You might not notice this problem at all. The Panasonic players, such as my BD-60, don't seem to be affected by Ady's 24fps encode.
As does the BD-60, and indeed PowerDVD when I mounted the iso to check it out before burning it to disc.
I only saw AOTC in 35 mm but it's probable that the DLP versions also had the alternate Padmé line when she's lying on the dune after having fallen out of the speeder. The IMAX print certainly had the same audio track as the DVD, where she simply says "uh huh" rather than something like "Yes" after the clone trooper asks if she's ok, as she did in the theatrical 35 mil, a line that didn't sync with her lip movements for that shot.
Hi,
Just felt the need to add my own thoughts to the thread. Although I got hold of the remastered scores quite a while ago now I only recently got around to listening to them properly, and they are truly wonderful! Thank you so much for all your work ABC - it's fantastic to be able to listen to the scores without having my ear drums destroyed by the treble from the brass! It really is like listening to them for the first time all over again.
Well just managed to get hold of IV and V and must say I'm mighty impressed. Lovely upgrade over anything available on DVD - it was almost like watching the films for the first time all over again! Thanks a lot for making these available Ady!
I just have one question though: ep v was pretty much perfect but I noticed with ep iv that for quite a lot of the film I was seeing a sort of flickering. It was almost like the detail was being lost for a fraction of a second and then restored. As I noticed this when using DXVA through media player classic and also when using software decoding with coreavc I'm confident that it's an issue with the files themselves rather than my setup. Just wondered what the cause was for this, or indeed if anyone else had noticed such an issue. I couldn't see anything reported about this in the thread so I'm a little concerned it's a problem with the copy I've obtained!
Could I also ask for a pm for details of obtaining the classic trilogy? Usenet only seems to have Ep V available atm.
Thanks!