Possible audio substitutions:http://www.slashfilm.com/star-wars-bluray-controversy-george-lucas/Not a fan of the films myself but have a lot of respect for what they've achieved...
Quote from: Silence_of_Lambs on September 16, 2011, 10:58:46 PMIs anyone else experiencing severe distortions in Episode IV?Not that I noticed. Give me a time code of a particular section and I'll compare it if you like.
Is anyone else experiencing severe distortions in Episode IV?
I've notice that digital artefact problem a few times on Blu-Ray. Not Star Wars in particular. I think it persists more than DVD because the players use a bigger buffer. Essentially your player remembered the problem and didn't go back to the disc for a while, so it kind of makes sense you saw it again.
I saw Empire the other night and overall I think it's image is more impressive than New Hope. But here's a tip for a quick laugh on any of the films; listen to the Descriptive Audio track. It's like an audio book, the guys voice is so enthusiastic though!
I hate those descriptive audio track. Call me whatever you want but .. what's the point of watching a movie if you're blind? Listen to music or whatever other activity that's compatible with your handicap.
That's a reply to a What Ya Got post, but I thought it'd fit better here ..Quote from: Jon on September 17, 2011, 12:45:13 AMQuote from: Silence_of_Lambs on September 16, 2011, 10:58:46 PMIs anyone else experiencing severe distortions in Episode IV?Not that I noticed. Give me a time code of a particular section and I'll compare it if you like.I got digital compression artefacts, kinda like when the data stream can't keep up with the data to be decoded
Does anyone know...does the complete saga set have extras that aren't with the other sets?