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Off topic I was silly enough to buy the DVD, I feel that superbit will not make this movie any better :-)

My full support! Jaw

Not the one to enjoy a love story, I was engrossed in this movie when I watched it in the theatre. Can't wait for the DVD. Jaw

Digital Eyes stated this as a November 19th release. Glengarry Glen Ross, November 19th release. Jaw

I agree, not everyone cup's of tea but absolutely fun to watch. Dragonfly is an eye candy :D

Yes region 1, from www.digitaleyes.net

I was advised that my "Z" was shipped on 6/28 Jaw

Digital Eyes listed 2 different Pearl Harbor DVDs at the same price due to street on 2nd. July 2002... Anyone has idea what is the difference between the 2? ================================================== ========= Pearl Harbor (Vista 3-Disc Set) $39.98 $27.99 07/02/02 Pearl...

I do not have the normal Audio CD version, only the XRCD and SACD, in my opinion, the SACD is obviously better, considering it is a multi-channel recording..

In my opinion, Lush Life is one of the most realistic recording I heard in the SACD format, she sounded like she was right in front, singing. yes it is much better than the already excellent XRCD2. When I first tried out SACD, my first few SACD sounded disappointing and I concentrated on...

All the posters in these WB limited edition boxes are folded, yeah, poster collectors won't stand for this, but this is strictly for fan :D

If anyone can do a favour and pick up a copy for me, I will pay for the cost, postage and a token transport cost of US$10.- Thanks in advance... let me know.

I can't hear anything wrong, in fact, this disc sounds really fine.

I second the concensus here, go for the software and the best choice is to buy a universal player to enjoy both formats, which are superior to Audio CD. Personally, using the same equipments, I would say DVD Audio has much better dynamics and has more details while SACD makes it sound warmer...

I own the Asian version of 47A (DV-S733A) and I was assured by Pioneer (Singapore rep) that once the data are read, the signals from all formats pass through the same electronics, and hence fair to both DVD-A and SACD. Granted 47A cannot reach the playback quality of the best high end DVD...

>>>Hopefully there can be really good universal players like the 47A, but with better Super Audio performance

The person who started the rumour is being naughty. Bob Stuart has on several occassions stated that he will finally make a player that can be upgraded to play ALL formats!

I hope this thread will not turn into normal versus Superbit again. Yes, I see very obvious (not stunning) improvements of superbit titles over normal version in all titles.

In terms of video quality, I was really impressed with Vertical Limit, but it such a bad movie :D

>>Most people saying they notice the difference are referring to thier large screen projection TVs

Personally, I think Vertical Limit is the best DVDs to show off the superiority of Superbit. I respect all the people here, and I think all of them have the rights to their own personal opinions, but in the Vertical Limit DVDs, almost every outdoor frames show off the big advantages of Superbit...

Just let him know that it is a National Panasonic CQ-DV909U Car DVD Audio player... Check if it is the unique way the car player detects the chesky disc, there are many other DVD Audio discs that shows 24/96 on the same player.

>>>I may meet with David Chesky this week in NYC

All I can say is that I was totally engrossed...

I think this one is worth watching...

Just a clarification. ALL DVD Audio discs are playable in any DVD Players, although you can hear the advanced Resolution tracks (which is way superior) only by using DVD Audio capable players. Only hybrid versions of (and the normal redbook CD Tracks of) SACD however is playable in a CD...

I am a supporter of both DVD-Audio and SACD formats and I think they are both great...I have my own opinions of both formats but find statement like "1. Most engineers believe the Super Audio sound is better." puzzling...who ae they?, how many prefers SACD? I doubt anyone has surveyed the...

Yes, a very good sounding disc on casual listening. I too noticed the more like a "oops" sounds (not vocal, more like electronics) repeatedly (very obvious when the nah nah nah nah chorus parts)occurring throughout the songs. It gets on your nerve once you noticed it. something is wrong here...

Personally, I would rank Strictly Ballroom as the bes Baz movie, with Moulin Rouge a distant Second and Romeo + Juliet simply not worth watching...

Even if this is a barebone disc, the movie itself make it a must buy! Great movie...