That capture looks a lot better than the copy in The Paley Center for Media in New York City, that I visited last week. The copy over there looks a lot like what is already available.
I think Adywan is wise enough to keep Boba mysterious. And wise enough to make Jango mysterious, when he is up to doing the prequels.
I've got a PAL copy of version 1.0 of redux lying around somewhere on dvd. But it's quite a while ago I watched it. I'll look it up.
If memory serves me right, the redux version mimics Moroders version als close as possible. Maybe with a little less colour bleed in the multicolour shots. It also uses different takes for certain parts of the movie because the later restoration used some different takes than Moroder did.
Edit: I just found this on Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEA4bNWkHJE It shows some of the changes made for redux.
It is NTSC.
Close, but not correct. It's true that hiephoi told about his X9 players. But I was the guy (I am also Dutch) who began about the Lion King. It would be great to have that movie as X9 capture.
This kind of possibilities is the reason I keep checking this site. I am also Dutch. I have got the definitive collection on laserdisc. This might be an option to combine different copy's of the definitive collection, to one superior digital copy. And being already in the Netherlands I might even be able to drop of the disc's personally.
I also have some non-Star Wars laserdiscs that might be interesting to capture. One of them is the CAV letterbox edition of the Lion King. This version is without the alterations that are on the dvd and blu-ray release. It does also have some great extra's, that are (as far as I know) never released on other media. One of them is the documentairy, 'The Making of the Lion King'.
It sounds to me like a PAL/NTSC related problem. I'm not experienced with Womble, but there's probable an option to switch format.
I think for A New Hope Adywan's edit, might be what you're looking for.
(she's gonna kill me for saying that)