List of D-Box Titles

[ckenisell]

I have seen more and more people talking about this motion technology lately. And I have seen more and more Blu-Ray titles released with the motion codes included on disc.

This thread will focus on the technology and the BLU-RAY titles that are supported by D-Box motion codes. As you will see below, the titles will be divided into two catagories: Included On-disc & Available for Download from D-Box. We will NOT be focussing on DVD supported titles and we will not be focussing on the commercial theatre portion of D-Box's business. Also, we will not be discussing pricing in the thread either.

Resources:

To learn more about D-Box technology, visit D-Box's Home Theatre official web site.

What you need for D-Box to work in your home theatre:

1. Seating - For D-Box seating, you have three options:
   1. New Seating - You can purchase seating with the D-Box hardware already installed. This includes SRR-J-131, SRR-J-132, SRR-J-133, SRR-J-231, SRR-J-232 or SRR-J-233.
   2. Existing Seating - You can purchase frames that include the D-Box hardware that will retro-fit your existing seating. These models include SRP-130, SRP-230, SRP-330 and SRP-530.
   3. Custom Seating (SRR Series) - D-Box has worked with various seating manufactures to ensure that they build seating that can easily fit the D-Box hardware. Those manufactures include CDGI, Cineak, Cinematech, Continental Seating, Design NS, Fortress Seating, Jaymar, and United Leather.
      Note: I plan to expand on each of the models above in a future edit.
2. Motion Controller - This hardware is to motion as a surround sound receiver is to audio. Every D-Box system MUST include one of these. This controller includes a BD-ROM drive for loading D-Box codes from BDs that already include D-Box motion codes. It is also connected to your internet connection for downloading codes directly from D-Box for movies that do not include the codes on the BD. For Blu-Ray support, you have two options:
   1. Standalone Series - Series IV BD - This controller has a built-in BD-ROM drive.
   2. PC Based - From my understanding, a less expensive option is to dedicate a PC, with a built-in BD-ROM drive, as your controller. There is a Blu-ray.com member that is already using this method and look forward to his feedback on this option. I will edit this post with any further edit that is posted below.
      Note: I plan to expand on each of the options above in a future edit.
3. Finally, you need a Blu-Ray player. Any Blu-Ray player with a Digital Optical or Digital Coax output will work. However, there are issues to this:
   1. If you simply want to have motion and lossy audio, you may use any Blu-Ray player with Digital Optical or Digital Coax output. Note that your Blu-Ray player's audio settings will need to be set to bitstream and NOT PCM.
   2. If you want to have motion and lossless audio, you will need a Blu-Ray player that will output audio via HDMI and Digital Optical/Digital Coax at the same time. The Blu-Ray player needs to send the lossless audio track to your surround sound receiver via HDMI and the lossy Dolby Digital or DTS audio track will connect to the D-Box controller (standalone or PC based) via Digital Optical or Digital Coax.

[ckenisell]

Supported Titles:

Please post any corrections or additions and I will add them to this post
Also note that I plan to divide these into On-disc and Downloadable respectively in a future update.

