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As David said, your AVR should tell you what it is receiving. I think some discs in the first pressing were 48K, while the packaging stated 96K.

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I know the 50th is still available from Best Buy and Barnes and Noble but at a higher price than I paid ($24.99). If this is indeed out of print, it will be interesting to see if it shows up again, maybe pared down somewhat, and in a blue case.

I like the design and look of the packaging but it is prone to damage. I was opening it recently again, and the very top edge plastic broke off by the CBS logo.

The forum has been very buggy for a while now, with endless loading, being unable to post, entire pages of threads not loading and it seems to come and go. At least the threat notices I was getting from Norton have stopped...uh oh, gone and jinxed it now. To be fair, it may be a capatibility...

There was never anything there AFAIK. I didn't think it was possible to post a blank reply, that's why I liked it. :)

Another winner! Just imagine the money the studios could make from nutsy collectors if they adopted the Entertainment Weekly type idea of 4 different covers (like the latest Star Wars: The Force Awakens issues). Collect all 6! or 8! or 10!...

If I may be allowed to stay off topic for one more post, the Hellman reminds me of one of my cinemas from childhood that I saw many films in big screen glory. Westview Cinemas outside Baltimore-

What a beautiful building, and that marquee - I loved that era.

Or stop button, because this one has the extremely user friendly resume function - just hit play and you are back in. Thanks for that CBS.

And there are chickens running around the studio laying golden eggs.

I finally got this at a Target yesterday. Watched it in its entirety this morning. I was very impressed with the black level. As for the lack of low end, I thought the tuba carried appropriate weight at the beginning of the scene with Baroness Rothschild. Maybe high compression pop music, and...

He probably meant Tammi's penchant for poorly focused, unmasked and partially on the wall projection practices.

I never noticed the quick cut in Spartacus, until it was discussed in this forum, so I doubt I will notice the 33 feet. Well, maybe now I will notice, but I'll try not to breakdown over it. Maybe I am among the diminishing crowd that can still enjoy watching a movie without twitching every few...