Star Wars Despecialized Edition (1977) Harmy Fan Preservation 72

Video
Duration : 2h 1mn
Bit rate : 5 500 Kbps
Width : 1 280 pixels
Height : 540 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 2.35:1
Frame rate : 23.976 fps

Audio #1
Format : AC-3
Bit rate : 640 Kbps
Channel(s) : 6 channels
Title : 1977 70mm six track mix

Audio #2
Format : AC-3
Bit rate : 192 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Title : 1977 35mm stereo mix

Audio #3
Format : AC-3
Bit rate : 96.0 Kbps
Channel(s) : 1 channel
Title : 1977 35mm mono mix

Text #1
Language : English

Text #2
Title : SDH
Language : English

Text #3
Title : For Mono Audio
Language : English

This re-encoding is not done by Harmy himself. This was done after talking to him and with his knowledge.
Harmy’s original v2.5 release is 18 GB in size. So this is just a re-encode of that file to make a more
manageable size. Harmy’s original nfo for that file comes below. Atlantis.

HARMY PROUDLY PRESENTS

STAR WARS - DESPECIALIZED EDITION REMASTERED (v2.5)

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This is a reconstruction of the 1977 theatrical version of STAR WARS. The original shots were painstakingly restored using
various sources (listed below) and the film received an extensive shot by shot colour correction based on a fade free 1977
I.B. Technicolor Print.

The remastered version (v2.0) represented a significant improvement in picture quality over the earlier version.

Version v2.1 further improved upon the previous version mainly by refining the colour correction but also by replacing many of the despecialized shots with higher quality ones.

Version v2.5 offers few more little tweaks to the picture and contains an unprecedented number of audio options, including lossless
DTS-HD tracks for the original mixes (the original 70mm six-track was recreated by hairy_hen, the original stereo mix was captured
from LaserDisc PCM and fixed up by hairy_hen and the original mono mix was restored by Belbucus from a VHS recording), an isolated
score, four different commentary tracks, dubbing tracks in ten different languages and dialects and a British commentary
for visually impaired.