21
300
1408
(007) Casino Royale
(007) Die Another Day
(007) Quantum of Solace
10,000 B.C.
16 Blocks
2 Fast 2 Furious
2001: A Space Odyssey
2010: The Year We Make Contact
28 Days Later
28 Weeks Later
3:10 to Yuma
30 Days of Night
6th Day (The)
A Bug's Life
A History of Violence
A Knight's Tale
Aeonflux
Air Force One
Alexander
Alien Vs. Predator (Avp)
Aliens vs. Predator - Requiem (AVP2)
American Gangster
Animatrix
Apocalypto
Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford,the
Austin Powers 1: International Man of Mystery
Austin Powers 2: The Spy Who Shagged Me
Austin Powers 3: Goldmember
Aviator, The
Babel
Babylon A.D.
Bank Job, The
Batman Begins
Batman: Dark Knight, The
Bedtime Stories
Bee Movie
Behind Enemy Line
Beowulf
Big Fish
Black Hawk Down
Blade Runner
Blood & Chocolate
Blood Diamond
Body of Lies
Bolt
Boondock Saints
Bourne Identity, The
Bourne Supremacy
Bourne Ultimatum, The
Brave One, the
Bridge to Terabithia
Broken Arrow
Brothers Grimm, The
Bruce Almighty
Bulletproof Monk
Bullitt
Cars
Cast Away
Chain Reaction
Changing Lanes
Chicago
Chicken Little
Children of Men
Children of Men
Chronicles of Narnia 2: Prince Caspian
Chronicles of Narnia, The
Chronicles of Riddick
Cinderella Man
Clear and Present Danger
Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
Cloverfield
Collateral Damage
Commando
Con Air
Condemned, The
Constantine
Courage Under Fire
Covenant, The
Crank
Crash
Crimson Tide
Da Vinci Code, The
Daredevil
Dark City
Dark Water
Dawn of the Dead
Day After Tomorrow, The
Day The Earth Stood Still, The (1951)
Day The Earth Stood Still, The (2008)
Day Watch
Days of Thunder
Death Proof
Death Race
Death Sentence
Déjà Vu
Departed, The
Derailed
Descent, The
Die Hard 1: (1988)
Die Hard 2: Die Harder
Die Hard 3: With a Vengeance
Die Hard 4: Live Free or Die Hard
Die Hard 4: Live Free or Die Hard
Dinausor
Disturbia
Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
Domino
Donnie Darko
Doom
Dragon Wars - D-War
Eagle Eye
Eight Below
elf
End of Days
Enemy at the Gates
Enemy of the State
Entrapment
Eragon
Eraser
Event Horizon
Exorcism of Emily Rose, The
Eye, The
Face/Off
Fantastic 4
Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Fast and Furious, The: Tokyo Drift
Fast and the Furious, The
Fast Company (1979)
Fifth Element, The
Final Countdown, the (1980)
Final Destination
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within
Firewall
First Knight
Flags Of Our Fathers
Flight of the Phoenix
Flight Plan
Flyboys
Fool's Gold
Forbidden Kingdom, The
Fountain, The
Four Brothers
French Connection 2
French Connection, The
Friday Night Lights
From Hell
Game Plan, The
Gangs of New York
Gattaca
Ghost Rider
Ghostbusters
Golden Compass, the
Gone Baby Gone
Gone in 60 Seconds
Gothika
Gran Torino
Gridiron Gang
Guardian, The
Hancock
Happening, The
Happily N'Ever After
Happy Feet
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrects
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Askaban
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
Hart's War
Hellboy
Hellboy 2: The Golden Army
Hidalgo
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxie
Hitman
Hollow Man
Home of the Brave
Hostel
House of Flying Daggers
House of Wax
Hulk
Hunt for Red October, The
I Am Legend
I, Robot
Ice Age
Ice Age: The Meltdown
Identity
Incredible Hulk
Independence Day
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
International, The
Into the Blue
Invasion, The
Invisible, The
Iron Man
Island, The
Italian Job, The
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Jumper
Kill Bill: Volume 1
Kill Bill: Volume 2
King Arthur
King Kong
Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom, The
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Kiss of The Dragon
Kung Fu Hustle
Kung Fu Panda
L4yer Cake
Ladder 49
Lady in the Water
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
Last Samurai, The
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The
Legend of Zorro, The
Lions For Lambs
Longest Day, The
Lord of War
Lost 1 (First season)
Lost 2 (Second season)
Lucky Number Slevin
Madagascar
Madagascar 2: Escape to Affrica
Madagascar Pinguins Christmas
Man on Fire
Manchurian Candidate, The
Marine, The
Mask, The
Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
Matrix Reloaded, The
Matrix Revolutions ,The
Matrix, The
Max Payne
Meet the Robinsons
Meet The Spartans
Memento
Men in Black
Men of Honor
Messengers, The
Miami Vice
Million Dollar Baby
Miracle
Mirrors
Mission: Impossible
Mission: Impossible II
Mission: Impossible III
Mist, the
Monster House
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Mr. Brooks
Mummy Returns, The
Mummy, The
Mummy, The: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor
National Treasure
National Treasure 2
Next
Night at the Museum
Night Watch (Nochnoy dozor)
Nightmare Before Christmas, The
No Country for Old Men
Ocean's Eleven
Ocean's Thirteen
Ocean's Twelve
Omen, The
One, The
Open Season
Out of Time
Pathfinder
Paycheck
Pearl Harbour
Perfect Storm, The
Phone Booth
Pineapple Express
Pink Panther, The
Pirates of the Caribbean: At The World's End
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Pitch Black
Planet of the Apes
Planet of the Apes: 1968
Planet of the Apes: Battle
Planet of the Apes: Beneath
Planet of the Apes: Conquest
Planet of the Apes: Escape
Planet Terror - Extended and Unrated
Polar Express, The
Poltergeist
Predator
Premonition
Prestige, The
Punisher, The
Rambo IV
Ratatouille
Reaping, The
Recruit, The
Reign of Fire
Rescue Dawn
Reservoir Dogs
Resident Evil
Resident Evil - Extinction
Resident Evil: Apocalypse
Revolver
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Rock, The
Rocky Balboa
Rundown, The
Running Scared
Rush Hour 3
S.W.A.T.
Sahara
Saw 3
Saw II
Scorpion King, The
Seabiscuit
Secret Window
Semi-Pro
Sentinel
Serenity
Shining, The
Shoot Em Up
Shooter
Short Circuit
Shrek the Third
Signs
Simpsons Movie, The
Sin City
SIN CITY: CUSTOMER
SIN CITY: GOODBYE
SIN CITY: KILL
SIN CITY: YELLOW
Sixth Sense, The
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
Sleepy Hollow
Slumdog Millionaire
Space Cowboys
Species
Speed
Speed Racer
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 2.1
Spider-Man 3
Spiderwick Chronicles,The
Spy Game
Stargate
Stargate
Starship Trooper
Starship Troopers 2
Stealth
Stranger Than Fiction
Sum of All Fears, The
Sunshine
Super Speedway Mach2
Superman Returns
Surf's Up
Swordfish

[Rik1138]

D-Box has a complete list of all supported titles on their website (Blu-ray and DVD, sortable either way, and can be downloaded into an Excel spreadsheet):

http://www.d-box.com/en/supported-titles/

I don't think it mentions specifically if the code is on the disc or needs to be downloaded though...

