Red Mosquito

B wrote:

96583UP wrote:will that mean higher quality audio too?

Who do you think you're dealing with, Mister?

I mean Soundgarden enhanced audio for their blu ray

and PJ practically employ 90% the same people

until Ed meets some new transient flavor of the month friend / musician somewhere

and adds them to the pile

pushing down the foundation

into the bowels of irrelevant servitude

"A shipping label has been printed for your order"

You'll be enjoying this movie by the end of the year!!!

B wrote:You'll be enjoying this movie by the end of the year!!!

Rumors of "up-res"ing were highly exaggerated.

B wrote:Rumors of "up-res"ing were highly exaggerated.

The good ones, or the bad ones?
I haven't gone by my PO box yet.

It doesn't look any different to me. The DTE video is pixelated. The credits at the end are nearly unreadable.
I expected if it was upresed to HD it would look a lot better.

B wrote:It doesn't look any different to me. The DTE video is pixelated. The credits at the end are nearly unreadable.
I expected if it was upresed to HD it would look a lot better.

Well shiiiit.

B wrote:It doesn't look any different to me. The DTE video is pixelated. The credits at the end are nearly unreadable.
I expected if it was upresed to HD it would look a lot better.

What are you watching it on ? It might matter

I don't know a big, HD flat screen where everything else looks great.

I just ripped my original DVD copy of this to mkv so I can have it on Plex. Looks good to me.

Higgs wrote:I just ripped my original DVD copy of this to mkv so I can have it on Plex. Looks good to me.

I'm not tech savvy enough to do that.
What does the output mkv look like? 1080p? file size?
Also what about the audio?

Buby wrote:

Higgs wrote:I just ripped my original DVD copy of this to mkv so I can have it on Plex. Looks good to me.

I'm not tech savvy enough to do that.
What does the output mkv look like? 1080p? file size?
Also what about the audio?

Pretty sure it ripped at only 720p but that works fine for me. It will always be better for both video and sound quality as a straight DVD, but I just wanted easy access to it (and no longer have a DVD hooked up to my tv).

Regular DVD resolution is 480p.

Easy access is king.
I still have a ton of shit on USB's plugged to the TV.
1080p would be ideal for this setup. I have the bluray now, but the USB's I can take wherever.

Jorge wrote:Regular DVD resolution is 480p.

TiL (but yeah, now that you mention it I think I recall seeing that figure in the settings when I ripped the thing).

Well I'm too lazy to do a side-by-side comparison, but the Blu-ray sounds way better than I remember the DVD sounding.
But I realized (as I typed that) that it might be due to a way better setup nowadays.
The resolution is better to my eyes, but if you show this to a kid that's been raised on HD it would look like shit.