videoguy71

Brade said:

FYI the error I've gotten on the 3 discs I've tried so far on the PS3 is error 80029941 (then I'm forced to cancel with no playback).

Yeah, sorry that doesn't work for you. I really can't say which of those options would work best since I have no experience at all with that software. I use Toast a lot (actually work in the post production field) so for me it has been worth the purchase. :o(

Brade said:

$100 for it though!

I guess I'll give it a shot if I find nothing else, but there's got to be a free utility that does this somewhere.

You might also try just burning the file directly onto the disc via finder. I believe that will work as well. The PS3 should just read the file as though it is a data disc. Just mount your recordable BD25 and drag the BDMV into the disc. Hit burn. This works with my Sony blu Ray player so I'm thinking the PS3 should be able to read it as well.

Brade said:

Thanks, but alas, I'm on a Mac. With the ISO's it was easy b/c I can automatically mount and burn a disc from those. With ROTJ, I found this app "Burn" which seemed to be the right thing, but I guess not. (And BTW, the movie plays fine on the Mac itself--I'm just having issues getting it on a playable disc for PS3.)

Anyone burned a straight BDMV on a Mac?

 Yes. I use Toast Titanium to do the BDMV burn. Works like a charm.

towne32 said:

videoguy71 said:

Just wondering if anyone has actually tried burning the Grindhouse to a BD? File seems to be just just slightly over 25GB. Keep getting a message that the file is too large for the disc.

You should probably read the last few pages. They're working on it.

 ok cool… thanks!

Just wondering if anyone has actually tried burning the Grindhouse to a BD? File seems to be just just slightly over 25GB. Keep getting a message that the file is too large for the disc.

n00b said:

Behodar said:

Unfortunately these fixes (typos in the credits - quote is from page 77) didn't make it into the released 2.0; it looks like you forgot to re-render them. Something for the 2.1 to-do list :)

OMG, none of those typos was fixed? There were at least 10 >.<

EDIT: The necessary fixes are (in order):

NORMAN CHANGER => NORMAN CHANCER (02:01:56) 

Dialoge Editors => Dialogue Editors  (02:02:39) 

JOHN CAMPELL => JOHN CAMPBELL (02:03:04) 

Asssistant Directors =>Assistant Directors (02:03:07) 

Additional matte Photography => Additional Matte Photography (02:03:33) 

Assistant Acountants => Assistant Accountants (02:03:47) 

Electronics Engineers => Electronic Engineers (02:03:53) 

Supervising Stage Technicians => Supervising Stage Technician (02:03:57) 

Minature Pyrotechnics => Miniature Pyrotechnics (02:03:59) 

comma after applicable laws (02:04:41)

Beyond that, SirJonah has done some minor adjustments (character spacing etc.).

EDIT 2: @ Beber

Thanks!

So just wondering... are there any plans to immediately rectify these typos for version 2.0? Should be a relatively easy fix?

I picture this as a Shawshank Redemption moment when Andy is playing Duettino from The Marriage of Figaro. Inside the control room, turning up the volume while George is trying to get inside with a prop lightsaber in his hand knocking on the glass.

 

 

michaelkirschner said:

I have this fantasy that I have a job at Spike TV (shitty American tv network that airs Star Wars movies from time to time) and I'll have the job where I am in charge of loading discs into the computers and on the day that I am loading in the star wars disc into the computer I "get confused" and "accidentally" load in the despecialized disc

1971 here. Saw all three films in their original forms in theaters during their original runs... ahhh to be 6, 9, and 12 again!!

That's awesome! Any idea when v 2.1 will be ready?