ecchh | 42 points | Nov 26 2017 02:42:32

[MOVIE] Die Hard 1988 1080p BluRay x265 10bit Opus 5.1-FRANKeNCODE (5.69 GB) | Megalinks MegaDB [MOVIE] Die Hard 1988 1080p BluRay x265 10bit Opus 5.1-FRANKeNCODE (5.69 GB)

High-bitrate encode.

Media info

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Die Hard (All) (1988-2013) [Tigole]

[-] rex_longfellow | 5 points | Nov 26 2017 08:30:58

Perfect Christmas movie.

[-] boltrop | 3 points | Nov 26 2017 02:44:05

Die Hard (1988)

Genre | Megalinks MegaDB Genre: Action, Thriller

Rating | Megalinks MegaDB Rating: 8.2 (652570 votes)

Certification | Megalinks MegaDB Certification: R

Runtime | Megalinks MegaDB Runtime: 132 min

Director(s) | Megalinks MegaDB Director(s): John McTiernan

Writer(s) | Megalinks MegaDB Writer(s): Roderick Thorp, Jeb Stuart

Cast | Megalinks MegaDB Cast: Bruce Willis, Alan Rickman, Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald VelJohnson

Plot | Megalinks MegaDB Plot: John McClane, officer of the NYPD, tries to save his wife Holly Gennaro and several others that were taken hostage by German terrorist Hans Gruber during a Christmas party at the Nakatomi Plaza in Los Angeles.

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[-] un10able | 3 points | Nov 26 2017 04:44:07

Thanks as always u/ecchh.

I'll probly download this just to see for myself but does anybody notice a difference on a 1080p tv (not 4k) between this 6,000kb/s release compared to the 3,000kb/s Tigole release uploaded earlier.

Ofcourse its better but is it noticeable on non 4k setups?

[-] ecchh | 2 points | Nov 26 2017 05:06:55

From my own observations, Tigole's version has much more visible visible artifacting around dark/high-contrast edges and a noise removal filter. This encode retains much more of the original film grain from the remux, and is more detailed because of it.

[-] un10able | 1 points | Nov 26 2017 05:38:45

Ya that's what I figured. I can see the noise or graininess of it. Is this generally more of an issue with older movies or movies shot in a certain way, like 28 Days Later for instance?

[-] ecchh | 4 points | Nov 26 2017 05:40:39

It's more noticeable on older movies because they actually used film, and the quality of the film used generally determined how much grain there was in an image, along with lighting in a scene, etc.

That's not to say modern films don't have grain, they just usually have less because of the higher resolution digital cameras available.

EDIT: Side note - Grain is hard to compress, which is why you typically see older movies (filmed on actual reels of film) to be larger in file size than more recent films (shot on high-resolution digital cameras) when both encoded to x265. | Megalinks MegaDB EDIT: Side note - Grain is hard to compress, which is why you typically see older movies (filmed on actual reels of film) to be larger in file size than more recent films (shot on high-resolution digital cameras) when both encoded to x265.

[-] un10able | 2 points | Nov 26 2017 05:45:24

Got it, thanks for the info!