mooghead
Can't see it selling to be honest, I wont be buying it, why would I?
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AlexRocks
SIGH. I DON'T KNOW!!!! Lol. A plague of tarantulas upon you all! :)
fr1986
Nothing new, why don't they release blu-rays of hammersmith 75/79 houston 77, Argentina 81, Japan 85, Knebworth 86.
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know??
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know??
rocknrolllover
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[b]fr1986 wrote: [/b] Nothing new, why don't they release blu-rays of hammersmith 75/79 houston 77, Argentina 81, Japan 85, Knebworth 86.
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know?
[b]
[/b][b] [/b][/QUOTE] [b]
hammersmith 75/79 houston 77,Japan 85[/b] I doubt that these gigs are suitable for release on Blu ray.
Work on a [b]Rainbow [/b]still don`t finished.
[b]Knewborth[/b] full professional recording don`t exist, only part.
[b]Argentina 1981[/b] I doubt that this gig are suitable for release on Blu ray
[b]fr1986 wrote: [/b] Nothing new, why don't they release blu-rays of hammersmith 75/79 houston 77, Argentina 81, Japan 85, Knebworth 86.
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know?
[b]
[/b][b] [/b][/QUOTE] [b]
hammersmith 75/79 houston 77,Japan 85[/b] I doubt that these gigs are suitable for release on Blu ray.
Work on a [b]Rainbow [/b]still don`t finished.
[b]Knewborth[/b] full professional recording don`t exist, only part.
[b]Argentina 1981[/b] I doubt that this gig are suitable for release on Blu ray
inu-liger
[QUOTE] [b]rocknrolllover wrote:[/b]
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[b]fr1986 wrote: [/b] Nothing new, why don't they release blu-rays of hammersmith 75/79 houston 77, Argentina 81, Japan 85, Knebworth 86.
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know?
[b]
[/b][b] [/b][/QUOTE] [b]
hammersmith 75/79 houston 77,Japan 85[/b] I doubt that these gigs are suitable for release on Blu ray.
Work on a [b]Rainbow [/b]still don`t finished.
[b]Knewborth[/b] full professional recording don`t exist, only part.
[b]Argentina 1981[/b] I doubt that this gig are suitable for release on Blu ray[/QUOTE]
If only you could be as consistently accurate and on-topic elsewhere all the time :-)
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[b]fr1986 wrote: [/b] Nothing new, why don't they release blu-rays of hammersmith 75/79 houston 77, Argentina 81, Japan 85, Knebworth 86.
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know?
[b]
[/b][b] [/b][/QUOTE] [b]
hammersmith 75/79 houston 77,Japan 85[/b] I doubt that these gigs are suitable for release on Blu ray.
Work on a [b]Rainbow [/b]still don`t finished.
[b]Knewborth[/b] full professional recording don`t exist, only part.
[b]Argentina 1981[/b] I doubt that this gig are suitable for release on Blu ray[/QUOTE]
If only you could be as consistently accurate and on-topic elsewhere all the time :-)
rocknrolllover
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]rocknrolllover wrote:[/b]
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[b]fr1986 wrote: [/b] Nothing new, why don't they release blu-rays of hammersmith 75/79 houston 77, Argentina 81, Japan 85, Knebworth 86.
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know?
[b]
[/b][b] [/b][/QUOTE] [b]
hammersmith 75/79 houston 77,Japan 85[/b] I doubt that these gigs are suitable for release on Blu ray.
Work on a [b]Rainbow [/b]still don`t finished.
[b]Knewborth[/b] full professional recording don`t exist, only part.
[b]Argentina 1981[/b] I doubt that this gig are suitable for release on Blu ray[/QUOTE]
If only you could be as consistently accurate and on-topic elsewhere all the time :-)[/QUOTE]
Whart do you mean?
[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]rocknrolllover wrote:[/b]
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[b]fr1986 wrote: [/b] Nothing new, why don't they release blu-rays of hammersmith 75/79 houston 77, Argentina 81, Japan 85, Knebworth 86.
That would be superb news to all of us.
And what happened to the Rainbow DvD, Does anybody know?
[b]
[/b][b] [/b][/QUOTE] [b]
hammersmith 75/79 houston 77,Japan 85[/b] I doubt that these gigs are suitable for release on Blu ray.
Work on a [b]Rainbow [/b]still don`t finished.
[b]Knewborth[/b] full professional recording don`t exist, only part.
[b]Argentina 1981[/b] I doubt that this gig are suitable for release on Blu ray[/QUOTE]
If only you could be as consistently accurate and on-topic elsewhere all the time :-)[/QUOTE]
Whart do you mean?
inu-liger
You know exactly what I mean
rocknrolllover
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] You know exactly what I mean[/QUOTE]
I`m sorry, but I don`t know.
[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] You know exactly what I mean[/QUOTE]
I`m sorry, but I don`t know.
brians wig
WHAT?????
How many more copies of Bloody NATO are they going to release?
