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re: The Official Alfred Hitchcock on Blu-ray & UHD Thread
Universal is issuing a replacement disc for Psycho because of the missing original mono track.
To receive an updated Psycho disc, please visit the UPHE Support website (https://www.uphe.com/en/contact-support) or directly email [email protected]” |
re: The Official Alfred Hitchcock on Blu-ray & UHD Thread
^ are they replacing just the Blu-ray or just the 4K or both discs?
edit: Looks like it's supposed to be both according to another site. |
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Jeez...is there zero quality control?
You would think that with the razor thin margins to make money off this kind of stuff, they would check and double-check before something is released into the wild so they don't have to waste money fixing it after the fact. |
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Originally Posted by Spiderbite
(Post 13805814)
Jeez...is there zero quality control?
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Originally Posted by Adam Tyner
(Post 13805816)
There apparently is a mono track on the current discs, but it's a downmix (which seems to happen a lot, for whatever reason). I haven't watched Psycho yet on UHD BD, so I can't speak to that.
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Originally Posted by rocket1312
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What I don't understand is why do the downmixes even exist? Do they have some legitimate use for them? At least Universal is willing to replace the discs, which is more than some studios would do.
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Originally Posted by asianxcore
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I'm hoping for this too before I cave in and buy the new set :lol:
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Universal is sending me replacement discs for Psycho in 2-4 weeks. All they asked for was proof of purchase (photo of the discs or receipt), address, and phone number. :up:
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Got my Pyscho discs. They were loose in a basic padded envelope, no protective sleeves or anything. BD has some scuff marks. 4K disc looks a bit better. WTF.
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And they still don't have the correct mono mix on them. Good one.
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I got the Vertigo and Rear Window UHD upgrades in the Vudu $5 1950s sale.
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Originally Posted by stvn1974
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And they still don't have the correct mono mix on them. Good one.
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Psycho 2nd replacement discs are here. Just got mine today. According to other sites, these are indeed corrected. This time, they came in a standard UHD case, undamaged. I'll be backing up my copy and watching it tonight hopefully.
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Originally Posted by Dan
(Post 13857718)
Psycho 2nd replacement discs are here. Just got mine today. According to other sites, these are indeed corrected. This time, they came in a standard UHD case, undamaged. I'll be backing up my copy and watching it tonight hopefully.
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re: The Official Alfred Hitchcock on Blu-ray & UHD Thread
Originally Posted by DWilson
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I've requested them via the provided web addresses; two different ways, in fact, and provided a receipt. Did you get any type of e-mail response to your request (other than actually receiving the discs)?
However, I never received any emails explicitly saying the discs shipped or with tracking info or anything like that. If you haven't received a single reply, that's not a good sign. If you have a FedEx account, you can check if you have any incoming packages just by logging in. But if I were you, I'd send them another email. |
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I did get a replacement the first time, but they just sent a Blu-ray Disc — not a UHD BD.
I don’t see anything in FedEx Delivery Manager yet, so I’m wondering if I might not be on the UHD list. |
re: The Official Alfred Hitchcock on Blu-ray & UHD Thread
Number Seventeen is coming on December 7th...
• Brand New 4K Restoration by the BFI • NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian/Critic Peter Tonguette • Hitchcock/Truffaut: Icon Interviews Icon (Audio) • Hitchcock: The Early Years: Documentary • Trailers ...as is Rich and Strange: • NEW Audio Commentary by Film Critic Nick Pinkerton • Hitchcock/Truffaut: Icon interviews Icon (Audio) • Trailers |
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Nice.
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Originally Posted by Spiderbite
(Post 13805814)
Jeez...is there zero quality control?
You would think that with the razor thin margins to make money off this kind of stuff, they would check and double-check before something is released into the wild so they don't have to waste money fixing it after the fact. |
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At long last! Coming in January from Warner Archive:
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/..._AC_SY580_.jpg (source: ) |
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Finally.
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https://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/imag...41237450_5.jpg
Rich and Strange is out today, and I just posted my review, in case anyone's interested. It's not the easiest film to sum up (comedy, drama, romance, travelogue, disaster movie) and certainly isn't for those with more of a casual interest in Hitchcock's work, but enthusiasts will find much about this offbeat early work to appreciate, and the BFI's new 4K remaster is drop-dead gorgeous. |
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I will be getting that next time Kino includes it in a sale.
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The Digital Bits:
Looks like Universal is working to bring more Hitchcock to 4K this year, specifically Saboteur (1942), Shadow of a Doubt (1943), Marnie (1964), The Trouble with Harry (1955), To Catch a Thief (1955), and Family Plot (1976)—if European retail sources are to be believed. (And they're usually pretty accurate.) |
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