OK try this one ChainsawAsh,
part 1
http://hotfile.com/dl/84134106/0c916f4/EP_IV_CRAWL.rar.html
part 2
http://hotfile.com/dl/84131114/8f28d6d/EP_IV_CRAWL.r00.html
part 3
http://hotfile.com/dl/84132188/8f0f16e/EP_IV_CRAWL.r01.html
ABC, do you even know who that avatar is by any chance?
@ ChainsawAsh, I am re-upping new rar's, just hang a second.
ChainsawAsh said:
dark_jedi said:
ChainsawAsh said:
Why is part 1 an .exe file?
That is just they way winrar rar'd the avi file, it is OK.
So, should I just change the extension to .rar, then? I'm on a Mac, so .exe is useless to me.
damn I am not sure, and to be honest I don't know why winrar made the first part an exe file, you could try, if it doesn't work let me know, but whe I click the exe file in unrars fine.
msycamore said:
I also think it's still available on usenet.
I tried looking there and could not find it, do you have a link?
ChainsawAsh said:
Why is part 1 an .exe file?
That is just they way winrar rar'd the avi file, it is OK.
OK here is Episode IV crawl links(lossless avi) 495 MB's:
part 1
http://hotfile.com/dl/84107083/4ed43b1/EPISODE_IV_CRAWL.part1.exe.html
part 2
http://hotfile.com/dl/84109080/959f524/EPISODE_IV_CRAWL.part2.rar.html
part 3
http://hotfile.com/dl/84109894/a0e5fe1/EPISODE_IV_CRAWL.part3.rar.html
Hope this is what you guys wanted, good luck matching it, this does not look as good as the V3 at all.
I have it and I already ripped it, and converted it to NTSC and will upload the lossless avi for you guys.
I have just about everything ever released, which Moth3r set would this be, 3 3 DVD PAL set he did a while back?
Plus I don't have any idea how to do it even if I wanted to, wish I did, but I don't, I would need a how to guide for DVD Lab Pro.
Well I found the SWIVBOOT DVD and the pan & scan DVD(the top 2 files) but I still am having a hard time finding the 2 CD Moth3r version, does anyone have a link to these just in case I can't find them?
Well at least to me, since this is suppose to be as close to theatrical as possible for these, I really don't want it there since it originally wasn't, so people that do want it, will just have to do it themselves.
EPISODE IV was not on there back when it first came out was it? I thought that was added later, and if so why would people want that?
Just curious, Doesn't the GOUT have the original crawl? and if so what is it you guys want?
zombie84 said:
Also, is the 1977 bootleg available in any non-newsgroup source? I deleted mine a few years back and I've been kicking myself ever since.
My list shows that I have it, if I find it and you don't have it by then I could get it to you, do you do torrents? if so I could set up a private torrent for you to get this, it will only be you and I connected.
hairy_hen said:
Keep in mind that d_j can't possibly include everything people want on these dvd's. They are primarily meant to be the best rendition of the GOUT video with various alternate soundtracks, not an archive of every tiny little thing there has ever been. Keep the expectations to a reasonable level, folks. ;)
Very well said hairy_hen, a lot better and nicer than I would have said it LOL.
Thanks
I use DVD Lab Pro and I still have no idea how to do this so I am pretty certain this option will not be on this set.
@ChainsawAsh I sent you an email.
schorman13 said:
DJ, Have you thought about adding a selectable crawl to the beginning of Star Wars? There is really no definitive version of the original, Episode IV crawl archived. The SE crawl has a different star field, and some different timings, so I think it should be regarded as a different version.
To me, Moth3r's pal dvd seems to be the best quality version, but when comparing to my DC and 1989 Laserdiscs, the framing is off. Additionally, there are some noticeable recording or encoding artifacts present.
I'm just curious if you'd considered this as otherwise I will attempt to tackle this myself (I think it would require a new capture), though the most obvious issue would be matching the EP. IV crawl to the dvd Gout footage.
The video is all done for all movies, plus I do not know how to have a selectable crawl option on the DVD, so to answer your question, probably not.
If it wasn't for my BD drive I would not have salvaged all the '97 SE broadcast DVD's I have, but I have since backed them all up again on Tayo media and on an external.
Those DVD labels are friggin cool Leguman.
So is this what it should be now?
Star Wars
Video,
16:9 Anamorphic @ 2.35:1
Audio,
1977 Theatrical Stereo
1977 70mm Dolby Digital 5.1 Six-Track Reconstruction
1977 Theatrical Mono
1985 Home Video Stereo Remix
1993 Home Video Stereo Remix
The Empire Strikes Back
Video,
16:9 Anamorphic @ 2.35:1
Audio,
1980 Theatrical Stereo
Dolby Digital 5.1 Remix
1993 Home Video Stereo Remix
Bonus,
Rare 1980 "Empire Hotline" Recordings Featuring - C-3PO, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader.
The Return Of The Jedi
Video,
16:9 Anamorphic @ 2.35:1
Audio,
1983 Theatrical Stereo
Dolby Digital 5.1 Remix
1993 Home Video Stereo Remix
If so then basically I did not have to capture the audio from the JSC right?
OK, so what tracks should be included or not for each movie? this is getting to damn confusing.
@ Leguman, you might want to wait a bit, it seems the specs are going to change again, but trust me, this will be the last time specs change.
Just scored 1 of 2000 made Blu-ray Metalpacks of the Trilogy of The Dead, it has Night of The Living Dead, Dawn of The Dead and Day of The Dead, also have The A-Team(Blu-ray steelbook)coming from China and it has the Theatrical version and the Extended cut, hopefully that will be here tomorrow, love finding cool stuff in other countries.
FRACKIN NICE Leguman!