Corpse Bride Review
09-26-06 | 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by joshd2012
Note: The BD and HD DVD versions are exactly the same, just like all Warner discs (not including the first wave).
09-26-06 | 02:16 PM
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The only problem with the Samsung player is that the NR setting is automatically on and not user controlled. You can by-pass this, as many have, by using the component out.
If you actually owned a Blu-ray player, you might be able to test that for yourself.
09-27-06 | 06:20 AM
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From: Detroit
Originally Posted by joshd2012
This title is on my wish list, and after reading the review, I'm definitely pre-ordering.
Read the Review
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Nevermind, i found out it is
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09-27-06 | 07:46 AM
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From: Blu-Ray: We Don't Need No Stinkin' Petition
More reviews forthcoming. Here is a preview from what Chad is seeing:
For the record, the title is indeed VC-1.
If this is VC1, then the codec doesn't have as much on MPEG2 as people think, other than maybe the luck of the draw. But as Microsoft has been touting that with VC1 they can deliver a full length feature with high def extras all in 30GBs or a film the length of one of the extended editions of LOTRs, I'm surprised they couldn't flawlessly handle a 77 min, all digital animation with a handful of very short standard def extras at 25GBs. Something doesn't add up. Then again, maybe this is the result of VC1 now being able to half the bitrate. Why they would do so on a disc that should be capable of more, is another question.
09-27-06 | 07:53 AM
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By the way just had to say that was a very interesting read on the stop motion techniques they used. Thats the camera I am ordering by the way so its nice to see its good enough to make a major hollywood moton picture at half resolution tho I dont really understand why they went with Nikor glass. Canon has better 35mm glass hands down. Anyways nice article, was a very interesting read.
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