I've not been able to find a torrent for Phantom Menace anywhere.
Anyone? There seem to be a couple...the other being bit-hdtv.com
I'd appreciate it.
http://archives.tsr.ch/player/personnalite-harrisonford
Sorry if this has been posted before!
Hey guys...played it back on my DVD player today and it worked perfectly! No issues! Great job! :)
Question...were the trailers for all 4 films not contained in the quadrilogy???
Ziz said:Step two - copy everything over to another brand drive. Hell, two other drives.
Ohhhhhhhhhh so done :)
I got my drive back. After $600...EVERYTHING was saved.
Thank god.
And I'd like to send out a nice little "F U" to Seagate for making all of this possible...and not cleaning up the mess afterwards.
ummm....ok....BACK ON TOPIC
I got my drive back. After $600...EVERYTHING was saved.
Thank god.
And I'd like to send out a nice little "F U" to Seagate for making all of this possible...and not cleaning up the mess afterwards.
Raiders leaked quite some time ago. Everyone is still waiting for TOD and LC
Jonno said:You're the first to mention it, which parts are you referring to? Has anyone else had any problems?
The only source I had for the DirectTV commercial was a webrip (via tb1971). If you know of better...
Hmm...I just watched the TV commercials...and they're about a second out of sync. I'm going to have to watch the rest.
The last thing I want to do is disrespect you guys for putting this together. Maybe it's a problem with the download? I dunno...
Doesn't make sense that a rapidshare download would create a sync problem
Not to be a jerk but why is the audio so horribly out of sync on some of this? I've only watched a few parts and it's unwatchable.
I'm also really surprised that the DirecTV commercial is in such poor shape.
I thought this doesn't work with Time Warner cable boxes. Has something changed? I've been wanting to capture HD stuff forever. Doesn't seem like it's happening.
joebshmoe said:your best bet is to get "raid edition" drives, which are designed for more usage regardless if you use them for raid or not (i.e. WD RE3 drive, NOT RE4-GP which is a green/low power model). the seagate 7200.12 drives are good, too, but i wouldn't be surprised if you are opposed to them...
I'm already up and running with 2 Western Digital 620gb drives. They'll be cloned so no worries about losing info again. :)
Guys,
I want to thank you all for the kind words and the paypal offer.
As much as I don't want to take you up on it, I just may. At this point, i don't even know if the material has been saved. if it has, I will let you know and we'll take it from there.
As a thank you, I would promise to get the Indy discs out immediately and I would give early download links to anyone who contributes.
I'm also planning on re-doing the original discs for the first 3 movies as well.
I promise to keep you updated.
ChainsawAsh said:I disagree about IMAX, but only if the film is *shot* in IMAX. Blowing up 35mm (or worse, digital) film to IMAX (which is 70mm turned on its side) is completely pointless. But I guarantee if you compare something that was shot on 70mm/IMAX to anything shot on 35mm, it completely blows it out of the water. If it weren't so damned expensive, I'd prefer that everything were shot on 70mm.
I don't like the fact that you have to shoot in one aspect ratio for IMAX.
But, yes, 70mm would absolutely be preferred.
I feel the same way about 3D as I do about IMAX: needless gimmick.
I actually VERY MUCH enjoyed GI Joe AND Transformers 2.
Terminator Salvation, on the other hand, was an absolute shitfest.
Has TPM shown up on torrents yet? :)
ferris209 said:digitalfreaknyc said:ferris209 said:I think that Seagate is recovering the data for free since it is their fault.
From what I read, Seagate STARTED doing it for free...and then stopped. They probably realized what a HUGE problem it was and said "no more." I couldn't even get a live person on the phone when I tried calling last week. I didn't want to wait longer and risk the data no longer being there.
http://consumerist.com/266646/contact-seagate-executive-customer-service
Thanks for the info. I dunno what I can do now. i suppose email them and tell them of my situation? They're not going to reimburse me, I'm sure.
ferris209 said:I think that Seagate is recovering the data for free since it is their fault.
From what I read, Seagate STARTED doing it for free...and then stopped. They probably realized what a HUGE problem it was and said "no more." I couldn't even get a live person on the phone when I tried calling last week. I didn't want to wait longer and risk the data no longer being there.
adywan said:Yeh, there's a huge problem with Seagate drives. Not sure if this will help at all
Yup. That's what happened. If it's bricked, it's bricked. You can't flash the firmware if you can't get any bios ANYWHERE to recognize it. :(
Anyway...hopefully after $600 +/-, I'll get my stuff back. :(
vbangle said:The firmware is NOT on the platters. Doesn't sound like they know what they're doing...maybe get someone else.
Yes it is. Check out any thread about the Seagate 500gb drives. I can give you the version # when I get home. All of the drives from that line are crapping out. :( Here's a link with info: http://forums.slizone.com/lofiversion/index.php?t33993.html
Anyway...it was sent off. $600 if they can fix it. Waiting to hear back. It arrived there yesterday.
rook3 said:Is anyone still seeding the Making of Raiders/TOD/Crusade and great stunts materials? My searches have come up empty. I used to have some of it but had a HDD crash a while back and lost what I had.
Thanks,
Rook
I will be re-doing my discs for those documentaries. I did newer captures (from the laserdiscs) and I'll be putting extra material on there to fill out the dual-layer discs.