jellydonut25 wrote:Arrow Video has released:
The Bloodthirsty Trilogy
Phantasm 1-5
Creepshow 2
Society
CHUD
Caltiki
The Stuff
Brain Damage
The Crazies
Basket Case
and more.
The only one of those I have any interest in is the vampire trilogy set.
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jellydonut25 wrote:Arrow Video has released:
The Bloodthirsty Trilogy
Phantasm 1-5
Creepshow 2
Society
CHUD
Caltiki
The Stuff
Brain Damage
The Crazies
Basket Case
and more.
Dr Kain wrote:The only one of those I have any interest in is the vampire trilogy set.
O.Supreme wrote:well of the 20 or so items on my Amazon Media Wish list, I decided to go BIG. Fynny enough, this wasn't even a Prime day deal, just happened to go way down in price on the same day, so I finally got it:
jellydonut25 wrote:I buy all my MCU movies used for cheap. Disney's audio mixes are trash, and I'm not gonna pay top dollar for trash.
lhb412 wrote:I buy Blu-ray pretty much exclusively, but when I saw a used copy of the currently unavailable in North America Dawn of the Dead on DVD at the second hand shop I couldn't resist! It's that 4 disc set with all the different cuts of the movie. Looks decent upscaled!
I literally have a hard time watching their discs just on a TV, like, just casually. I have to crank my TV up to volume 50 or higher to hear stuff...usually it's at 20. That's ridiculous.Dr Kain wrote:jellydonut25 wrote:I buy all my MCU movies used for cheap. Disney's audio mixes are trash, and I'm not gonna pay top dollar for trash.
I was pretty disappointed with their audio for Black Panther. It sounded as bad as the Iron Man BD I have and that came out ten years ago. Though, I'm suspecting it's more my own set up than the discs themselves. I probably should invest in a new subwoover and a receiver that can transmit Atmos.
Dr Kain wrote:jellydonut25 wrote:I buy all my MCU movies used for cheap. Disney's audio mixes are trash, and I'm not gonna pay top dollar for trash.
I was pretty disappointed with their audio for Black Panther. It sounded as bad as the Iron Man BD I have and that came out ten years ago. Though, I'm suspecting it's more my own set up than the discs themselves. I probably should invest in a new subwoover and a receiver that can transmit Atmos.
lhb412 wrote:I buy Blu-ray pretty much exclusively, but when I saw a used copy of the currently unavailable in North America Dawn of the Dead on DVD at the second hand shop I couldn't resist! It's that 4 disc set with all the different cuts of the movie. Looks decent upscaled!
Tom R VanSlambrouck wrote:Dr Kain wrote:jellydonut25 wrote:I buy all my MCU movies used for cheap. Disney's audio mixes are trash, and I'm not gonna pay top dollar for trash.
I was pretty disappointed with their audio for Black Panther. It sounded as bad as the Iron Man BD I have and that came out ten years ago. Though, I'm suspecting it's more my own set up than the discs themselves. I probably should invest in a new subwoover and a receiver that can transmit Atmos.
It's not your set up Disney is notorious for having poor audio on their discs often having the volume too low. If you have an Atmos set up another issue is to low volume on the height channels.
The audio dropout that you are describing is what is known as "Discrete Audio", meaning it is carried only in the speakers that match the subject on screen. In this case, the dialogue is voiced off-screen.
To restore the full soundtrack to your television, please try the following:
· Check your audio connections to your TV set. If you are using the red, white and yellow cables to connect your player, please verify that the red and white cables are both firmly connected at both ends.
· If your TV only has one audio input (left or right), you will need a Y adapter for your RCA cables. This will allow you to plug the ends of the red and white cables into the adapter, and then plug the single end of the adapter into the audio input. This will give you the full soundtrack.
· If you have a 2 channel system, you may also need to adjust the audio settings of your player. To change your settings you will need to visit the setup page of your player. With no disc in the player, press the "Setup" button on your player's remote control. If your remote does not have a setup button you may need to use the "Menu" or "Display" button. Once in the menu, select the audio settings then change your audio output option to either 2 Channel, Stereo, or 2 Channel Stereo. Then, press the "Setup" button again to exit this menu. This new setting should correctly mix the audio track on this disc and allow you to hear the previously missing audio.
DannyBeane wrote:That's the Anchor Bay dvd release of DOTD. I have it. I also have the blu ray release and... I still prefer the DVD because I adore the European cut of DOTD. It's my favorite movie of all time. I've watched it probably a 100 times and I am not even kidding.
The audio dropout that you are describing is what is known as "Discrete Audio", meaning it is carried only in the speakers that match the subject on screen. In this case, the dialogue is voiced off-screen.
To restore the full soundtrack to your television, please try the following:
· Check your audio connections to your TV set. If you are using the red, white and yellow cables to connect your player, please verify that the red and white cables are both firmly connected at both ends.
· If your TV only has one audio input (left or right), you will need a Y adapter for your RCA cables. This will allow you to plug the ends of the red and white cables into the adapter, and then plug the single end of the adapter into the audio input. This will give you the full soundtrack.
· If you have a 2 channel system, you may also need to adjust the audio settings of your player. To change your settings you will need to visit the setup page of your player. With no disc in the player, press the "Setup" button on your player's remote control. If your remote does not have a setup button you may need to use the "Menu" or "Display" button. Once in the menu, select the audio settings then change your audio output option to either 2 Channel, Stereo, or 2 Channel Stereo. Then, press the "Setup" button again to exit this menu. This new setting should correctly mix the audio track on this disc and allow you to hear the previously missing audio.
lhb412 wrote:DannyBeane wrote:That's the Anchor Bay dvd release of DOTD. I have it. I also have the blu ray release and... I still prefer the DVD because I adore the European cut of DOTD. It's my favorite movie of all time. I've watched it probably a 100 times and I am not even kidding.
I recently got the Criterion edition of Night of the Living Dead, so I'm actually tempted to hold off on Dawn and wait for the Halloween season and watch Night, Dawn and Day (which I've never seen) all together.
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