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If it becomes ridiculous, starched, long and not very impressive (the fault lies with the trailer, which reveals absolutely all sequences of destruction ...), Roland Emmerich's film did not fail to totally excited at the first chroniclers of its Blu-Ray edition. The publisher, Sony, indeed offers the film in 1080p Full HD, formatted 2.35 Scope respected, not to mention the presence of a track DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 that some have hailed as one of the most successful ever heard of the history of the medium. Exit, therefore, the Dolby True HD "tablet" but "unzipped" that has rocked the Sony Blu-Ray editions for years. least for some, the publisher has chosen, we have noted, the audio codec for DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, routinely offered in 24 bits. According to our fellow Canadians dvdbeaver.com , track DTS-HD Master Audio reached the measured average throughput of 4167 Kbps (48 Khz, 24 Bit).

One caveat, however, that few of our colleagues have dared (or thought?) Mentioned: in their French versions, the Blu-Ray editions of the publisher's titles include still more recently, a soundtrack in DTS -HD Master Audio 5.1 French. In almost routine, this latest version, dubbed, is revealed dramatically higher acoustic field at the same soundtrack, but proposed in the original ... which arrange many spectators, but will disappoint many others too, we first , due to the commoditization of a restatement by the bottom of the track VO, which proposes, every time, perfect sound disappointing, diminished, impoverished, down ... The substance is in no sound the same, the French version engulfing all the technical qualities inherent in the original mix, but we needed an atrocious dubbing, and therefore a center channel reworked. A very old debate, of course, but that is becoming a petty striving on the part of the editor, which optimizes the rendering of the dubbed version, but neglected, or rather viciously alters global acoustic rendering of the original mix if released in the original ... Where other publishers realize the other hand, Sony provides a certain type of viewer in the direction of hair growth. Without blame them, nor to anyone, we denounce this insidious practice, which ultimately proves unworthy of compromise has made ​​brilliant editor since his arrival on the domestic market of HD ...

2012 blu-ray

In other words, better to control the editing area A, and for many reasons: the argument tariff, on the one hand (largely cheaper if ordered online in North America, as you suggest with our partners Cinebox.net ), but also, therefore, technical, since the editing area A (still readable in Zone B in this editor), mixing original English does not suffer from these infamous diminutions.

In terms of extras, this edition will incorporate:

  • Commentary by Roland Emmerich and Harald Kloser
  • Deleted scenes
  • Alternate ending
  • Roland Emmerich: "the (sic) master of the modern epic"
  • Trailers (HD and Dolby Digital 5.1)
  • 4 documentary
  • The Mayan calendar interactive
  • Track PiP (Picture in Picture)
  • Interactive Horoscope
  • Movie IQ + function access BD-Live

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News preview Posted by Stéphane Roger | February 20, 2010 Cornwall News preview

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  • http://www.dts-phile.com Cornwall

    Hello!

    Indeed, I confirm to have a contact who has: track VF is greater than the VO! This was also the case in the British zone B BR "Terminator Salvation", a track where Italian was present. I could compare myself, and I confirm: the VI (Italian then) has the same characteristics as the French track of our edition. In other words, it is well above the record of the VO ...

    New habits of the editor, about which I am preparing an article.

    A later
    Cornwall

  • François http://pas

    Now that the UK edition is finally available, it can be verified by viewing the cover art scans (arranged via DVD Profiler), that it is absolutely identical to the French: the same tracks (Vo and VF in DTS-MA) and even ST (English, French, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Hindi, Norwegian, Swedish).

    If I am, this would mean that the English would be offered a reduced English track qualities, intentionally, only because the French market??

    Knowing that the UK market is much larger than the French market, do not you think it smells a milipoil paranoia? ...

  • Roger Stephane http://www.dts-phile.com | Cornwall

    I can only advise you to take the area A, which, theoretically, it blew concerns VF than as is now the case on almost all Sony titles published in France in Zone B ...

  • http://joreviews.blogspot.com J06200

    Uh it's on this title will offer a track in DTS HD vo flow less?

    I was going to take the U.S. and then when I saw the date / price on amazon France I thought why not take the FR version ...

    Anyway I hesitate between the two versions ...

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