NormanicGrav said:Good news, Ladies vs Butlers' Blu-ray release is standard authoring and not BD-R.
User on Fandom Post said:I just got my copy of the Ladies vs Butlers BD, and it's regular pressed BD discs, not BD-Rs.
Yami said:I'd rather have seen any of the other, harder to get, series that Miyazaki/Takahata were involved with but Lupin the Third Part Two is a nice announcement. Shame there's no decent HD masters.
HdE said:Yami said:I'd rather have seen any of the other, harder to get, series that Miyazaki/Takahata were involved with but Lupin the Third Part Two is a nice announcement. Shame there's no decent HD masters.
The great thing about Discotek, though, is that you know they'll try to source the very best material they can for the release.
Honestly, I think the serious investment they're demonstrating in bringing Lupin III to the West is really amazing. I just wish I had the first clue where to start with the show and all its spin-off movies.
Source via Twitter 2 3Discotek Media
To recap: we'll be including the original English dubbed pilot episode of MAGIC KNIGHT RAYEARTH with our forthcoming release!
This little-seen episode features a few divergent elements, such as Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu being renamed Luce, Marina, and Anemone...!
Ashura (Discotek's Designer)
You might want to say it features a whole alternate cast (and theme song!) compared to the version everyone knows and loves!
Discotek Media
Yes, we might indeed say that! The theme song, in particular, is an amazing work of art.
NormanicGrav said:Well this is ironic.
Media Blasters, the most broken anime distributor for the past few years, have apparently used 2 BD-50 discs for Ladies vs Butlers.
Let me repeat that:
2 BD-50 discs, 6 episodes per disc. Both apparently don't ever go below 30 Mbps.
And the show is only $22 (~£15.18) on Rightstuf. Flippin hell.
Holy ****. Media Blasters single handedly saving the quality of R1 releases ~Sarcasm~Buzz201 said:NormanicGrav said:Well this is ironic.
Media Blasters, the most broken anime distributor for the past few years, have apparently used 2 BD-50 discs for Ladies vs Butlers.
Let me repeat that:
2 BD-50 discs, 6 episodes per disc. Both apparently don't ever go below 30 Mbps.
And the show is only $22 (~£15.18) on Rightstuf. Flippin hell.
I was not aware that was an uncommon occurrence? The way people talk, I thought anything with more than 6 episodes per disc was burned at the stake never to be seen again...
Mangaranga said:I'm not the person to start the thread for region free discs, but Funimation's release of The Boy and the Beast is region A & B.