FINALLY! Bluray/dvd ISO files are available!

7/24/2018

Wow, this took a really long freaking time. I'm sorry about that. Life has been so crazy this past year for me and I had no time to wrap this baby up until now.

So if you head over to the DOWNLOADS PAGE, you will see a digital copy along with brand-new DVD and Bluray ISO files! And I even created custom box art for both versions! The Bluray ISO is really awesome too...definitely worth the 13gb download. Both versions include the actual fan edit, along with interactive menus, scene selections, and a few special features. Here is a preview of the DVD Menu on YouTube.

The only bad news is that I was unable to create a 5.1 Surround version of this edit. Adobe Premiere Pro lost the Dolby Digital license, along with any easy or reasonable way to export a surround file that I am aware of. I tried rolling back my version of Premiere but it corrupted my project file, so unfortunately I am stuck. If something develops and I am able to export a 5.1 version of the edit, I will certainly let you all know.

AGAIN- please make sure you legally own Rogue One already before downloading this edit! Feel free to contact me for questions, comments, etc.

Thanks again for your patience, and May the Force be with You (I had to!).

2 Comments

Malà

12/23/2018 05:23:20 am

Hello Maple !
I've just discovered that you released the high bitrate version of your edit ! Thanks for taking the time to finish it :) Too bad about the export audio issue that locks your project in 2.0 :/ It could also be nice to have a sound export of the original audio track (don't know if feasible though).
Have you tried to make isolate track export in an easy to read format (like wav or else ?) so as to render the audio project with another tool ?
Best regards !

Juan

3/21/2021 01:39:50 pm

Hello Dustin,

Thank you so much for your invaluable service to the film community with your amazing fan edits.

I come to you with a quarrel that I've been unfortunately unable to resolve for myself.
In your "Rogue One" fan edit, you perform something that I found really impressive. You changed the music of the film.

I'm just wondering: how did you do that? How did you isolate the other elements of the film in order to delete the soundtrack and replace it and make it feel natural again?

Any advice is welcome.

Thank you!

My best,
Juan Tejada.

Rogue One:
The Battle of Scarif