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An announcement will be forthcoming this month.
- David
Just remembered to order the Alton bundle at $49.98 in the nick of time. Sale ends tonight. Looking forward to seeing these after all the rave reviews on HTF and elsewhere.
Got mine also, after sorting out the details, at the last minute!
I also am glad that I bought the individual titles, as the extras are truly outstanding. Well done, CF!
Thanks to you guys I picked up the bundle last night as well!
Also got a shipping notice already!
Regards,
Thanks to you guys I picked up the bundle last night as well!
Also got a shipping notice already!
Regards,
Received my shipping notice as well.
Well, it's now been stated by the label that nothing is "squeezed" - so...
I wish I had checked this thread yesterday.
Five Steps to Danger looking good, David. Thanks!
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=22920
Need one slight clarification here as I spoke prematurely regarding the encodes for the JOHN ALTON COLLECTION.
While the encodes for RAW DEAL and T-MEN will be the exact same as on the prior special editions, HE WALKED BY NIGHT will have a lower bit rate. It's going down to 23 which is higher than T-MEN and just below RAW DEAL. The original encode for HWBN was a lot higher as there was space left on the BD-25 for the overkill on rate.
I, along with a few industry pros, viewed the new encode to make sure it is up to ClassicFlix's high standards and that there is no detectable visible difference between the old and new encodes of HWBN. If there had been, we would have opted for a second disc. As it isn't the case, and the quality is just a superb as in the special edition, we're keeping it on one BD-50.
- David