Rypro 525

I read Francis Rizzo III's DVD review of Show - A Night in the Life of Matchbox Twenty at http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=11659 and...
the sound is perfect on my copy and doesn't sound muddy at all. and i swear that the documentary was only 30 minutes. i have to check again (and i do have the explicit verison.

FrancisRizzo3

When I first sat down with this set, it had some technical problems (including the sound, but also worse problems), so I acquired a second copy. The other problems weren't there, but the sound remained troubled. I can't immediately blame the disc, because it could be my equipment, so I checked around to see if this was a common problem, and found several people who had the same problems.

In my opinion, the 5.1 mix doesn't give the vocals and music enough weight, so I can't hear the band as clearly as I should. There's no reason why we shouldn't hear the music in its clearest state.

Interestingly, my player didn't display the SRS mix that the promotional materials mention, only stereo and 5.1.

As for the doc, I pulled the number from the info screen of my DVD player. I would hope that its accurate.

bsktballDude1

I picked up the excellent set as well, and I didn't have any sound problems either. The vocals sounded pretty clear and everything.

The documentary is in fact 50 minutes.