v3.0 is the ultimate version. It ditches the Blu-ray as the primary source and uses the 35mm scan as the foundation. It restores the original 1977 audio mix (including the original, less-cluttered sound effects for the lightsabers and the Death Star explosion).
It looks like you're referring to of Star Wars: A New Hope . That’s a fan restoration project aimed at recreating the original 1977 theatrical cut of the film, removing the changes made in later releases (e.g., the 1997 Special Edition, DVD, and Blu-ray versions). Star Wars- A New Hope - Harmy-s Despecialized E...
Then, a miracle happened. A team known as "Team Negative 1" scanned an original 35mm print of A New Hope in 4K resolution. This project, known as was a raw, un-touched scan of a theatrical release print. It had scratches, reel change marks, and the original 1977 color timing (which was warmer and grainier than the cold Blu-ray). It looks like you're referring to of Star Wars: A New Hope
The result was —a 720p/1080p MKV file that brought grown men to tears. For the first time in high definition, you could see the original matte lines, the original sound effects, and the original pacing. A team known as "Team Negative 1" scanned