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Really? I think Azkaban is one of Warner's better anamorphic transfers and other than the EE and mosquito noise in the darker scenes, Chamber and Goblet looked good too. I think this trend has been prevalent with Warner DVDs produced in 2006 onward (although Lady in the Water and Troy...

Ken, to reiterate my earlier post, what's the bitrate for the video and audio? Is the audio encoded at 384 kps or at the maximum Dolby Digital 5.1 bitrate of 448 kps? And Travis, this certainly won't be the finite edition of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Once Warners releases...

Ken, what's the bitrate for both the video and audio? I've read that the movie is encoded at a very high bitrate in a different review of the DVD, could you confirm that?