Racun 1: Better get at least 705.

Racun 2: Best get Yammy.

 
That's quite impressive. The Chinese is doing great job for BD encoding and transfer I see.
Desa got no Onky.
Sure they have reasons, marketing strategy? Japan is effectively a BD territory since long time.

I thought that Japanese don't watch Mat Salleh movies, they rather watch their own Japanese movies. Not true anymore, ar? 

where??..

i jsut test water with the day after tomoro..

the DTS is at 1.5Mbps

WoW

to my peasant's ears....core DTS at 1.5 Mbps is fantastic oledi

compare to legacy DTS in DVD

sigh

wei wei...i heard BOGO coming after 15th march

Audio:

Simply stated, Independence Day on Blu-ray is a deafening, high-powered listening experience. Anyone interested in what is perhaps the loudest, most powerful track yet on Blu- ray needs to stop reading and hurry out and buy this demo-worthy disc. Still not convinced? You will be after the opening moments of this DTS-HD MA 5.1 mix as bass literally rattles your chest, but cleanly and distinctly, never going for broke and simply sending a signal to the subwoofer to shake and rattle at will. Instead, we get powerful but clean bass, bass that will put the absolute best subwoofers and amplifiers to the test, and by the end of the movie, both will be screaming for mercy and kindly ask that you watch No Reservations ten times in a row, as a way of taking some much needed R&R following the harrowing audio experience delivered by ID4. I wouldn't be surprised if home theater stores across the country and around the world pop in a copy of ID4 for the next several years when they demo subwoofers in their store. The bass is that boisterous, and even if you hate the movie but love a good dead-wakening soundtrack, this one's for you. Bass isn't the only thing this one has going for it. There is a major sound presence in the rear channels throughout, creating a captivating and completely engulfing experience. Music blends into the rears naturally, and effects, of course, zoom and whizz over your shoulder throughout, making for a head-turning and exciting listen. Every sound moves seamlessly from one speaker to the next for a top-flight aural experience, be it the sound of alien or human weaponry, the roar of human jets and the whoosh of alien craft, or long, drawn out explosions. Dialogue is crystal clear, rarely ever lost in the mayhem of the track, and even the subtleties of the track work to create a convincing and enthralling experience. There may be a few other tracks that sound a bit cleaner and more realistic than this one, but if you want a true high-definition, foundation shaking, heart-pounding, no-nonsense, rip-roaring good time of a soundtrack, Independence Day on Blu-ray fits the bill perfectly.

wait till u hear Dolby TrueHD & LPCM through PS3.....
poison poison....  

APIS bro

any news update on the bulk ??

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Added on March 11, 2008, 1:56 pmCMY got sales on:

Samsung BD-P1000 Blu-ray DVD Player Used

yes, u will cry and craving to hear it more. it gets more if the receiver is from yamaha.. hahaha

poison poison!
bulk is running good! cant wait already. There is 2 shipment on our BDs; one is UPS and another is DHL. (i dont know why lah 2 different courier). Our DHL shipment already arrived; status said "arrived, item on receptionist." whilst UPS is just reach FL.

kudos to DHL!

im gonna call my fren soon to confirm

sorry for late update, busy with celebrating election lah... hahah

Amazon sales on BD again...up to 53% off on 128 titles...

Amazon sales on BD

to my peasant's ears....core DTS at 1.5 Mbps is fantastic oledi

compare to legacy DTS in DVD

Can't wait for my ID4.

5 stars Audio, 4.5 stars Video.