Most of the initial MPEG-2 offerings looked fine, but it would be nice if they did some remastering and exchange programs like this. It would be great to endear them to early adopters.
I wonder if Warner will do the same with Superman Returns. They're offering a version with uncompressed audio as a frebie with the new Pioneer Elite Blu-ray Player. I don't want to spend a grand just to get a somewhat better version of a disc I already bought!
“Getting too close completely blurred what we saw to the point of incomprehension, but again, this shows a whole heap of potential that's fascinating to us.”
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Most of the initial MPEG-2 offerings looked fine, but it would be nice if they did some remastering and exchange programs like this. It would be great to endear them to early adopters.
I wonder if Warner will do the same with Superman Returns. They're offering a version with uncompressed audio as a frebie with the new Pioneer Elite Blu-ray Player. I don't want to spend a grand just to get a somewhat better version of a disc I already bought!