Yee-Ming
Senior HTF Member
The packaging is, well, "interesting".
It is certainly attractive, but for actual use, rather clunky. 5 or 6 discs in cardboard sleeves makes it difficult to figure out which disc is which, and to make matters worse there is no insert listing what eps and features are on which disc. At least, IMHO the "package" for each season could have been the usual BD cases with leaves to hold multiple discs per case, although do they yet make BD cases that can hold 6?
I can fully understand why Bill Hunt at Digital Bits went DIY and transferred his discs to folders. I think I'll do the same, since he kindly made his inserts etc available on his site.
As for the material itself, I had a quick spin only, and I must say I've never seen BSG look that good -- till now I've only seen it on SDDVDs, or during first run on crappy .avi files. Going from avi to BD1080p is just mind-blowing...
It is certainly attractive, but for actual use, rather clunky. 5 or 6 discs in cardboard sleeves makes it difficult to figure out which disc is which, and to make matters worse there is no insert listing what eps and features are on which disc. At least, IMHO the "package" for each season could have been the usual BD cases with leaves to hold multiple discs per case, although do they yet make BD cases that can hold 6?
I can fully understand why Bill Hunt at Digital Bits went DIY and transferred his discs to folders. I think I'll do the same, since he kindly made his inserts etc available on his site.
As for the material itself, I had a quick spin only, and I must say I've never seen BSG look that good -- till now I've only seen it on SDDVDs, or during first run on crappy .avi files. Going from avi to BD1080p is just mind-blowing...