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#139331
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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Just so you all know, I've been away from a computer for two weeks and will be away for another week. Today I've managed to find net access for a short time. I'm starting bh008 in a week's time and will hopefully get maybe 1 or 2 more out before I go away for about 3 months. I'm not sure about net access where I'm going so it might be quiet for a while.
By the way, I removed the chaptering from the Heroes and Villains discs as I thought they were misplaced.
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#133035
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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Yes I know. 3 re-releases in a week. What's going on?
Two reasons.
1. I want to start on something new. The discs i did for DigitalFreakNYC's Indiana Jones releases were a welcome change. I'm looking forward to bh009 and onwards.
2. I'm going away again so you won't see anything new for a while (maybe a week or two).

Metallaxis will have releases 5-7 by this weekend so expect them on myspleen soon. klokwerk and segaflip will be getting the next batch (5 to 8) as soon as 8 is done. Then all you usenet users and Antipodeans will be happy.

Keep the comments and criticisms coming. I do enjoy reading them!

Oh and if anybody is printing out the covers and disc art could they let me know how it looks. Especially when they are stacked up next to each other!

Enjoy!
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#133034
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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When will this pain ever end...

Re-release

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bh007: Star Wars: Heroes & Villains

Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/720x576/4x3(menus 16x9)/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8004kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 192kbps
Source: Star Wars Heroes & Villains Collectors Edition DVD (free giveaway with The Sun and News Of The World newspapers)
Duration: 68m 44s
Size: 4.30GB
Artwork: LABEL.tif & COVER.tif located in DVD_ROM folder

Description:
Star Wars: Heroes
A fresh look at the most heroic characters from the biggest film series of all time - including faces from the forthcoming Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith.
Introduced by Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), who knows them personally.

Star Wars: Villains
Infamous aliens, treacherous bounty hunters and the masters of the dark side of the Force - they’re all here in this special programme to celebrate the release of Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith.
Introduced by Anthony Daniels (C-3PO)

This release contains both DVD's given away by the newspapers The Sun & News Of The World. The total time for both DVD's was just over an hour and would fit onto a single disc. Included as a bonus is an ISO image of the AOL/Revenge Of The Sith giveaway CD-ROM from The Mail On Sunday newspaper. This can be burnt with most burning software on the market today. Also included in the special features section of the disc are a selection of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith television commercials.

babyhum Release List:
bh001: Clapperboard: The Empire Strikes Back
bh002: Horizon: How To Film The Impossible
bh003: The Mythology Of Star Wars
bh004: From Star Wars To Star Wars: The Story Of Industrial Light & Magic
bh005: The A To Z Of Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
bh006: When Star Wars Ruled The World
bh007: Star Wars: Heroes & Villains

Greetings:
Jedi Master Maddi Cordobi
Dr.Gonzo (an expert in his field of medicine)
Rikter Blaksvn (a VERY busy man)
tibur55
All at originaltrilogy.com
ocpmovie
SKot
russs15
and Metallaxis for his distributing expertise

Contact:
Via the forums at originaltrilogy.com

This DVD is a fan created preservation project
intended for entertainment and educational use only. This DVD is NOT to be sold for profit. If the material contained on this DVD is ever made commercially available on any format please destroy this DVD and purchase an official release.

DON’T SUPPORT PIRACY.
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#132694
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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Re-release

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bh006: When Star Wars Ruled The World

Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x480/4x3/NTSC/Av.Bitrate 7561kbps
Audio Format: PCM Stereo (Triumph sketch Dolby 2.0 Surround)
Source: DigitalFreakNYC DVD recording
Duration: 41m 30s
Size: 3.90GB
Artwork: COVER.tif and LABEL.tif in DVD_ROM folder

Description: (From vh1.com)
Few movies have reached the iconic status of the original Star Wars trilogy. A long-shot science fiction project that was rejected by multiple Hollywood studios, Star Wars (and its creator George Lucas) defied the skeptics and became one of the biggest pop culture phenomena of all time. Now VH1 is working with Lucasfilm to produce the ultimate oral history of the Star Wars years, When Star Wars Ruled the World. Timed to coincide with the DVD release of the original trilogy on September 21, 2004, this hour-long documentary will take viewers back to those rapturous moments when the whole world wanted to wield a light saber.

