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Originally Posted by Ruined
Just as a heads up, the Blu-Ray version of this movie uses a lesser video codec (MPEG2) and has a lower audio bitrate (640kbps DD5.1) versus the HD DVD version that features VC-1 and 1.5mbps DD+5.1. Probably won't matter that much on this type of film anyway, though.
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Paramount Home Entertainment continues its dual-format next-gen support with another simultaneous release on Blu-ray and HD DVD. Oddly, they continue to use different codecs for the different formats, with the Blu-ray getting the MPEG-2 treatment, and HD DVD getting VC-1. Despite this difference, both transfers come from the same master, are presented in 2.35:1 widescreen and 1080p video, and look identical.
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http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/failuretolaunch.html
Bracke has already seen both versions and said they are identical.
