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#291475
Topic
Wookie Groomer's 1080p Star Wars Saga project (Released)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/291475/action/topic#291475
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Originally posted by: tjdavis1138
Why can't people just download something and convert it themselves? You go through all the trouble of uploading something in the first place and all you get are request for this version or that version There's a shit pot full of tutorials on the internet to convert any format to another!



Why would I re-encode something that is already re-encoded? If I'm going to re-encode something, it's going to be from the highest quality source I can get, not something that already had it's quality trashed.
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#290958
Topic
Info: The Empire Strikes Back in HD Compromise
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/290958/action/topic#290958
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Originally posted by: interfacelift
Is there any chance of an MPEG4, DivX or XviD release of any of the HD versions? While WMVHD works great on Windows and an Xbox360, it doesn't work on all OSs and devices.

Or perhaps even easier -- is there a way to convert these WMVHDs to MPEG4, DivX or XviD?


If you have the bandwidth, here are the original H.264 captures: http://binsearch.info/?q=Star+Wars+oar+AVC+DE-EN-DC&max=100&adv_age=99&server=
They are about 20 gigs per movie

The title crawl and all subs are in German, but the quality is unequaled.
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#290907
Topic
.AVI to DVD
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/290907/action/topic#290907
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Instead, get a DVD player that plays Divx. They can be found for around $30 bucks now. I got a philips that works really well.

It's also nice because the limit isn't the length of the video, but the size of the data. So you can fit 14 300mb episodes or 7 700mb files etc per DVD. All you have to do is throw whatever avi's you want on as a data disc, and it works. No converting, re-encoding etc.