AntcuFaalb said:
Update: Harmy removed the burned-in South America 1936 Japanese subtitles beautifully, so that's done!
I'm pretty sure there's a WOWOW Channel Logo you'll want him to remove from the Nepal scene.
@ harley333
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Definitely Wayne's World 2
@ Marghe
Check your private messages.
Beber said:
As far as I remember, "South America" is the only Japanese burnt in subtitle in that Raiders.
I'm pretty sure it displays "WOWOW" during the Nepal scene.
Edit: Okay it's not Japanese but I'm sure you want to remove it.
towne32 said:
Alderaan94 said:
Hi¡ Is there a version of the movie with the 1983 scenes but the 1997 Ending/Celebration with the changed music? I prefer the originals, but i grew up with the Special Edition Celebration Music and an hybrid versión would be epic, with only Endor footage and Sebastian Shaw but with the 1997 music.
You would have to make it yourself.
No he wouldn't. Everything Alderaan94 described is in KK650's Semi-Specialized Edition. (Available on the usual paradoxical site)
togedu said:
I'd love to get this!
You've got it. Check your PM's.
Can I please have an invite? Love everything I've seen from Team-Blu.
Guess it's time for a 'Repack #2' now.
Williarob said:
Looks like this is now on the usenet at a.b.starwars:
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Unfortunately it's corrupt and doesn't have enough par2 files. The one from two days earlier is corrupt too and unfixable too. :(
I was having the same problems you guys are having until I downloaded the latest version of tsmuxer. Check to see what version you have. You won't need eac3to or anything else if you get the latest version here:
@ suntech & kaosjm
I hooked you both up. check your pm's.
Pink Floyd - Pigs (Three Different Ones)
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Star Wars: Harmy's 2.5
Empire: Harmy's 2.0
ROTJ: KK650's Semi-Specialized (Until Harmy finishes his 2.0)
@ EyeShotFirst
I will never get tired of Steely Dan's 'Aja'. One of my all time favorites.
TV's Frink said:
I bought my wife Green Day's 21st Century Breakdown when it came out, and I just finally got around to listening to it in the past few weeks. Great stuff, almost as good as American Idiot.
IMO I would definitely say the standouts are Viva La Gloria and Murder City. Great, Great songs and of course somehow neither one is one of the 5 singles from the album.
@ pixletwin
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EyeShotFirst said:
^That had to be the best thing the MKII lineup made. I don't think you can say you've heard Deep Purple, until you've heard that album. No frills, just great live performances. I think it's a better look into their sound than their albums provided.
Dire Straits - Dire Straits (1978)
Every guitarist needs to listen to this album.
sultans of swing = incredible guitar solo
I think I might have to check out the album now
TV's Frink said:
Agreed, Papa Don't Preach is amazing.
*Fixed
Edit: definitely turn it up loud:
Ryan McAvoy said:
True, in fact I'd put 'Like A Prayer' up there with Shakespeare and Beethoven. That reminds me, I haven't listened to that track the usual 50 times this week.
Papa Don't Preach >>>>> Like a Prayer. In fact almost everything by her before 1989 is better than Like a Prayer.
team_negative1 said:
Thanks for the compliments from everyone. We are glad you are enjoying it.
We haven't tried, but it should be possible to merge the m2ts files together into one, and remake the bluray that way, so that there are no gaps. You could test it on a computer first before burning to see if it works.
Team Negative1
You can with Tsmuxer. Just open the correct .mpls file.
For an MKV 'MakeMKV' will merge them all into one MKV. MKVmerge/MKVtoolnix will do this too.
EyeShotFirst said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
Dial M for Murder (1954)
Bland direction, no likable characters, and all that convoluted nonsense with the keys near the end make this one of the most overrated movies I've ever seen. Ray Milland's performance is the only real saving grace this picture has.
I'm positive that were it not for Hitchcock's name, this movie would've been forgotten decades ago.
C-
I agree completely. I was going on a Hitchcock binge recently and Dial M for Murder was the only film I just couldn't get into. I just don't thing it grabs the audience like Hitchcock films do. Why is this considered one of his masterpieces, and Marnie considered a crapsterpiece?
I really liked Dial M but it's definitely no masterpiece. I've seen a lot of Hitchcock movies and Marnie is easily my least favorite.
EyeShotFirst said:
I think in order to make the perfect Thunderball/NSNA, one would need to simply take Thunderball and trim the fat.
available at fanedit.info
Hal 9000 said:
Wow, I'm not sure! I'll see about getting that straightened out. Thanks for the tip.
You're welcome.
