Removing Yub Nub was one of the dumbest ideas in the history of dumb ideas.
!V, V, VI, and that is all. All three prequels are mediocre, sluggish, poorly written, and hokey. The only good thing about the prequels is riffing on them.
indecks wrote:I got em off of newsgroups. 8 gig files man. Huge. I wonder if I can rip them down to like a 2 gig mkv.
How are video rippers able to do this? What are you losing by going from 8GB to 2GB? Are they removing useless fillers (e.g, trailers, extra footage, subtitles)? Are they decreasing the resolution (1080 -> 720 or 480)? Or is the compression just much better?
Not 100% sure. I know that I usually get rips that are around 1.5 gigs per movie and they are "720p" rips. I'm not sure how they compress them so much and still retain pretty good quality.
I wonder if the format would have to be changed first before DVD Shrink can work with them. For the people that would rather fit it on a single layer (4.7GB) DVD and play it in a DVD player.
Yeah, between watching Episodes 2 and 3 I had an advent with Netflix and learned what real movies were. I saw RotS and I actually laughed at the birth scene. I can't believe such an affront on good taste and sanity made it into a movie. Well, until...
"NOOOoooOOOooOOOoO!"
Watching Clone Wars again hurt me deep inside. I'm gonna play the game right now just to reminisce on a time I legitimately thought that a robot with 4 arms and lung cancer was cool.
sabrage wrote:Yeah, between watching Episodes 2 and 3 I had an advent with Netflix and learned what real movies were. I saw RotS and I actually laughed at the birth scene. I can't believe such an affront on good taste and sanity made it into a movie. Well, until...
"NOOOoooOOOooOOOoO!"
Watching Clone Wars again hurt me deep inside. I'm gonna play the game right now just to reminisce on a time I legitimately thought that a robot with 4 arms and lung cancer was cool.
He didn't have cancer. His lungs were crushed by Mace Windu in The Clone Wars cartoon. The one by Tartakofsky, not the current cgi one.