay, I got it. I had an addon installed (Proxy Tube, nice addon to watch blocked youtube videos). That addon added a proxy to firefox, and that proxy must have blocked the site. As soon as i deactivated the proxy the site worked again.

I was just trying to read secrethistoryofstarwars.com, just to recieve this:

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I don't have any McAfee Software installed, so what is this?

I had to add the following pic after reading that in the english language a beard (german "Bart") excludes the moustache (german "Schnauzbart" or "Schnurrbart").

I have almost every Star Wars set since 1999 (except the Technic stuff).

I use Verbatim for years now. Never got any problems.

Master Sifo-Dyas said:

Looks very good so far. Albeit, some of the lettering in the crawl (starting at 01:00 occasionally drags some sort of color-smear behind them (probably due to encoding problems?).

Master Sifo-Dyas said:

On a different note: Will you guys also add the german voice actors to the end credit rolls of the movies?
(It always kind of bothers me, that they were left out).