Mind sharing it?abk58004 wrote: ↑10 Feb 2022, 21:51 However the nfo you posted is for Star.Wars.Episode.1.TS-VCD.Europe. I actually have the .mpg files still, but didn't keep the rars unfortunately. I was young and poor, so i burnt the movies ready to watch instead of spending more $$$ on blanks to archive the release.
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yes could be some lame repacking
I'd love getting my hands on that and sort it up! PM me if that would be a possibility.
Thank you for the reply, valuable insight indeed! Helps piece together the bumpy road it crossed to reach my hands. I guess for my personal collection, I'll pack DoTT in two parts: the crackfix by GENESIS (in an archive with a name as twkolorx provided) and installation disks, presumably by TDT. Will have to do some binary diffing for this ... and mock up some release name for it too. However, there are two things I'd be happy if clarified:abk58004 wrote: ↑07 Jun 2022, 16:23 Forget about the proper directory names for these pre 1995 releases, there are none. The reason is that these releases where shared on BBS systems back in the day, which don't use directories. All these dirnames for those old releases have been manually created by someone who either put it on their harddisk or some FTP at some later point Personally i would go with underscores, because this is the "oldschool" way, dot's weren't really en-vogue back in the day and only widely used by some movie groups in the late 90s and then more commonly adoped by other groups as time went by.
I have a couple of backup disks of some old BBS systems and it's a mess. Basically just three directories with thousands of files in them.
nfo was inside the archive, diz was generated on the server by bbs software (.diz ---- BBS Descriptive file)
At first I thought these were merely two names for effectively the same thing with GP (Genesis Project) being the initial name for what later became GENESIS due to Snacky being a member of both of them. However, there seem to be not two, but three different Genesis-named things:
From what I can tell, releases are named very similarly to what is provided in the DIZ file, so I am indeed inclined to pick your naming instead of twkolorx's. However, judging by what abk58004 said, there is no objectively right release name for the BBS era, just one that seems more reasonable. Please correct me if I'm wrong, though.
Well, that's kinda screwed up, because both the GP's and Razor1911's cracks I have contain DIZ files within the ZIP archive itself too. Repacked, perhaps?
