WWW:Fifth Element Video

[David Beamish]

Hi all.

In case you are interested, I've uploaded a look at the video quality from
5 Fifth Element DVD releases.
http://www.dvdanswers.com/index.php?r=0&s=8&c=24&n=1&burl=

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cheers,

Dave
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[Kevin Hendrikssen]

"David Beamish" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:Xns94416F54AE715meprivacynet120@130.133.1.4.. .
> Hi all.
>
> In case you are interested, I've uploaded a look at the video quality from
> 5 Fifth Element DVD releases.
> http://www.dvdanswers.com/index.php?r=0&s=8&c=24&n=1&burl=

That's all quite irrelevant given you haven't got any comparisons from the
R4 release.

[Codswallop]

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 11:07:21 GMT, Kevin Hendrikssen wrote in aus.dvd:

>> In case you are interested, I've uploaded a look at the video quality
>> from 5 Fifth Element DVD releases.
>> http://www.dvdanswers.com/index.php?r=0&s=8&c=24&n=1&burl=
>
> That's all quite irrelevant given you haven't got any comparisons from
> the R4 release.

Also, in regards to this statement:
"it is worth noting that the R2 SE has DTS as well as Dolby Digital 5.1,
which is a mirror of the soundtracks available on the Superbit discs."

I read that the R2 SE DTS track is "full" bitrate vs. the Superbit
tracks which are "half" bitrate.

What equipment did you use to perform the tests?

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[GDS]

And where's the [COMM] prefix arsehole!?!?
G.

[Codswallop]

On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 11:36:55 GMT, GDS wrote in aus.dvd:

> And where's the [COMM] prefix arsehole!?!?

I didn't think he was selling anything, though he /did/ put WWW in front
because it's a web link.

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[David Beamish]

Kevin Hendrikssen in a half shell:

>
> That's all quite irrelevant given you haven't got any comparisons from
> the R4 release.
>
>
>

Christ.. happy lot today aren't you..
Firstly.. the R1 is R4 encoded.. if you care to read before replying then
that might help

Secondly.. a lot of people have multi region equpiment and might consider
importing the R2 SE over say what is available commercially on R4.

Thirdly.. thank you for your comment.

[David Beamish]

GDS in a half shell:

> And where's the [COMM] prefix arsehole!?!?
> G.
>
>

hmm..
Why would I need a COMM - I am not selling anything, DVDAnswers has been
posting here for quite a while, and it doesn't contravine the charter from
what I read of it before I posted.

Glad to see you are so angry.. must be from losing the rugger :P

Dave

[David Beamish]

Codswallop in a half shell:

>
> Also, in regards to this statement:
> "it is worth noting that the R2 SE has DTS as well as Dolby Digital
5.1,
> which is a mirror of the soundtracks available on the Superbit discs."
>
> I read that the R2 SE DTS track is "full" bitrate vs. the Superbit
> tracks which are "half" bitrate.
>
> What equipment did you use to perform the tests?
>

Hey..

That was meant to be read as a mirror of the availability, not the pure
content. Maybe I'll try to explain that a little more.

The screen shots were taken with PowerDVD 4 XP.

I use a Panasonic PTAE200 projector and a Panasonic DVD-A7 to watch my
movies.

thanks
Dave