O Brother Where Art Thou 2000 BluRay 1080p DTS-HD MA 5.1 VC-1 HYBRID REMUX-FraMeSToR

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O.Brother.Where.Art.Thou.2000.BluRay.1080p.DTS-HD.MA.5.1.VC-1.HYBRID.REMUX-FraMeSToR - 24.8 GB



Quote:GENERAL INFO

SOURCE                  : Blu-ray Disc EUR (FULLSiZE) | USA (???) | HUN (HyperX) (Thanks!)

FORMAT                  : MKV (Matroska)

SIZE                    : 24.8 GiB

DURATION                : 01:47:22 (h:m:s)

CHAPTERS                : Named (01-24)

IMDB                    : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190590/



VIDEO

CODEC                   : VC-1

TYPE                    : 1080p (Progressive)

FRAME RATE              : 23.976 fps

DISPLAY ASPECT RATIO    : 16:9

FORMAT PROFILE LEVEL    : Advanced@L3

BITRATE                 : 28.1 Mbps

WIDTH x HEIGHT          : 1920 x 1080 pixels



AUDIO

CODEC                   : DTS-HD Master Audio

LANGUAGE                : English

CHANNEL(S)              : 5.1

BITRATE                 : 4700 kbps

SAMPLING RATE           : 48 kHz

BIT DEPTH               : 24 bits

OTHER INFO              : DTS Core: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 4700 kbps / 24 bits



SUBTITLES

English (SDH) | Czech (SDH) | Dutch | French (Canadian) | French (Parisian) | German | Hungarian | Italian

Portuguese (Brazilian) | Spanish (Castilian) | Spanish (Latin American)



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RELEASE NOTES

EUR used for video. HUN disc is newer with AVC encoding, but introduces some

drastic palette changes and overexposed highlights, as well as excessive sharpening.

There are a select couple of scenes on the HUN disc that might be preferable, but they

can't be spliced in with this release due to the different video codec.



USA used for audio. All discs include DTS-HD MA 5.1, but USA has a

higher bit rate and constant bit depth of 24 bits.

eac3to report on EUR audio:  

"Original audio track: max 24 bits, average 16 bits, most common 16 bits."



USA was also used for named chapters, synced to EUR video on exact scene changes.

All available subtitles synced and merged. English SDH was only taken from EUR.



GREETS

To all those that have made us what we are today!



Big Shout Out to all who support our group, our fellow colleague Encoders / Remuxers

and our community members, No FraMeSToR without you guys.