What's the model number? It might be something that's only available over there.
skyjedi - were you a Rancor in a former life? No normal human being could possibly be that pissed off that often.
Fanedit.org has the Interactive Board Game. If you find Pwnage, post it here or PM me.
Never mind. They list the game but don't have any sources for it.
I think he did it with the intention of putting it in the film but then changed his mind later and didn't want it to go to waste.
The one that bothered me to no end for years was the horrible dubbing they did over 80% of Jackie Gleason's performance in Smokey and the Bandit. The dubs didn't sound anything close to Gleason.
How can you tell that the lens - if it's even there - is missing in the other shot? Maybe it's not even there in the first shot, maybe it's just a weird lighting reflection from off-camera. If it is actually a lens part on there, maybe it's designed recessed so that you can't see it from the other angle in the second shot.
Find a third shot that proves or dis-proves the existence of the lens one way or the other...that will decide which shot needs to be changed.
It got pulled. If it sold, it would be listed as a "completed item" for 90 days.
That works!
The only way GL would go for that is if someone appealed to his ego and sold it to him as a "before and after" mode - "Look, people can turn the FX on and off to see how much better SW is with the CG than without!"
I just finished watching Building Empire and there were a LOT of examples of alternate audio from the Super 8mm version. Don't remember off hand how many of them originated from the first theatrical release, but it might be interesting to investigate them further for the sound mix.
are they done in chronological order, or grouped together by doing all Hoth scenes, all space scenes, all Bespin scenes and so on?
Isn't that basically the same thing? Once they leave one planet, they're on to the next.
Depends what you're burning it with.
Nero - you're good to go.
IMGburn - apply the fix.
Other - I'm guessing same as Nero.
AuggieBenDoggie said:
It doesn't make any sence to change the music levels to compliment the sound FX in this case. The original unused cue was meant to be played loud. Either it's incorporated they way it is or it's not used at all. Boosting the level of the sound FX is not a good idea either because you will loose the impact of the music. They both have to balance each other out. Thats the problem with the unused cue, it doesn't balance very well with the sound FX, and that makes it distracting. I really don't see why anybody would want the unused cue over the well established film cue which compliments the sound FX alot better reguardless of the continuity flaw, which has never bothered me or anyone I know for that matter.
Who says that the way you're hearing it in GM's examples are the levels they would have been mixed at for the film itself? Or for that matter, what makes you think that a store bought audio CD and video DVD - made YEARS APART, mind you - were done at the same audio levels? The point of GM's examples was to show how the music synced to the film as far as timing and content, not audio mixing quality. That's a whole separate phase of the sound process.
