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Author Jaxon's Dad Time 1 11:15 PM Post link So glad to know that the NTSC DVD-9 is now available.

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I'm also going to experiment with burning a DL disc.so honestlyġ) find someone to get it from, its fasterĢ) learn how to use newsgroups, its more constant/faster

My torrents might be a bit slow at the beginning, but they're on 24/7Īnd also, once a few people get it.it gets a lot faster. To demonoid, you can always find my torrents at I'll post a note when i'm ready.if you don't have an invite Some reason, my upload speed is terrible, even though Or someone at put it up there.because for I have a rapidshare premium account, but i'll let adywan,

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Which always happens when i start the torrent

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The newsgroups, and honestly its A lot faster thanĪ torrent would be:(its a pain to set up ).ġ) i'm getting a fast constant download (like rapidshare)Ģ) i don't have to worry about getting cut off, low seeds etc, So if i get the DVD-9, i will put that up on bothĪlso.now, i'm learning how to download it through I put all the torrents up at demonoid, and mininova also. The Adventures Of Luke Skywalker Author negative1 Time 1 9:39 PM Post link well, if someone gets there before me, i should have it all

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I'll either just burn it with a random LB point in Toast or break down and find a Windows box. The author is adding that feature to the next version, whenever it comes out. It has a useless slider of a percentage of the disc to place the LB point. Thanks again!ĮDIT: Well, I just realized that LiquidCD cannot accurately set a custom layer break point and doesn't recognize layer breaks in ISO's. I can't wait to burn these and get them into some cases on my shelf. I know I've fawned over this project in previous posts, but I really can't put into words how impressive your work is to me. For dual layer discs I use LiquidCD, as it is the only OS X burning app that lets you manually set the layer break point, AFAIK. Ady, can you tell us specifically what the layer-break points are for both projects? I'm on OS X, so ImgBurn is not an option (old, non-Intel Mac). Venerable member of the “Red Eye” Knights Author MoveAlong Time 1 9:06 PM (Edited) Post link Just downloaded both the PAL and NTSC DVD-9's from usenet. Thanks again Adywan, excellent work, and go take that break you've been talking about, because I know we are all looking forward to what you are going to do with Empire!Īuthor AuggieBenDoggie Time 1 5:33 PM Post link WOW, the DVD-9 NTSC version is finially out! Hope the torrent pops up pretty soon.

Author gavin77 Time 1 5:10 PM Post link Just checked the NTSC DVD-9 out, and it is great!! The extended Alderan scene is amazing, and I wish I could somehow include it in the film just for my own gratification.Īs far as the easter eggs, I quickly become brain-dead when looking for those, and I have a life, so needless to say if any of you 'egg-heads' want to share some egg-trivia with a brother that would be sweet! My outlook on life - we’re all on the Hindenburg anyway…no point fighting over the window seat. I'll be testing Burn as I'd love to uncover a good alternative.Will there eventually be RapidShare links too?

I returned to Toast after it added the capability to burn multiple cd's simultaneously.

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It also has an annoying copy protection scheme (for the software program) that packs in every so often requiring about an hour of work using their user-unfriendly website. I've used the Claris Product Discribe which is a little leaner, but not much better. It's a great example of Sick Boy's unifying theory of life, particularly when commenting on Lou Reed. The video conversion quality has increasingly lagged behind other options (such as handbrake/visualhub), and often takes significantly more time (hours versus minutes) in some situations. The limitations with the Tivo features are beyond annoying. The additional programs bundled with Toast follow a similar pattern if not more so. There's also been some recent history with Roxio being on the back foot when OS updates have occurred leaving some software features unusable. I'm up-to-date with 11, and it is bloatware, at times annoyingly awkward, and somewhat unstable. It's become increasingly worse since around Version 8. I've been using Toast since it was freeware provided in cd drives around the time of the original iMac.