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3/31/09 at 2:07pm
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Originally Posted by Nelson Au
And doesn't Best Buy honor or match their web prices? I know you said it was an on-line only deal for the two Trek sets, But times being as tough as they are....
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Originally Posted by JulianK
No mention of The Cage in The Digital Bits' review: Blu-ray Review - Star Trek: The Original Series - Season 1
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Originally Posted by Nelson Au
A little side note, and I hope you'll excuse this diversion, when I read his comment about how much better the BD disc was to the HD-DVD, I wasn't sure what to think. I don't really follow Bill Hunt or have any feeling for or against his stand on Blu Ray. But I have read past comments that he is very pro Blu Ray and will preach the superiority of it over HD-DVD, which may have clouded his reviews.
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Originally Posted by Daniel Bakken
It's too bad Bill hasn't gotten over the end of the war. Blu ray won, no reason to keep kicking HD-DVD now. I wish he would move on, and just focus on news and reviews. A mention here and there about HD-DVD when appropriate is fine, it just seems he takes any opportunity to keep fighting the format war.
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Originally Posted by Daniel Bakken
It's too bad Bill hasn't gotten over the end of the war. Blu ray won, no reason to keep kicking HD-DVD now. I wish he would move on, and just focus on news and reviews. A mention here and there about HD-DVD when appropriate is fine, it just seems he takes any opportunity to keep fighting the format war.
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Originally Posted by ATimson
You need to turn off Audio Bitstreaming (might also be called Audiophile mode, or something similar) on your player; that only sends the main audio track from the program. In order to hear the audio for secondary picture streams, your player needs to create a new audio stream combining the two.
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Originally Posted by Colin Jacobson
Am I wrong, or is this kind of effed up execution of this feature?
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Originally Posted by Scott D S
Just a few thoughts...
I still can't believe we're actually getting both versions of every episode. Some people mention it works with the angle feature, other mention seamless branching. Which is it? |
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Originally Posted by Scott D S
As for the audio, in theory, could I watch the remastered versions with the mono track? Or the original versions in DTS-HD?
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Originally Posted by Scott D S
Just a few thoughts...
I still can't believe we're actually getting both versions of every episode. Some people mention it works with the angle feature, other mention seamless branching. Which is it? Maybe I'm being too skeptical but I just find it hard to believe it actually works! As for the audio, in theory, could I watch the remastered versions with the mono track? Or the original versions in DTS-HD? I've never purchased TOS on any format before so the missing features don't bother me that much. I can't miss what I never experienced. All I can say is bring on the movies! |
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Originally Posted by Scott David
Thanks for the heads-up on the new Amazon price. I had it pre-ordered for
$72.99, but cancelled that order and placed a new one at the new price. |
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Originally Posted by Doug Otte
Wouldn't Amazon's low price guarantee automatically adjust it? You shouldn't have to go through all that trouble.
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Originally Posted by Nelson Au
Out of curiosity, I recently bought several BD's from Amazon, but never pre-ordered a title before. When you do, do they ship the title to arrive on the day of release, or ship on the date of release, so you get it a few days after release? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Nelson Au
Since I like to buy my Star Trek software at a brick and mortor, so I can see it and pick...Out of curiosity, I recently bought several BD's from Amazon, but never pre-ordered a title before. When you do, do they ship the title to arrive on the day of release, or ship on the date of release, so you get it a few days after release? Thanks!
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