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The Puggo Edition - Star Wars & Empire Strikes Back Super 8

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The Puggo Edition - Star Wars & Empire Strikes Back Super 8 Film Transfers
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General Information
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Video Format.........: MPEG2 NTSC DVD5
Aspect Ratio..........: 1.33:1 4x3 fullscreen
Audio Format.........: Dolby Digital 2.0 160kbps
DVD Rom...............:Cover art
Size.......................: 2.98 GB

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A preservation of Super 8 film versions of Star Wars and The Empire Strikes
Back. Transfers and DVD authoring by Puggo. Super 8 films supplied by boba feta.

Information about this project can be found here:

http://www.hardbat.com/puggo/home.html
http://www.originaltrilogy.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=9&threadid=6830

 
I highly recommend this disc (and also the Puggo Grande, 16mm pres). both are really cool to see, and are well made discs. Really cool to see how Star Wars was available to the public after its release.
 
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