Indiana Jones
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so will the the blu ray which comes with the 4k sound have the original audio ?
Yes the included Blu-Ray is still the original disc.
so will the the blu ray which comes with the 4k sound have the original audio ?
It does mate, the Blu ray has the DTS-HD track.so will the the blu ray which comes with the 4k sound have the original audio ?
You are missing a trick here, 19.30, crank up the home cinema, your neighbour won't seem as noisy lol.Sadly I rarely use my surround sound setup anymore favouring my Bluetooth Noise Cancelling headphones simply because I don’t get to watch anything Mon-Fri until around 7pm and my neighbour upstairs is quite noisy, far from ideal but it’s allowed me to maintain my sanity and enjoy content at a high volume level.
So has anyone Ripped and swapped out the tracks from the Blu Ray to the 4K film if this is successful might give it a try when I get the discs
the only downside is going to be then missing the atmos then
Include both when you rip and you can then decide for yourself on the fly which you prefer, perhaps the added benefits of the Atmos track make up for the loss of the deep bass?
I think it's an excellent track mate, very immersive indeed.Never really gone with all this graph nonsense, the arguments between Dolby Atmos or DTS etc I don't think it means anything.
Two of the best soundtracks I've ever heard, Hot Fuzz on HD-DVD with a Dolby+ track and Jurassic Park on laserdisc with a DTS track.
I'm sure if I put them on graphs, it wouldn't be pretty yet they sound excellent. I am going to take the opinion of someone WHO HAS ACTUALLY HEARD IT over some fanboy graph.
Never really gone with all this graph nonsense, the arguments between Dolby Atmos or DTS etc I don't think it means anything.
Two of the best soundtracks I've ever heard, Hot Fuzz on HD-DVD with a Dolby+ track and Jurassic Park on laserdisc with a DTS track.
I'm sure if I put them on graphs, it wouldn't be pretty yet they sound excellent. I am going to take the opinion of someone WHO HAS ACTUALLY HEARD IT over some fanboy graph.
What makes you think I haven't heard it? Where do you think I made the graph from?Never really gone with all this graph nonsense, the arguments between Dolby Atmos or DTS etc I don't think it means anything.
Two of the best soundtracks I've ever heard, Hot Fuzz on HD-DVD with a Dolby+ track and Jurassic Park on laserdisc with a DTS track.
I'm sure if I put them on graphs, it wouldn't be pretty yet they sound excellent. I am going to take the opinion of someone WHO HAS ACTUALLY HEARD IT over some fanboy graph.
I'm not referring to you. Just in general. These kind of graphs etc aren't exactly a new thing. They've been boring the hell out of folks for years.What makes you think I haven't heard it? Where do you think I made the graph from?
Perhaps to people that don't understand them or don't have the gear to make any difference?These kind of graphs etc aren't exactly a new thing. They've been boring the hell out of folks for years.
I'm not referring to you. Just in general. These kind of graphs etc aren't exactly a new thing. They've been boring the hell out of folks for years.
Mission Impossible 1 LD AC3 track as well is astonishingI think the Jurassic Park LD is still regarded as the best it has ever sounded.
Yeah you're never gonna capture the actual look this way with the HDR and all - they are forever banging on about that on the other place!View attachment 1302178View attachment 1302179View attachment 1302180View attachment 1302181
Doesn't mean much lol, but i was bored, this is on the 4k TV, not the projector,.the pics with the red time stamp are the 4k pics, but trust me, the 4k disc looks so much better than the blu ray.
Yup, they knee-capped it...
This way you get the best of both worlds, until that is, they re-release the 4k atmos version with full fat ulf effects.
I've been tempted to get a minidsp 2x4 hd but it seems like a fair bit of hassle. What I have done is setup a profile on my amp that gives the bass a boost at 30Hz which works well for the Marvel movies. My sub can go below 20Hz and that moment when the pod comes out of the ground in War of the Worlds is incredible. At least I know not to bother with the UHD as I'm perfectly happy with the picture from the blu ray and I would find the audio a downgrade despite having an Atmos setup.This graph really does illustrate well what I've experienced.
They have destroyed the bass, the very thing that's made it the go to demo disc of av enthusiasts for years.
Whilst the new Atmos track is excellent for clarity and surround steering, for those of us who know what it should sound like, the lack of bass will be missed enough to even make it unwatchable for some.
The simple fix for those concerned is to rip both sd and uhd copies, extract the dts-ma track from the sd copy and add it to the uhd copy using something like MKVToolnix.
This way you get the best of both worlds, until that is, they re-release the 4k atmos version with full fat ulf effects.