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Originally Posted by Arkadin
well it's the new master that gives the new release the improved clarity, but then they had to ruin what could have been an amazing disc by their inept grain scrubbing.
it's actually pathetically brilliant what they have been able to pull off because it gives the illusion to people not happy with the previous disc that this sort of practice actually makes sense.
What actually would have made more sense would have been using a new master for the original release in the first place.
but obviously that's a little too much to ask.
It's crazy for people to act like anyone who doesn't like the new release can just settle for the old release when it is clearly less than ideal.
What are people going to say if Fox did this to the upcoming "Alien" release?
Fox better be prepared for some extreme hate if they grain scrubbed "Alien".
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It's not a new master though...
unless taking the same transfer an increasing the bitrate by 50% and bigger file size qualifies it as new?