Xavier Roy-Bois
Agent
- Joined
- Jan 27, 2000
- Messages
- 31
Thanks Roger for your response !
If I understand the final decision is in the studio"s hands. We hometheater lovers would like our "A" titles be mastered with the hightest quality possible. It just sad that most studios don"t think this way.
I mean with a title like KING KONG I will put :
1) a DTS HD-Master track at 18 mbps on HD DVDS or 24 mbps on BLU-RAY
2) a DOLBY TRUE-HD track AT MAX BITRATE
3) a DD+ track in french, spanish and english at a bit rate of 3 mbps each
I KNOW I KNOW this title is 180 min long so I will put 2 or 3 HD-DVDS to cover all the bitrates. They will not lose money because this title would well TONS of copies. For me you don"t lose money when you put MAX QUALITY on a product that will sell tons tons of copies.
If I understand the final decision is in the studio"s hands. We hometheater lovers would like our "A" titles be mastered with the hightest quality possible. It just sad that most studios don"t think this way.
I mean with a title like KING KONG I will put :
1) a DTS HD-Master track at 18 mbps on HD DVDS or 24 mbps on BLU-RAY
2) a DOLBY TRUE-HD track AT MAX BITRATE
3) a DD+ track in french, spanish and english at a bit rate of 3 mbps each
I KNOW I KNOW this title is 180 min long so I will put 2 or 3 HD-DVDS to cover all the bitrates. They will not lose money because this title would well TONS of copies. For me you don"t lose money when you put MAX QUALITY on a product that will sell tons tons of copies.