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I use PiData SL BD-r's, as I can buy them in in bulk they work out at £0.99 per disc before tax, but even just buying a few spindles at a time they work out less than £1.5 a disc, and most films will fit on a SL disc if you make it movie only and unwanted audio tracks, failing that you can use BD rebuilder to make a very good shrink to BD-25.
I never use BD-9 or BD-5 as I have a large screen and can see blocking on dark fast motion areas when you shrink a film down that far
 
Adbear said:
I use PiData SL BD-r's, as I can buy them in in bulk they work out at £0.99 per disc before tax, but even just buying a few spindles at a time they work out less than £1.5 a disc, and most films will fit on a SL disc if you make it movie only and unwanted audio tracks, failing that you can use BD rebuilder to make a very good shrink to BD-25.
I never use BD-9 or BD-5 as I have a large screen and can see blocking on dark fast motion areas when you shrink a film down that far
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I watched my first Blu-ray backup of Casino Royale (BD9) last night and it was indistinguishable from the original on my 92" screen. Very happy with the outcome.
 
And that means? I've tried quite a few films and unless the original file is fairly small to start with then shinking it down to DL DVD tends to block, also if you want to keep the hd audio it means it has to shrink the video even further so you lose about 1 third of the DL disc just for the audio. SL BD-r's are so cheap now you may as well just use them.
Are you using a projector or an actual lcd/plasma screen? what model?
 
Adbear said:
And that means? I've tried quite a few films and unless the original file is fairly small to start with then shinking it down to DL DVD tends to block, also if you want to keep the hd audio it means it has to shrink the video even further so you lose about 1 third of the DL disc just for the audio. SL BD-r's are so cheap now you may as well just use them.
Are you using a projector or an actual lcd/plasma screen? what model?
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I wouldn't call 2 hours and 24 mins movie small. I did not keep HD audio but comparing the audio to the original audio, I find the re-ecnoded AC3 louder than the TrueHD track. I am not sure if that is better but every scene has much more impact, gunshot, car chases, explosions etc. I hate fiddling with the remote to adjust the volume but for some scenes, that's what I ended up doing. I have a 720p Sharp projector and a Da-lite 92" screen.
 
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