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I disagree 25G or 30G will be sufficient for ALL movies.

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oscar

In Reply to: RE: Which B-D movies take advantage of the higher capacity? posted by LarryI on August 21, 2007 at 06:33:00

I suspect "Night at the Museum" and "KIng Kong" could have been much better given more space to "breath". I've noticed that with movies containing lower bitrate VC1 encodes don't handle fast motions all that well either.

It'll be interesting to see how some of the longer movies will hold up. I'm anxiously waiting to see how LOTR extended versions or other 3 1/2 hour movies with lossless audio tracks turn out (if they turn up).

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Nothing will be sufficient for ALL movies - Jack G 10:12:46 08/22/07 (1)
I'ld love to get an HD version of the Mahabharata. I'll take Peter Brook's version which is about 5 1/2 hours, and by far the shortest version available. Can I get it on 1 BD disc with Lossless audio in multiple languages (Hindi, English, French, Spanish) plus extras? Will the world end if they put it on 2 discs? Can anyone sit through the whole thing without having to go to the bathroom?
When will someone besides Sony be able to replicate BD-50s?
How long can I continue to write these questions? Who knows? :-)
enjoy,
Jack
- We'll need 2-3 Terabyte discs for the Uncompressed video movie releases. :0) - oscar 18:50:10 08/22/07 (0)
  Not that I expect the Studios to support movie releases to the public on such a format, even when it becames technically feasible.

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