Get some OTHER surround albums made and released please!!!
How many more copies of Bloody NATO are they going to release?
Get some OTHER surround albums made and released please!!!
tero! 48531
[QUOTE] [b]brians wig wrote:[/b]
WHAT?????
How many more copies of Bloody NATO are they going to release?
Get some OTHER surround albums made and released please!!![/QUOTE]
You're right.
Maybe they could manage The Game for the 40th anniversary?
But before that, we're long overdue for a re-release of Wembley '86 on blu-ray...
WHAT?????
How many more copies of Bloody NATO are they going to release?
Get some OTHER surround albums made and released please!!![/QUOTE]
You're right.
Maybe they could manage The Game for the 40th anniversary?
But before that, we're long overdue for a re-release of Wembley '86 on blu-ray...
mooghead
[QUOTE] [b]rocknrolllover wrote:[/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] You know exactly what I mean[/QUOTE]
I`m sorry, but I don`t know.[/QUOTE]
He means stop talking shit and say something interesting for once... like me :-)
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b] You know exactly what I mean[/QUOTE]
I`m sorry, but I don`t know.[/QUOTE]
He means stop talking shit and say something interesting for once... like me :-)
e-man
somewhat off topic; but the people who constantly talk about how wembley will be released on blu ray before (instert whatever Queen related product), are they not aware that wembley, in terms of picture quality, cannot benefit from a HD transfer? or is that very fact a part of the joke/moan ?
mooghead
If you put Wembley on 2 identical TV's being supplied by 2 identical Blu Ray players, but one had the DVD and one had the Blu Ray.. would you be able to tell which one was the Blu Ray or not, picture wise?
inu-liger
[QUOTE] [b]e-man wrote:[/b]are they not aware that wembley, in terms of picture quality, cannot benefit from a HD transfer? or is that very fact a part of the joke/moan ?[/QUOTE]
Well I don't suppose you would have seen the "Days Of Our Lives" documentary in full high definition then, would you?
Seriously, even with the fact the archival footage used for the most is originally shot on standard definition video, it looks FANTASTIC in upconverted HD compared to standard DVD!
Not that I'm advocating a Wembley '86 re-release anytime soon (maybe they should wait until the 30th or 40th anniversary for that!), but in general I believe any concert shot on video would do fine on BD in that as far as encoding and specs go, BD allows up to 40Mbit/s for video encoding as opposed to DVD's 8Mbit/s, and there is the more significant advantage of having lossless surround sound audio (DVD's limited to either lossless 2.0 PCM or 5.1 DTS topping out at 1.5Mbit/s)
Also, for the North American/NTSC markets, the BD resolution allows us to watch PAL-sourced videos without losing about 16% of the picture quality in the process (as is typical with PAL > NTSC conversions for SD formats), albeit with the frame rate still changed from 25fps to 29.97fps of course.
Well I don't suppose you would have seen the "Days Of Our Lives" documentary in full high definition then, would you?
Seriously, even with the fact the archival footage used for the most is originally shot on standard definition video, it looks FANTASTIC in upconverted HD compared to standard DVD!
Not that I'm advocating a Wembley '86 re-release anytime soon (maybe they should wait until the 30th or 40th anniversary for that!), but in general I believe any concert shot on video would do fine on BD in that as far as encoding and specs go, BD allows up to 40Mbit/s for video encoding as opposed to DVD's 8Mbit/s, and there is the more significant advantage of having lossless surround sound audio (DVD's limited to either lossless 2.0 PCM or 5.1 DTS topping out at 1.5Mbit/s)
Also, for the North American/NTSC markets, the BD resolution allows us to watch PAL-sourced videos without losing about 16% of the picture quality in the process (as is typical with PAL > NTSC conversions for SD formats), albeit with the frame rate still changed from 25fps to 29.97fps of course.
inu-liger
[QUOTE] [b]mooghead wrote:[/b]
If you put Wembley on 2 identical TV's being supplied by 2 identical Blu Ray players, but one had the DVD and one had the Blu Ray.. would you be able to tell which one was the Blu Ray or not, picture wise?
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Theoretically yes you could. As I explained in my last post, Blu-ray video encoding allows up to 40Mbit/s and DVD is limited to 8Mbit/s, so even a well encoded DVD likely would still show macroblocking especially in fast shots whereas Blu-ray should not owing to the massive overhead the encoding bitrate gives for SD sourced video.
If you put Wembley on 2 identical TV's being supplied by 2 identical Blu Ray players, but one had the DVD and one had the Blu Ray.. would you be able to tell which one was the Blu Ray or not, picture wise?
[/QUOTE]
Theoretically yes you could. As I explained in my last post, Blu-ray video encoding allows up to 40Mbit/s and DVD is limited to 8Mbit/s, so even a well encoded DVD likely would still show macroblocking especially in fast shots whereas Blu-ray should not owing to the massive overhead the encoding bitrate gives for SD sourced video.