Dunno, you can find em on Pacific. It looked like the type of crap they show at an IMAX though.
There's also a combo of Digital Video Essentials. It looks to be exactly the same as the SD version, except there's tests to calibrate the HD audio formats ie Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc.
It looked like the type of crap they show at an IMAX though.
Thanks, oh those sort. I won't even look then. I thought you meant proper documentaries.
There's also a combo of Digital Video Essentials. It looks to be exactly the same as the SD version, except there's tests to calibrate the HD audio formats ie Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD, etc.
I looked on the back of the case of X-Men: The Last Stand (Blu-ray), and it said the runtime is 99 minutes. That is the PAL running time (The American one says 104 minutes). Does anyone here own this? I was tempted to buy it because it should look good in HD, but no way am I getting it if it has PAL speed-up or something.
gasteropod wrote:I looked on the back of the case of X-Men: The Last Stand (Blu-ray), and it said the runtime is 99 minutes. That is the PAL running time (The American one says 104 minutes). Does anyone here own this? I was tempted to buy it because it should look good in HD, but no way am I getting it if it has PAL speed-up or something.
PAL/NTSC speedup doesn't exist on hd as far as i'm aware.i have the american disc.by the way it's not one of the more spectacular blu-ray discs,which surprised me.better than the sd but not greatly.
Lourdes wrote:There's no video speed up but some Studio Canal HD-DVD's have speeded up audio because the French are lazy sods.
The DVDtimes reviewer (one of the MacKenzie brothers, I think) seems convinced that ALL of the Studio Canal releases thus far have had the wrongly pitched audio.
You don't have to buy average movies just because they're cheap and/or you don't have to use average movies as demo discs. There's plenty of AAA grade films on both HD optical formats at this point.