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Full marks to WB for dealing with this issue; received my new disc overnight in Vancouver BC; great work Ms. Bogard.
Well, it looks like I have to send her another email as I haven't received mine yet and she responded to me on 02-04-14.marshman1138 said:Ms. Bogard deserves very high praise! Sent her an email on Friday, 02/07 and received reply first thing Monday morning. Wednesday, I had both The Right Stuff and The Bishop's Wife replacement discs in my hand. Pay attention Disney, Fox, and Paramount Customer Care. Warner is doing it so right! Thank you again Sherri Bogard!!!!
I have the same question.DeanR said:I purchased this title today. Is there any way I can tell I have a corrected version? Have corrected copies shown up in stores?
Well this is what I'm seeing on the Onkyo TH SR-875.davidmatychuk said:When I select "Info" on my Sony Blu-Ray player, the on-screen audio readout says "1: English Dolby TrueHD 5.1ch 96kHz". The original disc said "48kHz". Also, my Yamaha amplifier's "Signal Info: Audio" on-screen readout says "FORMAT Dolby TrueHD. SAMPLING 96kHz", instead of "48kHz". If you can access such info on your equipment, you'll be able to tell right away.
I use Sony CRT 28" for the main screen so to speck and the video projector max is 1080i and rarely used.moovtune said:Your display says the picture is 1080/60i. Does your TV not do 1080p/24? That's what's on the disc and will look the best if your set can do it.
I see. I emailed Warner Bros, asking about replacement discs not had a reply yet.davidmatychuk said:I think what you have there is the original, non-96 kHz audio Blu-Ray. The readout on your Sony player says "48 kHz", and the readout on my Sony player (the BDP-S770) will only read "96 kHz" when I'm playing the replacement disc. The original disc read "48 kHz", just like your disc does, not that I heard (or hear) any real difference on my setup. Both discs sounded great.