Universal HD encodes "not good enough" to port? How?

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Universal HD encodes "not good enough" to port? How?

01-22-2008, 12:01 AM

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WickyWoo

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btw, it takes about an hour to Re-Author a HD DVD (VC1 Encoded) to BluRay with a HOME COMPUTER! Without menu or anything. So it's really NOT complicated to do it.

That's just changing the block size

I suggest you don't elaborate any further though.

Universal's biggest problem is that they're using masters that are as much as a decade old for their HD DVDs, especially on older films like Last Starfighter. Telecine has come a long way in the last decade, time to do them again, especially for an evergreen like that

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