BACK IN TIME ("Making Of" Documentary of the BACK TO THE FUTURE Trilogy)

[Filmmaker]

If it's important to anyone from a purchase perspective, the audio on this title is lossy DVD-quality only, with a 5.1 option at 448 kbps and a 2.0 at 192 kbps.

5.1:
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2.0:
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[Oscar Rothman]

Why do you keep creating these double threads? First SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK and now this one

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...t=back+in+time

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by Oscar Rothman

Why do you keep creating these double threads? First SOMETIMES THEY COME BACK and now this one

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...t=back+in+time

Simple. I've been here long enough to know proper forum etiquette. In both cases, Blu-ray.com's search engine sucks eggs and didn't show me those prior threads. I'm happy for a moderator to merge them.

[welcometothepartypal]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

Simple. I've been here long enough to know proper forum etiquette. In both cases, Blu-ray.com's search engine sucks eggs and didn't show me those prior threads. I'm happy for a moderator to merge them.

It's true, I can never find anything I'm looking for. I thought it was just me.

[Jay Mammoth]

Any special features?

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by Jay Mammoth

Any special features?

"Rob Klein's BTTF Props"
"A Vegas Story"
"Fans Talk About the Delorean"
"More From the Cast"
"Bit BTS"
"Mick Smith"
Theatrical Trailer

[dvdmike]

It's a documentary, it does not need lossless

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

It's a documentary, it does not need lossless

There's simply no excuse for any Blu-ray to be saddled with compressed audio. Just because Dolby Digital will get the job done doesn't mean it's acceptable.

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

There's simply no excuse for any Blu-ray to be saddled with compressed audio. Just because Dolby Digital will get the job done doesn't mean it's acceptable.

Ah ha

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

There's simply no excuse for any Blu-ray to be saddled with compressed audio. Just because Dolby Digital will get the job done doesn't mean it's acceptable.

If this were included with the official release, do you REALLY think it would have had lossless audio?!?

[Rottweiler30]

Really don't like these making of's.

I don't want my favourite films dissected so everytime I watch them after I'll be thinking "I know how they did that".

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

If this were included with the official release, do you REALLY think it would have had lossless audio?!?

I don't understand your question. Here, I'll make it simple. Every Blu-ray should feature lossless audio, unless it's of a film so old that original audio materials can't be located. That's clearly not an issue for a 2015 film, though. All that said, this is not the kind of thing that would sway me from purchasing this BD, or most others, but I know it would for others. That's why I posted this--not to dissuade people from a purchase, but to help them make an informed one based on their own personal priorities.

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

Simple. I've been here long enough to know proper forum etiquette. In both cases, Blu-ray.com's search engine sucks eggs and didn't show me those prior threads. I'm happy for a moderator to merge them.

Click the "search this forum" button, hit advanced search, select "search titles only". It takes 20 seconds and will find a thread every time, if there is one and the title is spelled correctly.

[Filmmaker]

Sheesh. Try to offer up some helpful information and everybody thinks you're an a$$hole. This place makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.

[RodChester]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

Sheesh. Try to offer up some helpful information and everybody thinks you're an a$$hole. This place makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.

That seems to be a bit harsh. One person complained and another gave you instructions on how to accomplish something you weren't able to do. Doesn't seem like much of anything to get worked up over.

[GaragePoet]

Originally Posted by Rottweiler30

Really don't like these making of's.

I don't want my favourite films dissected so everytime I watch them after I'll be thinking "I know how they did that".

not sure if you've watched this yet or not, but it's hardly a "making of" doc... deals far more w/ the cultural impact of the movies and uber-fanboys recreating props, BTTF conventions, etc...

there was far more "behind the scenes" info on the blu-ray releases. this is more of a fluff piece. vaguely interesting for a one-time viewing, but not something i'm ever likely to feel inclined to watch again...

[Sky_Captain]

^^^^ This.

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by GaragePoet

not sure if you've watched this yet or not, but it's hardly a "making of" doc... deals far more w/ the cultural impact of the movies and uber-fanboys recreating props, BTTF conventions, etc...

there was far more "behind the scenes" info on the blu-ray releases. this is more of a fluff piece. vaguely interesting for a one-time viewing, but not something i'm ever likely to feel inclined to watch again...

It's terrible I agree, its a waste of a disc, BD-R or not.
But I would have liked to have heard those talking heads in lossless audio

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by RodChester

That seems to be a bit harsh. One person complained and another gave you instructions on how to accomplish something you weren't able to do. Doesn't seem like much of anything to get worked up over.

Wrong. One guy chastised me for posting in the wrong place, two others chided me for expressing concern with the disc's lossy audio and MifuneFan spoke condescendingly with the line, "It takes 20 seconds". More importantly (since, let's be honest, there are always haters), I have yet in all this discussion to see even one person say, "Thank you for this information." Just makes me wonder why we're comfortable living in an online culture that shows zero appreciation for good intentions.

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

Wrong. One guy chastised me for posting in the wrong place, two others chided me for expressing concern with the disc's lossy audio and MifuneFan spoke condescendingly with the line, "It takes 20 seconds". More importantly (since, let's be honest, there are always haters), I have yet in all this discussion to see even one person say, "Thank you for this information." Just makes me wonder why we're comfortable living in an online culture that shows zero appreciation for good intentions.

Wow ..

If you're doing something to get appreciation, then you're doing it for the wrong reason. Also, I was trying to help you, and wasn't trying to be condescending about it. I put that it takes 20 seconds because there's almost always a follow-up post when I explain how to do it, where someone says that takes way too long. 20 seconds is not a long time, and saves mods from having to do extra work, plus the benefit of not having threads derailed with posts like these..