The show begins in the mid-1970s as George Lucas struggles to find a way to make his dream project a reality. Relive the incredible and unlikely impact of the first Star Wars movie, the sudden fame of unknowns like Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher, and the way fans around the world fell in love, first with the movie and then with the action figures, pillow cases, C-3PO cereal and everything else they could - and did - line up to buy. Manufacturers could hardly keep up with the demand for anything and everything Star Wars (swamped by clamoring fans, the official Star Wars toymaker, Kenner, at one point had to settle for selling vouchers for yet-to-be-made action figures.)

The show will also chronicle the immense anticipation for the first Star Wars sequel, The Empire Strikes Back and the build-up to the climactic Return of the Jedi that had fans traveling hundreds of miles to visit the gates of the movie's set. Along the way, we will highlight the cultural impression made on millions of fans by Star Wars icons like Darth Vader, Ewoks, and Yoda, and lines like "I am your father," "That's no moon. It's a space station," and, "May the force be with you."

INTERVIEW LIST:
* Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker
* Carrie Fisher - Princess Leia
* Harrison Ford - Han Solo
* Anthony Daniels - C-3P0
* Kenny Baker - R2-D2
* Peter Mayhew - Chewbacca
* Billy Dee Williams - Lando Calrissian
* John Williams - Composer
* Gary Kurtz - Producer on first two Star Wars movies
* Kevin Smith - Director / Superfan
* Frank Oz - Yoda
* Ming-Na - Superfan
* Ken Ralston - Visual Effects
* Alan Ladd Jr. - Fmr. President, 20th Century Fox
* Irvin Kershner - Director, Empire Strikes Back
* Jeremy Bulloch - Boba Fett
* Warwick Davis - Wicket the Ewok
* Daphne Zuniga - Actress, Spaceballs
* Nicole Miyamoto - Superfan
* William Miyamoto - Superfan
* Mike Schiffbauer - Superfan
* Ben Burtt - Sound

babyhum Release List:
bh001: Clapperboard: The Empire Strikes Back
bh002: Horizon: How To Film The Impossible
bh003: The Mythology Of Star Wars
bh004: From Star Wars To Star Wars: The Story Of Industrial Light & Magic
bh005: The A To Z Of Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones
bh006: When Star Wars Ruled The World

Greetings:
Jedi Master Maddi Cordobi
Dr.Gonzo (an expert in his field of medicine)
Rikter Blaksvn (a VERY busy man)
tibur55
Metallaxis
russs15
All at originaltrilogy.com
and a HUGE thank you to DigitalFreakNYC for providing the source material for the main feature.

Contact:
Via the forums at originaltrilogy.com

This DVD is a fan created preservation project intended for entertainment and educational use only. This DVD is NOT to be sold for profit. If the material contained on this DVD is ever made commercially available on any format please destroy this DVD and purchase an official release.

DON’T SUPPORT PIRACY.
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#132336
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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And just to keep you up to date on the distribution of these discs:

Metallaxis, Russs15 & Rikter are kindly upping the releases to myspleen.net for everybody to download

segaflip will be posting them to alt.binaries.starwars as soon as he receives them (he should receive 1 to 4 next week)

klokwerk is now my official distributor for the southern hemisphere. So if you live in Australia or New Zealand (or nearby, in a geographical sense) get in touch with him via PM and I'm sure he'll see what he can do.
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#132308
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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Yes, i know what you're thinking. "These re-releases are all well and good, but when are we going to see something new?"

I never intended these re-releases to take so long, and this disc has taken more time than i wanted to spend on it. The authoring was a bitch. This final version is actually the third draft! That, and the work I'm doing with DigitalFreakNYC has slowed the process down slightly, but I intend to get the remaining re-releases out as soon as I can. Believe me, I'm more bored with them than any of you.

