Here is another shit from zEros..





Got it... DD 5.1 Audio @ 640 Kbps
And the BD size is only 30 GB..
Shame on these companies..
Eros are zEROS !!

Looks perfectly fine to me, going by those screenshots.

Title: Wanted
Year: 2009
BD Release: 2010
IMDB Rating: 6.4
Category: Action | Comedy | Crime | Music | Romance
Distributor: T-Series
Authoring House: Utech (?Taiwan?)
MRP: Rs. 799/-
Running Time: 02:33:24 hrs
Chapters 19
Media: Main Feature - 50GB BD
Region Coding: A/B/C
Video:
2.35:1, HD 1080p 16:9, AVC 24Hz
Peak Bitrate 33Mbps | Average bitrate 25Mbps
Audio:
Hindi - DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48khz) <-- Sounds like the DD track has been used to master this.
Hindi - Dolby Digital 5.1 (48khz 448kbps) <-- Default Track
The packaging incorrectly states: Dolby Digital 5.1 (Uncompressed PCM Audio)
Subtitles: English.<-- Subtitles are on by default
Special Features:
Deleted Scenes
Music Videos - 'Meeti Ke Seene' & 'Ishq Vishq'
Making of Film

Special Mention:
T-Series 'Watermark' Logo, during the entire songs. <-- This is worse than even 'Yash Raj' who only have the Watermark for a few seconds at the begining of the songs.
Forced 'Still Picture' advertisement, for caller tunes, before the Main titles. <-- This is a first for Blu-Ray releases and needs to be criticized so as to nip this, abhorrent practice, in the bud.
No scrolling advertisements during songs. <-- All Bollywood Video companies, please take note.

Comments:
COMING SOON

My ratings:
Movie: 2.75 out of 5.0
Video: 4.0 out of 5.0
Audio: 3.75 out of 5.0
Extras: 4.0 out of 5.0
Overall: 3.5 out of 5.0 (Lots of 'Authoring' issues, ' T-Series Watermark' during entire songs and the Advertisement for Caller Tunes, bring the overall score down quite a bit.)

Equipment used for testing:
Projector: Panasonic PT-AE2000U
Screen: Da-Lite 4:3 120" 'Model B' - White Matte
Viewing Distance: 11' 6"
A/V Receiver: Denon AVR5800
Speakers: 5.1
Front/Main: Paradigm Reference 100 v2
Center: Paradigm Reference Studio CC v2
Rear: Tannoy - Mercury M5
Subwoofer: Paradigm Reference Servo 15
BD Player:
Oppo BDP-83 (Hardware Modified 'Region Free' with 'BDP-83-48-1224' firmware)
PS3 (80GB US 'Region A' with firmware v3.15)

Is there supposed to be a blue/cool tint to this film? I can't tell anymore....even on american television...some shows are extremely warm, others are extremely cool...

None that I could tell, atleast not from the T-Series BD. If anything, there is a slight yellowish tint predominant during the first half hr of the movie. Although, I think that had more to do with the lighting, than anything else.

The screenshots posted above, are they from T-Series or Eros?? Sanjay, did you look at the screenshots above? Looks to have a blue tint on my monitor...anyone else??

The post states that the screenshots are from the zEros BD.


I don't see any "blue tint", if anything, I see a 'reddish tint' in some of the screenshots. But I definately do not like what I see in these screenshots. I think I see signs of 'artificially enhanced sharpness' and also some 'pixilization', which is probably due to the low bitrates used to encode the video. Based on what I can make out from these screenshots, I think the 'T-Series' BD is substantially superior to the 'Eros' BD.

PS: Monitor used to view screenshots:
Dell 2407WFP-HC
24" diagonal, 16:10 aspect ratio, 1920x1200 resolution

watched this last night.. very entertaining movie.. proper masala movie.. enjoyed it a great deal!