1-Click Blooper Playback for Original Trilogy DVD 241
John Sheppard writes "Normally you have to jump through cheerios to view Easter eggs on a DVD video, but DVDFILE recently launched a new online app that lets you view the 'bloopers' egg on Star Wars Trilogy Bonus DVD with the click of a mouse. Requirements: Windows, DVD-ROM drive/playback capability, and a copy of the Star Wars Trilogy Bonus DVD. DVDFILE would like feedback on this sort of feature; should we do a lot more eggs?"
Two things (Score:5, Interesting)
Oh, for Pete's Sake (Score:3, Interesting)
Surely there's a standard cutlist format that can reference a VIDEO_TS folder?
Re:normally? (Score:3, Interesting)
Re:Definitely (Score:3, Interesting)
win (Score:2, Interesting)
Re:no thanks (Score:1, Interesting)
Vegans, however, do not.
Oh, unless you said veggetarian?
Re:Found the link! (Score:2, Interesting)
You have shown that you are worthy of a more challenging set of puzzles.
Do not pass Go. Instead, go directly to http://deathball.net/notpron/ [deathball.net]
I am confused, what is so hard about this (Score:3, Interesting)
What would be so hard about simply having a *gasp* text file saying "CD Such-and-such, play file FOO111.VOB time offset 12:34.56 for this egg".
Then you could have programs to parse that file and do the dirty work if you cannot do it yourself.
Re:I want only one Easter Egg (Score:2, Interesting)
Well I don't know about any "holy-right" but I have a "constitutional right" that says I can make fun of whoever I want, and the last time I checked, the laws of man are higher than the laws of God*. As far as I'm concerned, that kid shouldn't have been doing it in public (it was at his school, right?) if he didn't want others to find out. I don't get why people can say things like "it isn't anyones decision to make" without laughing at yourself. Irony! Lol! As far as I'm concerned, it's not his decision to tell me what I can or cannot laugh at, regardless of what he wants.
*This was a joke, please don't correct me.