#26
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Back of the BD saysOriginally Posted by Suprmallet
Hmm. That's odd. Are you sure it's not just a listing error? Did you cycle through the audio options on both cuts?
DTS MA (Theatrical Version Only)
I have yet to actually put in my player though.
#27
Supermallet , 09-29-08 02:52 AM
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Perhaps, in that case, it was easier and/or cheaper to not do a lossless encode for the additional scenes.
#28
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Considering each version of the film runs 2.5 hours or more...yeah. Sucks though they gave the Theatrical lossless when more people would (probably) watch the Unrated first.Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Perhaps, in that case, it was easier and/or cheaper to not do a lossless encode for the additional scenes.
#29
Ok, nevermind. I popped the disc in and both cuts have DTS MA. The "Theatrical Only" applies to a French DTS Track. The back of the case is a bit misleading.
#31
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Yep, it appears so as "The Strangers" just arrived and both cuts are on a BD25 disc (with DTS MA). No way could they do two different encodes and two different DTS MA tracks on a BD25 with special features.Originally Posted by Suprmallet
Well, there you go. Now I definitely think they're using seamless branching.
#33
Qui Gon Jim , 09-29-08 01:53 PM
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Wasn't there a time where they couldn't do seamless branching or was that a limitation of HD DVD?
#34
Mr. Cinema , 09-29-08 03:22 PM
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That was HD DVD. Blu-ray has never had a problem with sb.Originally Posted by Qui Gon Jim
Wasn't there a time where they couldn't do seamless branching or was that a limitation of HD DVD?
#35
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Both formats can do seamless branching, as evidenced by Blade Runner.Originally Posted by Qui Gon Jim
Wasn't there a time where they couldn't do seamless branching or was that a limitation of HD DVD?