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Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 8:00 pm    Post subject:
Nightrider0614 wrote:
Maybe there is going to be a directors cut that gas the high refresh rate version if our 3d equipment can handle it.


No. Blu-ray cannot handle 48fps 3D.

They will likely remove every other frame for the Blu-ray. It's called 'Skip Printing'. They also did that when they created 35mm prints for theaters that can't do 48fps (the ones that only support standard 24fps).

The Blu-ray 3D video format supports:

1920x1080x23.976-p x 2
1280x720x59.94-p x 2
1280x720x50-p x 2

See page 41 of the spec here:

http://www.blu-raydisc.com/assets/Downloadablefile/BD-ROM_Audio_Visual_Application_Format_Specifications-18780.pdf

48p is not listed.


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I wonder if this is how the theaters are going to try and keep people going there.

Possibly.

Kal
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Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 8:18 pm    Post subject:
Thanks. I am sure that the next series of equipment that we have to upgrade to will allow 48fps. Maybe when they go to streaming only and we have to store our purchased movies on google plus or hoku. Or maybe a netflix3D.
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