As I understand it, they were animated at the 24 fps. The show proper was 30 fps. Why? IDFK. But it DEFINITELY screwed up the FUNimation release on BD, no question.
No, it's the other way around. The OP/EDs are 30 fps and the show is 24 fps. Obviously
Cowboy Bebop - The Movie - Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door – Dynit BD (Region B locked)
So this is the moment I never once thought could happen, but it really did happen: a Dynit release with English subtitles and dub! Seeing those English subtitles put a really big grin on my face, so a big thank you to everyone involved in this release! Hopefully the sales will perform well enough for Dynit to consider releasing other titles from the Sony catalog, such as Tokyo Godfathers.
The quality is what one should expect from Dynit: an expertly crafted package put together with better care than last year’s offering from Funimation. I don’t think anyone will be disappointed by the encoding work found on the disc, though it must be said that this Blu-ray is based on an old HD transfer that was used for the original Sony DVD release. The HD transfer has held up well over the time and it has a nice filmic quality to it, but a new remaster would have been received with open arms.
If you want to add Cowboy Bebop The Movie to your Blu-ray collection, then this is the release that you’ll want to buy.
Strange that only the 1st screenshot (Dynit/Funi) from the Opening of the movie show that much difference, the rest of thoses screenshoots indeed show a difference in the grain, but it's not as big as I expected, probably because as you said the master is the same. (old HD transfer).
I wonder what's the deal with the opening for Funi to screw that much in that particular sequence.
Really disapointed that Dynit did not include a French Sub track, especially since they still have pretty good relationship with Dybex (the TV serie Cowboy Bebop, Ergo Proxy, Ghost in the shell Innocence, etc.)
But I also really hope that they include English subs in more releases in the future, it's a really good move.
Strange that only the 1st screenshot (Dynit/Funi) from the Opening of the movie show that much difference, the rest of thoses screenshoots indeed show a difference in the grain, but it's not as big as I expected, probably because as you said the master is the same master. (old HD transfer).
Yeah, I kinda felt the same. If there's anyone who can do actual viewing comparisons, I'd be interested if the Dynit encode shows more of a difference in motion instead.
I also took some screenshots from the Daitarn 3 trailer (trailer is encoded with video bitrate of 30mbps):
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Strange that only the 1st screenshot (Dynit/Funi) from the Opening of the movie show that much difference, the rest of thoses screenshoots indeed show a difference in the grain, but it's not as big as I expected, probably because as you said the master is the same master. (old HD transfer).
I wonder what's the deal with the opening for Funi to screw that much in that particular sequence.
Really disapointed that Dynit did not include a French Sub track, especially since they still have pretty good relationship with Dybex (the TV serie Cowboy Bebop, Ergo Proxy, Ghost in the shell Innocence, etc.)
But I also really hope that they include English subs in more releases in the future, it's a really good move.
My guess is that the opening was sourced from a dupe film element, hence the lower resolution and slightly increased contrast, but I don't understand why they would do that. The opening was already in English.
Yeah, I kinda felt the same. If there's anyone who can do actual viewing comparisons, I'd be interested if the Dynit encode shows more of a difference in motion instead.
mp3dom said that the real advantage of his encode is detail in the fight scenes, or something like that, when comparing to the Image BD.
I also took some screenshots from the Daitarn 3 trailer (trailer is encoded with video bitrate of 30mbps)
When I got my Dynit copy of Heaven’s Feel, I noticed all the trailers were also encoded with high bitrates as well (around 30 average).
Also- and this is a recommendation- y'all should check out at least the first episode of Daitarn 3- that episode is insanely hilarious for its sheer absurdity and I loved it.
Can someone who has the Kizumonogatari films run a BDinfo scan and bitrate graph?
The back of the Japanese covers say it has 96kHz audio, and knowing the oddities of Kizu (and Monogatari as a whole), I wouldn't be surprised, but I'm curious if it's true...
Can someone who has the Kizumonogatari films run a BDinfo scan and bitrate graph?
The back of the Japanese covers say it has 96kHz audio, and knowing the oddities of Kizu (and Monogatari as a whole), I wouldn't be surprised, but I'm curious if it's true...
Anyone know if there’s a difference in the US and JP BluRay for Gundam Unicorn?
The old Bandai releases are 1:1 clones. Identical in both US and JP. The new Nozomi/Rightstuf release in one collection is a re-encode. Video is about as good, and audio is arguably better (LPCM 2.0 and 5.1 mixes in both Japanese and English).
The old Bandai releases are 1:1 clones. Identical in both US and JP. The new Nozomi/Rightstuf release in one collection is a re-encode. Video is about as good, and audio is arguably better (LPCM 2.0 and 5.1 mixes in both Japanese and English).
So, I assume would it’s best to get the older release instead of the RightStuf version? And “arguably better”, TrueHD vs LPCM?
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