prathaprabhu

Hello All:

I would like to introduce myself that I am prathaprabhu from India, Chennai. Since there is intro section in this forum I am introducing myself in this post.

I have heard from the sources that the following movies are going to be released soon from Seyons HD Entertainment, please cast your votes. Based on the no of votes they will decide the format.

Currently the company have decided to release the following movies in BD50 & BD25 format respectively:

Movies in BD50 Format

Massu Engira Masilamani 2015
Siruthai 2011
Sadhurangam 2011
Veerapandiya Kattabomman 1959
Baahubali: The Beginning 2015
Ji 2005
Irandam Ulagam 2013
Nanban 2012
Minnal Musical Rays Vol-4
Minnal Musical Rays Vol-5


Movies in BD25 Format

Aranmanai 2014
Yaan 2014
Pandiya Naadu 2013
Settai 2013
Komban 2015 I am sure you want this movie in BD50 format.
Yatchan 2015
Vanmam 2014
Mugamoodi 2014
Alex Pandian 2013


I will confirm the pricing for the BD25 later.

Thanks
prathaprabhu

OldBoy

thank you for your service!

davidh777

So voting for BD50 is voting for the first group of movies? Or will all the movies eventually be released on the winning format?

E Unit

Tits or gtfo

prathaprabhu

The above listed movies in both BD50 and BD25 is planned by the company Seyons, so according to the votes the format will change,

Thanks

Adam Tyner

He's a genuine user, not a spammer. I know it's his first post here and can see why a thread like this would raise some red flags, but prathaprabhu is pretty well established on other forums (like blu-ray.com) and has posted about releases from labels other than Seyons there.

OldBoy

that's why i thanked him

E Unit

And how are we supposed to know this? A small intro would have helped make it seem less spammy. And asking whether or not we prefer 25 or 50Gb just seems like he's burning shit at home or something. Great, so he's legit. What are these sources he speaks of? And what are these movies? I actually like Indian cinema, just never heard of these before. Then again, I'm not out looking for the latest and greatest. But if this is for something to be legitimately released in the US, then I'm all for it. Just a weird way to start a first post.

prathaprabhu

Please checkout the website.
seyonshd . com - I am not able to post the URL as I have a low post count. Hopefully the admin can change it.

E Unit

Honestly, I'd be interested in the musicals. 25 or 50GB isn't an issue really. Of course, it depends on how much content there is.

Alan Smithee

It's all about having the space you need for the best quality. I've seen plenty of BD-50 discs that still had noticeable compression artifacts and banding, but also BD-25's that looked perfect as the material was short enough to encode with minimal compression. When doing homemade DVDs, I burn to DVD-5s (single-layer) if it will fit as those are less expensive, but if it goes even one minute over then I go ahead and use a dual-layer disc rather than compress it further.

PhantomStranger

For the most part, films longer than 90 minutes usually require a BD-50 even with the latest and greatest AVC encodes. Shorter films can usually be stuck on a BD-25 with no apparent compression artifacts. This is a gross shorthand but there you have it.

Smaller labels should contact Blu-ray authoring firms that know what they are doing. A couple of the compressionists regularly used by Arrow Video post over on Blu-ray.com. I mention this because Arrow Video puts out solid encodes.