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  That was just me being informative. :)   I'm more captivated by "Eggham", which Google tells me should only have one "g". Now I'm picturing a town is Surrey populated by people who look like this:

It's home to the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, which houses DHL's major US hub.

Great post, Torsten! I knew I was on the right track, but it's great to get correction and clarification from a pro. I love learning about what's "under the hood" for technical formats like this.

  It depends on how the disc was encoded and what the source master is. As I understand it, all 1080P transfers on Blu-Ray are either 24 FPS or 23.976 FPS; essentially the same thing. Some BDs are released in 1080i, however. Interlaced video on Blu is encoded at the old NTSC and PAL framerates...