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RE: that disc is how blu music should be done

Posted by cfraser on January 15, 2010 at 12:46:59:
Did you notice they re-did R30 on BD? Yeah, you probably did...
The problem with very many DVD/BDs released by Canadian companies for the Canada market is they have errors on the package. Especially noticeable these days with BD, they quite often forget to mention DTS-HD MA at all. I don't know where my "Snakes..." was made, but it doesn't mention what kind of 5.1 it is on the package, not even a dts logo, I had to throw it in to check, but PCM is mentioned.
One criticism of Rush's music discs is that the bitrates are kind of low. Considering they are somewhat audio/video-philes... They're pretty standard rates for movie discs, but many people feel they should be higher for a "music" disc...