LOL at pijak pijak each other..

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Added on March 8, 2008, 9:49 ameh, why this thread blu-ray shouldn't be in audiophiles section ar?

This post has been edited by ar188: Mar 8 2008, 09:49 AM

wah DVDs also using DTS-HD 1.5MPBS.??

hope unker ho did not "compressed" the audio like they did the video when going single layer.. hahaaha!

use UPS again??
anyway, if you go KLIA maybe can settle for less tax leh?

if it was me, I will sure go there to settle wan, sure can discuss wan.... only thing is travelling there and back is super Sien..

yeah should be no tax cos it's below RM500... one of the customs ruling mah..
just need to clear it with the K1 form, so some documentation charges apply

Pop ar?

you dun scared megatron come and shoot you ar? cabuts..

I'm sure laku rental if got GGW series and bikini destinations..

LOL, a proper ori DVD (or a fake dvd9 straight copy) will get you that quality (don't need to rip from Blu-ray), it's just that we are getting re-compressed mpeg dvd5s (with dvd9) sticker...

due to paramount pull back the discs mah last time...when they joined HD-dvd..

wah shiok!



Mitsubishi to Release Blu-ray Recorders w/ Touch Screen Remote Controller
Mar 21, 2008 18:57
Megumi Yoshizawa, Nikkei Electronics


Mitsubishi's new "REAL Blu-ray" recorders

Mitsubishi Electric Corp has announced two models from its new "REAL Blu-ray" Blu-ray Disc recorder series. The two models are the "DVR-BZ200" with a 500-Gbyte HDD and the "DVR-BZ100" with a 250-Gbyte HDD. These are Mitsubishi's first Blu-ray recorders.

For easy playback, recording and other operations, Mitsubishi incorporated its new "REALINK" capability compatible with its "REAL" LCD TVs in the recorders. In addition to a standard remote controller, the Blu-ray recorders come up with another remote controller equipped with a touch screen LCD panel. To realize even easier operations, this controller displays necessary buttons on the LCD panel in accordance with the option chosen by the user.

Both models feature two tuners for each of terrestrial digital, BS digital and 110-degree CS digital broadcasts, so they can simultaneously record two digital broadcast programs in high definition (HD) mode. A terrestrial analog tuner is housed as well.

MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 image compression technology has been employed for HD video recording. This technology allows significant recording times. Applying AVCREC function, which uses the same compression technology, for recording onto external media, they can record videos on DVD without degrading the HD quality. They can also record AVCREC format videos stored in SD cards on the HDD and replay them, Mitsubishi said.

The company will make these recorders support Japan's "Dubbing 10" copy regulation system through a version-up using broadcasting radio, it said.

There is no MSRP. The company is planning a monthly output of 3,500 units for each model. Their market debut is slated for May 24, 2008.

you got see their armpit hair or not?

no la.. but it struck me that ultra clear scenes not necessary desirable..

suppliers in training mode now mah for low cost packaging, later maybe got celup wan leh? hehe!

har? what beowulf?

why all those older titles so expensive wan?

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Added on April 12, 2008, 2:01 pmcrazy to use UPS if sticker value over 500... sure kena tax liao..

This post has been edited by ar188: Apr 12 2008, 02:01 PM

those Birds and bees or Spring break "education" dvds can claim rebate ar?

megatron, please buy it, 1-2years later sell to me for 1k okie? thanks!

yeah yeah every one also you want la..

r@isins ?