08-10-2012, 08:36 PM
review del audio haciendo referencia al DD 2.0, pinche basura que nos quieren vender, re hijos de su mal dormir.
OnScreen espero puedan leer esto algún día, ¡¿si son una empresa mediocre que cuando se vendía bien el DVD le daban la misma basura a sus clientes como demonios pretenden y/o creen que los pocos, en espera que en un futuro seamos muchos, clientes que tenemos los ojos abiertos a adquirir un producto de alta generación y calidad HD como lo es hoy un Blu ray, les vamos a comprar su porquería?!, que triste es ver que ni siquiera puedan hacer inversiones inteligentes para poder hacer crecer su negocio y a nuestro pais como se debe.
OnScreen espero puedan leer esto algún día, ¡¿si son una empresa mediocre que cuando se vendía bien el DVD le daban la misma basura a sus clientes como demonios pretenden y/o creen que los pocos, en espera que en un futuro seamos muchos, clientes que tenemos los ojos abiertos a adquirir un producto de alta generación y calidad HD como lo es hoy un Blu ray, les vamos a comprar su porquería?!, que triste es ver que ni siquiera puedan hacer inversiones inteligentes para poder hacer crecer su negocio y a nuestro pais como se debe.
Cita:The Hunger Games Blu-ray Review
Not too many empty calories, but make sure to take your dramamine with this meal.
Reviewed by Jeffrey Kauffman, August 9, 2012
The Hunger Games Blu-ray, Audio Quality
Before we address The Hunger Games' stupendously exciting lossless DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 audio mix, mention must be made of something I at least have never seen before on a Blu-ray release: a Dolby Digital 2.0 track that has been (in the words right there on the audio menu screen) "optimized for late night listening". I don't know why that struck me as inherently funny, but there you have it—for you people staying up way past your bedtime, there's a wonderful Dolby Digital 2.0 track on this disc expressly set up for your listening needs. Now on to the track that most high definition aficionados are going to be listening to, no matter what the time of day (or night). This DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 is simply a huge, unadulterated "wow" from start to finish. Impeccably immersive and full of some of the coolest surround effects I've heard in some time, this track regularly assaults the senses with all manner of discrete channelization and bombastic LFE. I defy most listeners not to startle when they first hear the cannon which announces the deaths of various participants (and listen to how carefully it's placed in the sound field with differing amplitude along the way). One of the coolest effects comes a couple of times in the film when a huge spaceship hovers over head. The LFE here is absolutely astounding and one of the most notable things about it is how it vibrates and pulses over the listener—this is an LFE "wave" of sound. There are too many wonderful moments, both large and small, to really list in any detail, but the track sports absolutely reference quality fidelity, with huge variances in dynamic range and a totally visceral sense of "being there".
Todos mis BDs en venta, escucho propuestas.