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tlbauerle said:

Hey...apparently...I'm a bit late to this game.

I'm thinking about downloading this based on what I saw in a You Tube trailer...but can someone upload the REVISITED trailers? I'd love to see them before I download this thing.

So far I'm quite impressed.

Adywan said:

Only if you are burning with Imgburn. The ISO burns fine with Nero

scrapbook said:

Hi guys.

New member here :-)

Can I ask if there are rapidshare links anyway to the DVD9.Pal version?

Fanedit only seems to have the NTSC links

Thank you!!

adywan said:


i used the ripped png's from behind the magic that someone posted a while back (can't remember who did this rip, sorry)
To be honest i have deleted the adobe after effects project file so i can't remember the exact way i did it. I'm pretty sure that i opened the pngs in virtualdubmod and saved them as a 29fps avi. then imported it into after effects. changed the composition framerate to 25fps (there was a reason i didn't make it 24). changed the length of the avi to match the exact length of the audio using the time stretch function. I set the "frame blending" to "pixel motion" and rendered it. It did cause a few artefacts during fast motion but it did work at smoothing out the motion. With extra work (which i couldn't be bothered to do cleaning up all the frames) you can mask out the problem areas and create a smooth motion copy. Like i said i haven't got the project file to check that this was the exact way but i'm pretty sure it was.

Onto the subject of newsgroups well i find them as easy as torrents but hell of a lot faster. i use giganews and can download a DVD-5 in about 1hr 30mins on an 8mb connection. It have the unlimited account which costs about £12 per month but there are cheaper providers out there. If you compare how long it takes to get a DVD from usenet compared to the crawl it takes for a torrent it is worth investing in a usenet account because you would probably be using that much electric with having to have your pc on so long to get the torrent downloaded.

It is as easy as torrent too. once you have set up your newsreader, which with something like newzbinpro is really easy because all you have to do is enter your username & password and your done. you can then load up the groups you want easily but this isn't necessary to get the posts you want. took me 2 minutes when i first used it to get all set up and running.

All you have to do is use the binsearch site. you do a search and it lists all the files available. once you have found the release you just tick the box by the side of it (usually a complete release has already been grouped together) and create an nzb file. this is the same as having a torrent file because it contains all the info your reader needs to download the files . then open your nzb file in your newsreader, tell it where to download the files to and your done. Easy. i can't really see anything harder in using newsgroups. its faster, you don't have to upload anything which gives you your maximum download speed. people moaning that they can't have a credit card so they can't use usenet need to do some searching on the internet. Pay as you go credit cards are widely available and anyone can get one. some charge you a monthly fee but free ones are available, you just need to shop around. And i guess that the ones moaning about having to pay a few pounds(or dollars) each month for good access but use torrents regularly can't be paying for their electric bill. I know for a fact that mine certainly went down each month once i stopped using torrents and switched to usenet. Plus usenet isn't throttled by most ISP's the way torrents are or at least not as much so you usually always get your full download speed. And most ISP's have their own usenet access but don't have the good retention as a proper service, so you wouldn't even have to pay for it.

newsgroups:
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- hard to set up, HUGE LEARNING CURVE for newcomers
- hard to get access (credit hassle, etc if you want to subscribe)
+ might be faster if you have a good connection

Ziz said:

I decided to pay for RapidShare to get the DVD9 version. The 48 hour subscription worked out to about $7 US. The 1 month works out to about $11.

On a cable modem, doing 4 files at a time, I got the whole thing in about 6 hours. When I got the DVD5 version, I did it for free (one file at a time, 2 hour downtime between them) and it took me a full week of after work periods and almost whole weekend days morning to night.

rpvee said:

I don't know why I can't do torrents. It downloaded in like a second, I tried to open it, but my computer had to go online to look for software to use to open it. It found none. :-/

Ugh... my computer can't even do torrents. Advice, anyone?

negative1 said:

alright,

if this is any easier...(mabye, maybe not)..
for those that prefer torrents....

i have put up the torrent for:
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star wars ep IV - 2008 revisited adywan mp4/ipod

go to demonoid or mininova, and do a search there..


by, the way, it looks/sounds great even in this format!

later
-1

'may the force be with you'

rpvee said:



OK, a few things:

1. I love the clips on Youtube - you are a genius to have made this!
2. I wish you the best of luck on ESB Revisited.
3. Where do I get winrar, and is it an official Windows program?
4. I would still need the film in .mp4 format before I have any point in getting winrar in the first place.

rpvee said:

Is there any way at all that I can get this in mp4 format? To have it on my iPod would be amazing...