Rik

[ckenisell]

Taken
Taking Lives
Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby
Tears of the Sun
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (T2) Skynet Edition
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Terminator, The
There Will be Blood
TMNT
Top Gun
Total Recall
Training Day
Transformers
Transporter 2
Transporter 3
Transporter, The
Troy
Twilight
Twister
U-571
Ultraviolet
Unbreakable
Underdog
Underworld
Underworld: Evolution
Untraceable
Urban Legend
Usual Suspects, The
V for Vendetta
Vacancy
Van Helsing
Vanishing Point
Vantage Point
Vertical Limit
Walking Tall
Wall-E
Wanted
War
Water Horse,The - Legend of the Deep
We Own the Night
We Were Soldiers
Wicker Man, The
Wild Hogs
Wild, The
Windtalkers
World Trade Center
World's Fastest Indian, The
World's Fastest Indian, The
X-Files 1 : Fight the Future
X-Files 2 : I Want to Believe
X-Men
X-Men 2 (X2)
X-Men: The Last Stand
xXx
xXx: State of the Union
Young Guns
Zodiac

[rocks off]

Try copy-pasting the printer friendly version: http://www.livetheaction.com/motionc...hp?export=html

[ckenisell]

List updated. The only discrepancy I see is with The Island. As far as I know, there's not a US BD release of that film.

[SlmShdy1]

If anbody wants to test out D-Box before you take the plunge or if you just want to experience it because you can't afford it, there are theaters in the US that now feature D-Box. Clicky.

[ckenisell]

I have bitten the bullet and ordered one of these systems. It arrives tomorrow. Everything will be documented and I'll post it all here for you to see.

[ChoosyLobster]

Originally Posted by ckenisell

I have bitten the bullet and ordered one of these systems. It arrives tomorrow. Everything will be documented and I'll post it all here for you to see.

Just a quick question? how much do these d-box seats run for?? This is something i would love to have when i own my own home.

[RocShemp]

Originally Posted by ckenisell

1. If you want to have motion and lossless audio, you will need a Blu-Ray player that will output audio via HDMI and Digital Optical/Digital Coax at the same time. The Blu-Ray player needs to send the lossless audio track to your surround sound receiver via HDMI and the lossy Dolby Digital or DTS audio track will connect to the D-Box controller (standalone or PC based) via Digital Optical or Digital Coax.

I didn't realize it was that complex. I guess I'll have to wait 'til I get a new BD player. I have a PS3 and, though they added the option to output via HDMI and optical at the same time, said option compromises the sound. Audio is limited to 48kHz (so if you have 96kHz discs they'll be downsampled by the PS3) and 5.1 (which would downgrade my 7.1 discs).

[Paul.R.S]

Might we get an update to this thread from any prior participants?

I'm curious about how there do not appear to be links at the d-box site for downloads of the motion code for those titles that don't already have it on the BD.

I would also be curious to hear from ckenisell regarding the purchase you/he mentioned (in October 2009). How did it pan out?

[jscoggins]

http://hemc.d-box.com/?page_id=4089

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by jscoggins

http://hemc.d-box.com/?page_id=4089

Hmmm--not a prior participant but, despite better judgment, I'll bite . . .

I've already looked at that. Again, per my prior post, "there do not appear to be links at the d-box site for [the actual] downloads of the motion code for those titles that don't already have it on the BD."

Clicking on the titles at the separate "HEMC" site that launches upon clicking "Movie List" at the d-box site brings up a title-specific page for that film, yes. But unless I am not seeing it, nothing on the page is clickable; there is no link to a download. It just appears to be a title page for the film.

I thought this might be a Chrome issue but the page populates the same way on Safari.

So I guess my question becomes, do you do the downloads via the site or is the HEMC site only 'for information purposes' and the downloads are only done once the HEMC box connects with the server?

[Paul.R.S]

Never mind the above bollocks. Per usual with HT topics not explicitly/exclusively related to actual BDs, AVS is a better resource for me. Finding all I need and more here in case anyone else is interested:

http://www.avsforum.com/forum/86-ult...iasts-233.html

[ckenisell]

Originally Posted by Paul.R.S

I would also be curious to hear from ckenisell regarding the purchase you/he mentioned (in October 2009). How did it pan out?

What else would you like to know that's not on the AVS forum that I can help you with?

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by ckenisell

What else would you like to know that's not on the AVS forum that I can help you with?

I posted here before I found all the AVS d-box threads (and your participation therein). Thanks.