[DOCUMENTARY PACK] Blue Planet II Complete Series (BBC 2017) [Bluray REMUX x264 1080p DTS 6CH 91GB]

unpaq | 75 points | Dec 04 2017 07:22:01

[DOCUMENTARY PACK] Blue Planet II Complete Series (BBC 2017) [Bluray REMUX x264 1080p DTS 6CH 91GB] | Megalinks MegaDB [DOCUMENTARY PACK] Blue Planet II Complete Series (BBC 2017) [Bluray REMUX x264 1080p DTS 6CH 91GB]

Blue Planet II is a 2017 British nature documentary series produced by the BBC Natural History Unit. Like its predecessor, The Blue Planet (2001), it is narrated and presented by naturalist Sir David Attenborough.

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This is the complete series. Even though one episode remains to be aired, the complete BluRay was released 11/27/17.

Smaller version: https://redd.it/7ftjzb

EDIT 12/04/17: Regarding questions of progressive vs interlaced: These videos are MBAFF, so both progressive and interlaced, depending on the field content: INFO and MORE INFO.

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[-] ssjgesus | 1 points | Dec 04 2017 07:51:39

Do people recommend getting this one over the smaller version or is it an unnoticable difference for the average person?

[-] [deleted] | 1 points | Dec 04 2017 14:11:33

If you have bandwidth to burn and the space then you might as well. As for how much difference you'll experience that's up to what you're watching it on and your eyes

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[-] mteg | 1 points | Jan 04 2018 09:35:38

I wouldn't worry first about bitrate, 1080i is interlaced which looks ok on a TV but subpar on a PC monitor.

Interlaced content compresses less well (if you want to keep it interlaced) or degrades the quality if you want to make it progressive later.

I'd check the framerates between the files you have (is it 1080i 60fps vs 1080p 30fps), and maybe try to get the information if it was shot in interlaced or progressive.

Eventually you may have to compare what suits your tastes better. Some people prefer interlaced 60fps vs progressive 30fps.