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First, Star Wars is copyrighted by LFL and you have to own a copy of the films in order to own a copy of this edit. This is a free edit/enhancement, if you bought this edit from someone you have to go kick them in the nuts and get your money back (this was also Ady’s suggestion in the pop up video section listing all the changed of ANH:R and we all agree wholeheartedly.). If they do not have nuts, well just get your money back and call them a bad word to make them cry. =P Now to get Revisited on DVD you have to have a few things: #1 A DVD Burner this comes standard on most new computers if you don’t have a newer comp. Then it’s time to buy a new computer or make friends with someone who does. #2 A DVD-R, depending on the Revisited version DVD-5 or DVD-9 there are two recordable DVD types you can choose from. Most likely you will have DVD-5s (DVD-R 4.5GB) and so you will be looking for the DVD-5 version of Revisited.

But i would recommend getting the DVD-9 Version as this has better picture quality and all of the special features. For this you will need some DVD+R DL (8GB) blank discs #3 A DVD burner program that burns iso files Iso files are a image file of a DVD that DVD burner programs will recognize and be able to burn that you will just be able to pop in most DVD Players and will play like a regular DVD. It will have the audio and video files along with the interactive menu and easter egg (yes, there is a really fun easter egg for ANH:R along with awesome deleted scene). I recommend which is free and easy to use. IMGburn is recommended by Ady (google it folks, see #4) #4 Google: You’re gonna need to track down Revisited (and the burner program if you don’t have one already See #3) on most likely one of many torrent sites.

They are easy to download and shouldn’t take too long as long as people are seeding. There are direct download links available though. These have not been posted by anyone on the Revisited team, but by others. EPISODE IV 8GB 4.5GB 8GB 4.5GB Mega have recently placed a download limit of 5GB for free accounts. Once you have reached that limit there is a waiting time of around 5 hours+ before they will let you continue your downloads. There is nothing we can do about this as we do not host these files and have been kindly uploaded by someone outside of the Revisited team.

We do not have anything to do with these links so they may be removed if we are instructed to do so. If you have no idea what a torrent is, or what an iso file is, or what a DVD is then see #5. #5 A general knowledge of technology If you have NO idea what I’m talking about then learn. Simple as that I’ve done more than my part here and learned the bulk of this on my own so you should do the same. Should you wish not to learn but still want this version of Star Wars then I’d recommend making friends with someone more tech savy than you are and the patience to help you further. #6 The official cover and DVD label is in the DVD-ROM folder on the DVD-9 version. #7 Make sure you download the correct format, NTSC or PAL depending upon your country.

Iorgsoft amv converter rapidshare. Star Wars Revisited is a of the movie. The film was re-edited by British amateur artist Adrian Sayce of,, whose internet pseudonym is adywan. Sayce's original intentions were to make color corrections to the 2004 release of the and to remove or revise some of the changes and new that were not present in the original theatrical versions of the films. Sayce's final version contains substantial, re-cuts of some key scenes and entirely new special effects. Sayce's re-edited version has been praised by some fans as the definitive version of the original Star Wars film and is unofficially titled Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Revisited. Contents [] Versions Four versions of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Revisited currently exist on different digital mediums. They are available for download via the internet, mostly through clients such as and.

• Version 1 on (1.66 ) • Version 2 on (4.5 ) ( / ) for single layer DVD • Version 3 on (7.7 ) ( / ) for • Version 4 (Purist Edition) on The DVD-9 version contains a few further corrections not found in the previous Xvid and DVD-5 versions, (e.g. The correct severed arm in the cantina scene), as well as some additional bonus features. It is considered the completed final cut of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Revisited. The Purist Edition version was also created to remove some of the more artistic edits of the other versions. It attempts to keep the film closest in line to the original, while still making the critical color and continuity corrections. History In May 2006, Adrian Sayce, whose internet pseudonym is Adywan, set out to make a version of.