The long desired theatrical transfer of the multi awarded graphic-novel "Watchmen" just gives you a glimpse of a dark world of 1985 in fictitious New York, where masked vigilants ("heroes") have to face a hugh conspiracy.
The robot Bender of the sci-fi cartoon series Futurama truly said, that 20th century television sets really had a lousy, low-definition picture and additionally caused eye-cancer. This set off the purpose of this explanation.
For every television series comes a point when to change and to keep up with the times to make the first step into the right direction. But the series has to know when its time has come.
The threshold marking the changingpoint form the used to the new form will be shown basically on the basis of two well known series.
"Apocalypto, The Descent, The Queen, among other high-profile films, will be distributed by Icon Film Distribution on the fledgling high-definition format HD VMD in the territories of Australia and New Zealand" [...]
The tagline of this HD-DVD begins as following "RIDES presents the most spectacular Cars on the planet" and HDTVTotal presents the HD-trailer and of course in 1080p24.
Nixbu released the car documentary "Rides" as one of the first German HD-DVD productions. The film is stored in 1920*1080 at 23.976 frames/second and uses the VC-1 videocodec. Audio is "just" encoded in stereo, but is stimulating your ear with DTS-HD.
Everyone, who wants to download the trailer has to read the full news!
"TrekMovie.com has finally got a copy of the offiical release for TOS-R coming to HD DVD, announced recently at CES. It states that season one of the ‘Remastered’ Star Trek: The Original Series will be released on combo DVD/HD-DVD disks by the fourth quarter of 2007 in the USA and Japan." [...]
"We [Trekmovie.com] reported a few weeks ago that Microsoft was touting ‘remastered Star Trek episodes’ as part of the offering for their new TV download service with XBox Live. Now that the service has gone live we can report that there are a total of 2 HD versions of the remastered Original Series available: ‘Miri’ and ‘The Naked Time’. These two remastered HD episodes are mixed in with the 27 other non-remastered SD versions of the entire first season of the Original Series. All episodes are uncut and cost $2 with the HD versions taking up a signficant 2.5 gigabytes of the 20 GB hard drive (the SD versions take up half a gig)." [...]
Our latest review is dedicated to this epic masterpiece by Martin Scorsese.
The overwhelmingly moving picture about a socially revolving time in New York City is available as a WMV-HD-DVD version and lives up to the expectations of the big screen. The story based on real New York history and the outstanding settings and acting will attract you and will become familiar to you, even as a non-New Yorker. Another perspective on the otherwise decouriously portrayed New York of the 19th Century.
Corsages, wolves and a lot of action in high-definition? Okay, here it comes!
The WMV-HD-DVD version of Underworld as extended cut offers 15 minutes more wolf, more background story of the relationship between the vampires and the werewolves, and finally, an all new visual enjoyment.
This is our user XRNC's way to sync Dolby Digital (AC3) and DTS sound tracks from European movies with 25fps to American HD-movies with 30fps with free tools.
Rides Vol1. - HD-DVD
