I don't understand why it's two whole sets in either mono OR stereo? The original albums were mono for the first one or two and stereo from there until the end, right?
skyjedi2005 said:...or better still replace the actors with a computer graphic.
You mean like "The Clone Wars"?
;-)p
Windows Paint. Load up your cover.
File>Page Setup
Legal size paper, Landscape, Horizontally & Vertically centered, set all your printer margins to 0 - the program will re-set them to your printer's minimum default.
OK
Put Legal size paper in your printer
File>Print.
Check your PMs Lex.
Check your PMs Lex.
That's why Ady announced who the winners were - so that if something does leak, everyone will know who it was.
Um....eyes can move left to right without the head moving. We are seeing Han from the back when he says "Yeah, that'll do nicely." Maybe he's glancing at the cave with his peripheral vision but needs to stay focused on working some control on the console.
You fixed the timing of the lines, that's enough. Don't over-think the rest of it.
ChainsawAsh said:OpenGL features (apart the rotated canvas ) suck.
This I just plain don't understand - what's OpenGL, and what features are these that (apparently) suck?
OpenGL is one of the two kinds of programming that video cards use to run 3D graphics and some transparency oriented functions. The other method is Direct3D.
So where can it be found?
The only thing Lucas is consistent about with the OT is that any and all changes are deliberate, no matter how illogical they are in context of the film or if they are undone or contradicted by subsequent releases...everything happens on purpose...no mistakes, no accidents.
Yeah, right George. ',:-\
There's also a guy over at FE named Gaith who wrote a couple of articles on fan edits. Look for his posts in the forum.
Which shot? I know something minor changed because the timing of the text commentary at the end credits is different - on the 5 when Ady's name comes up, in the text commentary he says "Hey! That's me!" but on the 9, the timing is off and "Hey! That's me!" comes up at Harrison Ford's credit.
Oh, forgot to mention - a few weeks ago DeepDiscount had one of their 25% off coupon codes, and had Blu-ray on sale for up to 55% off, so I ended up getting the Blade Runner 5 disc (non-suitcase) and CE3K boxes for a grand total of $43, free shipping.
If you're still working on this - Into The Wild Green Yonder on August 30th, 9PM.
I have a bootleg set of all the Droids 'toons I picked up at a convention, gotta be 10 years ago, maybe more. Not the greatest quality, being VHS and bootleg, but if you can't find another source for "Coby", it may be the only way to go.
adywan said:Darth Venal said:That looks very nice indeed. I like the clolour correction, or rather alteration in this case, and the blue laser works great against your new sky.
As for the position of the sun, the Falcon is pretty much heading in the same direction, save the odd artistic flourish to send it through a nearby cloud etc. I still disagree with Adywan's argument that the sun is in the same position except in the two shots where it is behind Cloud City. The backlit clouds are inconsistent, and really, backlighting for me doesn't take precedence over the shots where the sun is actually visible.
As for the SE shots of the Falcon flying through the city, who's to say which side of the city Platform 327 is on? This thing is circular, so there is no proof of which side the sun should be in those shots.
well its pretty logical that the falcon wouldn't fly towards the city, then when it reaches the buildings does a 360o turn so that the sun is in the position it shows in the approach shot, then does another 90o turn as it reaches the platform. That makes no sense whatsoever.
Maybe not a full circle, but it seems clear that they're at least moving in a somewhat circular course guided by the cloud cars until they get landing clearance and are told where the platform is, so if the sun is shifting positions thru the sequence, so be it.
Ok, the main disc of the individual release is exactly the same as in the box set. All the new material is on disc 2, which is as follows:
BTTF:The Ride - all the ride footage from the Lobby and the Ride itself
Looking Back at the Future - new retrospective documentary
BTTF Night - Hosted by Leslie Nielsen. Bits that were in commercial breaks during the first NBC airing of BTTF
Q&A with Michael J. Fox
I have the new BTTF1 disc and my old Trilogy set. I'll compare them when I get home.
People change as they age, and of course wear different clothes. I don't remember anything in the films about when that pic of Buford was taken, so it could have been several years before or after the events in III.
Darth Venal said:But anyway, I don't really care who wrote it, I just know it's the best written of all six Star Wars movies, and the best directed.
Yeah, but we also know about Lucas' obsession with "revisionist history", so there could be more Brackett there than most people believe.
Going to see it Sunday with my friends, but I'm now looking at it with a more critical eye. Ever see Alien Nation?
I just Google Image Search for pics I like and re-size/re-crop them. Put the MicroSD card in my computer, copy them down to the card, then put the card in my phone.
Likewise for ringtones - just rip your soundtracks to MP3 or WMA, depending what your phone can recognize.
And they're all free.
I REALLY gotta learn web programming so I can create the first fully functional [sarcasm] message board tag.
The Star Destroyer still doesn't look natural up there crammed in with the Falcon. Put the SD on the left side of Vader's head.
...you buy colored condoms and make the "zzzzzhhh" lightsaber sound as you approach your girlfriend.
What....TMI?