Bob asked someone to release his encode and so here we are. It has both 2.0 and 5.1 audio. This is what he had to say: > I have a 1440p display that is not HDR. This release was encoded for people like that. > > If you have an HDR display, go download an HDR release of the movie. It'll look a lot better than this. If you have a 1080p or lower display, this release is probably a waste of filesize. [Here are some comparisons showing how this release will look on a 1080p display compared to the official 1080p Blu-Ray](https://slow.pics/c/6cR53Cni). It's not much of an improvement, though some scenes like [comparison 22](https://slow.pics/c/rZpR79ZO) do look a lot better. > > But if you have a >1080p SDR display, this release is the best available. It uses a recent version of libplacebo to convert the UHD Blu-Ray from HDR to SDR. It also has a very slight bit of dehaloing applied. [Here are some comparisons showing how the release would look on an SDR 4K monitor](https://slow.pics/c/kHoZxRFo). In my opinion, it's a big improvement over the official 1080p Blu-Ray. > > (Note: If you have a wide-gamut monitor and are confident that your mpv install is set up to make use of that, you may want to download an HDR release of the movie and play it in mpv instead of watching this release. That's because this release was converted to bt.709 instead of being left at bt.2020.) ___ | | | |------------------------|---------------------------------| | Translation | R1 | | Encoding | motbob | | Timing | witchymary |