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SirhanSirhanSolo wrote:So what is Criterion's intended mode for watching a movie with an uncompressed mono soundtrack? Denon has a 'Mono Movie' mode, a 'Direct Mode,' and a 'Pure Direct' mode. I've listened to all three and, while there is a noticeable difference, what is the truly 'lossless' format? So what is Criterion's intended mode for watching a movie with an uncompressed mono soundtrack? Denon has a 'Mono Movie' mode, a 'Direct Mode,' and a 'Pure Direct' mode. I usually watch Blu-ray discs through my PS4, which can output LPCM and bitstream (Dolby and DTS).

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I have a Denon AVR-E400 that can play back Dolby Digitial, Dolby Pro Logic II/IIx/IIz, Dolby TrueHD, DTS Neo:6, DTS HD Master, PCM, et al.

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And while the format can't (yet) include the full multi-channel mixing of contemporary features, boutique labels like Criterion have been steadily releasing movies recorded in mono (like 1983's 'The Big Chill' and 1986's 'Down by Law') without any compression in sound.īut contemporary electronics make listening to an uncompressed-mono-track movie a chore. So far, Blu-ray's biggest achievement has been its ability to include uncompressed mono soundtracks. Audiences weren't going to allow black bars to annex their screens, and the format's adherence to original exhibition demanded the electronics industry reshape a product basically unchanged since its inception. The DVDs biggest contribution to home video was aspect-ratio fidelity. I'm concerned with putting this same DVD back into the player since I'm afraid there could be further problems.

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I think I'm going to write of this LOTD DVD I've been wanting to upgrade LOTD to Blu for a while now anyway, and now is a good time to do this. Thanks very much for taking the time to post - this is good to know, and much appreciated. It's also possible for players to scratch discs by not stopping them before setting them in the tray, but since this happened while the disc was being read, I think the laser head is more likely. If the disc has any troubles, you can try repairing it as you would with any scratch. Unless it happens again, I would treat it as a one-off occurrence and not fret about either the player or the disc.

Not sure if you can assign the blame to the disc or the player, since the problem lies at the way the two communicate with eachother. The problem is the laser head is getting too close to the disc and scratching it. Jindianajonz wrote:I've heard of similar problems with early X-box 360s. Has anyone else ever had anything like this happen with their Blu players? However, I just wanted to see what others thought - does it sound like the problem was with the Blu player, or was the problem with the DVD itself? In any case, I'm not planning on putting this LOTD DVD back in this Blu player in fact, I'll probably try to recycle this DVD since I'm not comfortable playing it on any other player at this point.

I'm fairly certain this scratch wasn't there before, though to be honest am not 100% sure about this.ġ) The DVD was placed in the player properly, since the movie itself played fine.Ģ) This type of thing has never happened before with this Blu player.Ģ) I subsequently played other DVDs on this same Samsung Blu player, and they worked fine. I then looked at the LOTD DVD itself, and there is now a perfect round scratched circle on the surface of the Disk itself, directly around the middle open circle on the DVD. I then pressed 'Stop' & went back to the main menu of the player (not the main menu of the Disc) - and then pressed Eject. At one point while checking them out, I clicked the 'Back' arrow to go to the previous page (there were two pages of bonus features), and the player started making this hellacious noise that I had never heard before. The movie itself played fine, but after I watched the film I wanted to check out the bonus features. However, a problem came up recently that I had never experienced before: I played my Land of the Dead regular DVD for the first time on this player. I got a new Samsung Blu player in late 2012, and everything has been going well - It's the first Blu player I've purchased, and I've overall been happy with this.

I know a lot of folks on here are more technically-savvy than I am - so I just wanted to run this past everyone, since someone may be able to provide some insight on this: