Could you scan the screenshots from the back of your TESB and ROTJ (if you have it) boxes at 300 DPI to a lossless format (such as PNG or TIF with LZW compression)?

As it attacks, the storm, which has escalated into a tornado, strikes the funeral home as the camera cuts out. If I ever complete my A New Hope Revisited ReVHSed, I'd love to get access to your template or just permission to modify your finished cover, as this is exactly what I was going to go for as the basis of the cover. I suspect that there is no war at all, it is government propaganda used to explain the continued lack of resources and dire poverty. The next two (TESB and ROTJ) won't be as tedious as that one, because a lot of the graphics/text is reused on all three boxes. I'm working on making DVD case sleeves that look like those VHS boxes (I have the first one finished except for choosing the final colors).

V/H/S/94 is a 2021 American found footage horror anthology film, and the fourth installment in the V/H/S franchise. The problem with it is, it uses plain old Helvetica for both the upper and bottom boxes, while the logo on the VHS box only uses regular Helvetica for the bottom box, and some type of condensed (narrow) font in the upper box. I have a very early PAL laserdisc of Star Wars that was pressed back in (1982) which as been transferred to DVD-RW.

I have some 300 DPI ones that I cut from someone else's VHS-to-DVD sleeve project, but they were already JPGs and I don't know how many times they went through JPG compression before I got them. Or, if your printer can do "full bleed" photo printing, you might be able to squeeze it onto letter size paper. High frequency sounds tend to buzz sometimes and low frequency sounds tend to buzz as well depending on the scene and how quite background sounds are.Although this was pre dated by a single digital sound presentation of “HOME OF THE BRAVE” at the 57th Street Playhouse, New York City in 1986. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. Adam Patterson of Film Pulse stated that "The low-definition depravity of the visuals fit nicely into the underground tape-trading scene by which the film was certainly inspired". The thing about some letters being taller than others is just an Adobe Illustrator rendering anomaly (the picture I posted is just a screenshot of the file opened in Illustrator); they are all the same size because it is typed from a single font, and if you zoom in (within Illustrator on the actual file) or print it out or export it to a raster file or whatever, they are all the same height. Edit: I could use a readable scan of the bottom of the front of the TESB box too (the credits section).