Next... When Star Wars Ruled The World. With... Outtake interviews (in the DVD_ROM section, I don't want to reencode these) & possibly the uncut Triumph the Comic Insult Dog sequence from the AOTC line.
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#132303
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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Re-Release

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bh005: The A To Z Of Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones

Author: babyhum
Video Format: MPEG2/704x576/16x9/PAL/Av.Bitrate 8293kbps
Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2.0 256kbps
Source: 2002 DV recording from digital satellite transmission
Duration: 23m 05s
Size: 3.96GB
Artwork: COVER.tif & DISC.tif in DVD_ROM folder
Source equipment: Sony DCR-PC110E-PAL, Panasonic TU-DSB31 Sky Digibox
Capture equipment: Panasonic DMR-E100H HDD/DVD Recorder

Description:
Transmitted on the ITV network in the UK on May 25th 2002, "The A To Z Of Star Wars: Episode II" was a 25 minute programme consisting of EPK interviews with the cast, documentary footage and scenes from the film edited to form an alphabetic look at the movie (A is for Anakin, B is for bluescreen etc.). I originally posted this footage in 24 parts on theforce.net in VCD format, and also sent some early DVD copies out to a chosen few. When originally recorded onto DV, the image was anamorphic but it had a 4x3 pixel aspect ratio. I have now fixed the aspect ratio and this version is a proper 16x9 transfer (thanks to Adobe Premiere).
Note: The original programme features source material of varying qualities.

http://www.theforce.net/latestnews/story/the_az_of_aotc_complete_files_66167.asp
http://www.theforce.net/latestnews/story/itv1_screens_a_to_z_of_star_wars_66509.asp

babyhum Release List:
bh001: Clapperboard: The Empire Strikes Back
bh002: Horizon: How To Film The Impossible
bh003: The Mythology Of Star Wars
bh004: From Star Wars To Star Wars: The Story Of Industrial Light & Magic
bh005: The A To Z Of Star Wars Episode II: Attack Of The Clones

Greetings:
Metallaxis

DigitalFreakNYC
Jedi Master Maddi Cordobi
Dr.Gonzo (an expert in his field of medicine)
Rikter Blaksvn (a VERY busy man)
tibur55
All at originaltrilogy.com
russs15

Contact:
Via the forums at originaltrilogy.com

This DVD is a fan created preservation project intended for entertainment and educational use only. This DVD is NOT to be sold for profit. If the material contained on this DVD is ever made commercially available on any format please destroy this DVD and purchase an official release.

DON’T SUPPORT PIRACY.
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#132252
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~~~Segaflip's Newsgroup Posting List~~~
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Originally posted by: russs15
Looking forward to seeing what you have done with the Alec Guinness Biography.

If this is SF003 and we have only seen your Lightsaber Montage, what is your other production??? Will there be a Segaflip release thread???

Anyhow, for the "techies" out there, the Alec Guinness Biography was broadcast several times during May in the UK (PAL) on the Biography Channel, which broadcasts on the SKY Digital system. The recording was done by a LITEON LVW-5005 in 2 hour record mode.

Rikter has seen another recording I did using exactly the same settings and was quite impressed by the quality.


I'm hoping to release this eventually. I recorded it from Sky Digital on XP mode on my Panny DVD recorder. I've also got the Arena special and Parkinson interview broadcast around the same time.

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#131958
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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Originally posted by: younso
I still think that some of us would like to have a single disc release as well as the double disc version if possible. Those of us that are not on fast link will have to wait twice as long to download a DL version and not having a DL burner will then have to convert it to SL before burning. I do not what prices people around the world have for DL discs but here in Sweden they cost ca $10.


There is a single disc version available via Rikter. Look on myspleen.net and you'll find it. I'm not going to release a SL version as I'm moving with the times and I'm not going to compromise quality. If someone had captured in HD then I'd wait for the next gen of DVD before I released it.

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#131511
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The Official babyhum Release Thread
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Originally posted by: SKot
Hello babyhum,

On bh006 for the VH1 special, what happened with the raw TiVo footage and extras I sent that you were going to use on the re-release? Is the footage from DigitalFreakNYC actually better quality? You certainly have my blessing to use that instead if that's the case. However, don't forget to include the bonus interviews from the VH1 site I sent you.

Just making sure. I've been looking forward to seeing your final version of this for a while now.

--SKot


I've compared the two and DigitalFreakNYC's transfer just comes out on top. I've noticed with some TiVo transfers some interlacing issues. I will be including the bonus interviews.

I'm working on DigitalFreakNYC's Indy discs at the moment and as soon as I get the first 3 done I'll be back working on the next 4 re-releases.