Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) EiV Bluray PQ/AQ?

[Sithlord75]

Originally Posted by sapphire_nick

Do not be put off!!! Its absolutely awesome and DTS-MA too. I would take this one over the USA release!!

What's the difference compared to the US release ?

I have the US version and it's a great transfer.

[blu_sharpy]

Originally Posted by Sithlord75

What's the difference compared to the US release ?

I have the US version and it's a great transfer.

UK Version : AVC Encode, 5.1 DTS-HD MA
US Version : VC-1 Encode, 5.1 Dolby TrueHD

Extras are the same.

[samdaman94]

Thanks everyone, and merry christmas

[LordCrumb]

Originally Posted by blu_sharpy

UK Version : AVC Encode, 5.1 DTS-HD MA
US Version : VC-1 Encode, 5.1 Dolby TrueHD

Extras are the same.

Lossless vs Lossless

[DVDsBlow]

Originally Posted by blu_sharpy

UK Version : AVC Encode, 5.1 DTS-HD MA
US Version : VC-1 Encode, 5.1 Dolby TrueHD

Extras are the same.

Lossless is lossless....

As far as advanced codecs codecs go, AVC vs VC-1 means jack shxt.

It is all about the master used, if the encoder used digital tweaks and/or provided reasonable bitrates or not.

[blu_sharpy]

DVDsBlow:

I'm well aware that at the end of the day, lossless is lossless and that the difference between AVC and VC-1 is minimal but that was the OP's question; what is the difference? I'm only answering the OP's question.

AVC: normally slightly higher bitrate than VC-1 if compressed properly.
DTS-HD MA: also can produce a higher bitrate, as well as having better 'base' reproduction and generally 'louder.'