@ Bollywood Blu-Ray. Subject: Your website.

[sanjay0864]

For someone who is claiming to speak on behalf of us customers and also claiming to try and communicate to the Indian video industry the need for good quality Blu-ray releases, the least you can do is atleast get your own website in order. The website is full of glaring errors. It is quite obvious that you people either have no idea of the different audio formats or simply don't care. Because almost every single Blu-ray title listed on your site has Dolby TrueHD as the audio format even in cases where you have no information and even worse is that in cases where this is totally incorrect. For eg. the Bodhega, 'Region B' BD of 'Jodhaa Akbar' has only one audio track, i.e. 'DTS-HD Master Audio 6.1', where as your site claims it has a Dolby TrueHD 5.1 and a DD 5.1 track. Another example is 'New York', which we all know now, has only lossy DTS & DD tracks, but you still have the following:
Audio Format: D T S Hd Master Audio, Dolby Digital 5.1 Channel
listed for 'New York'.
The most laughable is the listing for Silsila. Where it lists the following:
Audio: D T S Hd Master Audio, Dolby Digital 5.1 Channel
Come on the very best we can hope for is DTS HD Master Audio 1.0, considering that the movie is originally recorded in only MONO 1.0 track sound. Most probably this will be a crappy pseudo DD 5.0 (with same mono sound in all channels).
These business practices are not only misleading but I am sure also illegal. To incorrectly represent a product just so you can fool people into thinking that they are buying a BD with features that don't actually exist is dishonest at best. I hope you don't need me to actually list out all the other numerous errors on your site. By the way I have in the past also tried to educate you about the misinformation and errors on your website but it seems you don't really care. Then again, is it just stupid of us to expect anything different from anyone commercially linked to the brainless 'chor' Indian video industry or can we hope for better from you guys atleast?

PS: The format is called Blu-ray and it is a Blu-ray Disc. There is no 'DVD' before or after the Blu-ray. DVD is a totally different product. So please stop referring to BDs as Blu-ray DVDs and listing DVD as the media for these Blu-ray discs. The correct term is 'Media: BD'.