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#164396
Topic
Star Wars DVD Covers
Time
Originally posted by: PSYCHO_DAYV
Originally posted by: RickWJ324
Here's a great cover created by Ric Easton that is for the entire series plus the Bonus Discs (10 disc total). Ric does AWESOME customs! You can check out his work at: Click Here
On his site there is also a link on where you can buy the 10 disc cases.

http://img104.imagevenue.com/loc17/th_358_Complete_Saga.jpg
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I'VE ALWAYS LOVED HIS COVERS. I'VE BEEN A FAN OF THEM FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS, AND I WILL CONTINUE TO BE A HUGE FAN OF HIS WORK.


My latest attempt at a customised version of this with Alec Guinness as OB1

SWsaga 10 disk cover

This is highly compressed the original is a lot better quality
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#160293
Topic
RotS: Evolutionary design in the prequels and the "Vader Outfit"
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Their was some speculation that Vaders suit would be a prototype design for ROTS during filming. Whether it was really considered or just a rumour is anyone's guess, although their where some pretty convincing drawings and old EU illustrations flying around the net at the time. I remeber one that looked pretty cool was a bit like an old fashioned frogman's respirator and big red goggles, the head was unprotected ie just bald. Looked Good!!
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#159214
Topic
France
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I think the point is that despite all the posturing france makes in the EU parliament they have one of the most selfish and intolerent societies within the EU and we Brits and other nationalities hate being told what to do by idiotic french politicians who can't even get their own house in order.
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#156525
Topic
Star Wars DVD Covers
Time
Originally posted by: RickWJ324
Here's a great cover created by Ric Easton that is for the entire series plus the Bonus Discs (10 disc total). Ric does AWESOME customs! You can check out his work at: Click Here
On his site there is also a link on where you can buy the 10 disc cases.

http://img104.imagevenue.com/loc17/th_358_Complete_Saga.jpg
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I have those 2 covers. They are great though I think they would look better with Alec Guinness as OB1, so all the characters are as we saw them for the last time (perhaps the older Yoda in the OT would be better as well). Any bored artists willing to give it a go?
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#154045
Topic
Changes you want (or don't want) to the 2007 archival editions
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If an anniversary boxset does come out in 2007 GL should call them directors cuts as he should have been doing since 1997. I can't really see him changing much for the forseeable future, perhaps CG yoda in TPM would be a decent change.

Wait for another 20 years until 2027 and if GL hasn't shuffled off his mortal coil Ewan and Hayden would be about the right age for.... No I don't even want to go there.
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#150575
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Idea: Lord Of The Rings trilogy edit...
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Never rely on hollywood to stay faithfull to any historical fact or fiction when they make a film. I didn't bother with LOTR after the 1st film, I have no doubt they will change TLTWATW's story line to. The trick is to see the films then read the books, unforunately most of the generations alive today had to do the opposite so we're always going to be disappointed.
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#150358
Topic
.: The X0 Project Discussion Thread :. (* unfinished project *)
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Originally posted by: Warp99
Originally posted by: ripa
Originally posted by: Laserman
I thought I covered most of this before?


I'm sorry, but the search function seems to be a bit limited (only searches thread titles).

Anyway, I thought that the rotational speed difference would only yield a different frame rate but otherwise compliant PAL signal. I didn't think of the effects on the modulated signal. Since both PAL and NTSC video signals are FM modulated onto a 7,1MHz carrier, playing that back at a wrong speed would shift the carrier frequency, probably causing demodulating to fail. Also, I just noticed the technical discussion forum, where I should have posted this instead. I guess I got too excited about the prospect of playing back PAL discs on the X0. Sorry about that.

I don't think you should worry about it, finding or making a X0 equivalent PAL player has been a reoccuring topic since the beginning of the presevation efforts.

You can find detailed information of the NTSC and PAL laserdisc formats here:

The LaserDisc Technical Page

As you can see the NTSC carrier is 8.1Mhz and the PAL is 7.1Mhz, also the BW and sound carriers are different so very likely also the filters before the demodulation stage need to be changed.


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