CarboniteSolo said:
Here’s an alternate version of Return of the Jedi without the blue lightsaber from TFA in the way.
How did you do that?
Also, did you make one for Caravan Of Courage? (Haven’t seen those movies in a long time).
I was thinking about making a set similar to this. I might leave the text plain white. I don’t know.
I would absolutely love to see a cover set based on the recent Star Wars Celebration Mural.
Funny enough, I’m working on a set of covers.
Can’t wait!
I would absolutely love to see a cover set based on the recent Star Wars Celebration Mural.
I loved this teaser so much, I @&#/ing cried! Yeah, I ain’t afraid of admitting that was shedding a tear or two.
I would like to watch this 😃
I wonder what it would be like watching a 35mm print of TMP.
I have a sound bar & subwoofer for my 4k TV. The downside is that there’s not much to the sound when it comes to bass in the mono track, which is a bummer, considering I preferred watching it in mono.
On a side note, compared to 1.0 the results are night & day. 4k77 1.4 looks even better.
I would like to see this as well. This makes me very excited, and I am curious to see this compared to the blu ray releases.
Off topic, but for someone like me, who’s been a fan of Star Trek since birth, The Orville is a breath of fresh air. It takes me back to a Star Trek before what it is now (even though it’s not Star Trek).
Finally! Yes!
I was born in 1990. My intro to Star Wars was the CBS/FOX tapes older than me (mostly ROTJ). I grew up in a time when I had the older tapes, witnessed the release of the special Editions, and the Prequels.
A little off topic, but can somebody please explain to me the difference between a hardcore and casual Star Wars fan? I personally don’t want to consider myself a casual fan. I’ve been a fan of the Star Wars movies since birth. When I think of a casual fan, I think of someone who just started getting into it in their adulthood.
That may take time. I would have to buy a new printer and bd 50 printable discs. What about slip covers? Anyone know the best paper to print for slip covers?
Any advice on disc labels? I don’t really have a printer designed to digitally print a picture on a disc, but I “might” be able to print labels on paper using “avery.com.”
Off topic (because this is for ANH) but I want to create a Blu Ray compatible ISO for TESB (Grindhouse Dreamastered Version 2). I can just use Tsumuxer, right?
I’ve been trying to find a Blu ray compatible ISO for the Dreamastered (Version 2) and can’t seem to find one. I’m guessing it doesn’t exist, right?
Can’t wait to buy BD 50 discs for the ISOs. Even though it’s 1080p, it looks amazing on my 4k TV.
I demuxed the mono track from the Despecialized AVCHD, and placed in the MKV using mkvtool. It worked!
ChainsawAsh said:
Don’t know. I’m sure someone has it in PCM or Dolby. If you have a 2.5-2.7 Despecialized AVCHD, it might have the mono in Dolby that you can pull from that and mux in with your 4K77 video.
Alright, I did just that. We’ll have to wait and see.
It didn’t work. 😦
It was playing just fine on my computer through pot player, but when I played it on my TV with the external hdd, there was video, but no audio. Did I do something wrong (i followed the steps)? Is there a mono Track available that isn’t dts?
If not, I might get the ISO, but I can either make the ISO myself, or download the one that’s already available (but that is in 1080p only, so it would defeat the purpose of what I’m trying to do).
Edit: I’m getting a 4k blu ray player soon. If I were to connect my hard drive to the player, will the dts files be available?
A quick search of your model number turned up the manual, which sent me to go.roku.com/rokumediaplayer for a list of supported formats. DTS is listed, but it also specifically says:
Note: DTS-HD and lossless DTS are not supported.
So you’ll have to remux the MKV file with a standard DTS encode of the mix of your choice, or a Dolby Digital/AC-3 encode.
However, FLAC and PCM (.wav) audio are supported, so if you still want lossless you can remux your MKV with an uncompressed PCM encode or a lossless FLAC encode. I don’t have the mono mix in any of these flavors, but I’m sure someone can help you out with that.
Okay I installed Tsmuxer and opened the mkv file. I kept the mono track checked. How do I know that the output file will retain the same quality as the original?
Okay so I was able to play the movie on my TV via the external hard drive. It look incredible in 4k. Unfortunately when connect to the TV’s usb port, I the DTS Audio options on not available. I can only see the Dolby Digital tracks and the commentary options. Also, the default audio that plays when starting the video is the 1993 commentary. This is my TV: https://www.amazon.com/TCL-49S405-49-Inch-Ultra-Smart/dp/B01MYGISTO
Is there any way to fix this? I specifically want to watch the film with the DTS 1.0 1977 Mono track.
Okay I bought myself an external harddrive, and I’m currently downloading 4k77 (4k) on the drive.
Is this still happening?
