Star Trek: The Next Generation Blu-rays Launch in 2012

[dfergie]

You've heard the rumors, and now StarTrek.com (http://www.startrek.com/) can officially confirm it: Star Trek: The Next Generation (http://www.startrek.com/page/star-trek-the-next-generation) will be released in high-definition Blu-ray, starting in January with a sampler of several popular episodes.
Star Trek The Next Generation Blu-rays Launch in 2012 (http://www.startrek.com/article/the-next-generation-blu-rays-launch-in-2012)

[Ramy]

Sweet!

[John Kotches]

If it was shot on 16mm film it can be dramatically improved. Many prime time shows are shot on 16mm and they look very good.

Not as good as 35mm, or digital capture like the red one system but a marked improvement nonetheless.

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[navychop]

Gee, from the title I expected 100GB BDs were finally coming.

Never could get in to TNG.

[mehamgul101]

well this is one of the best news for me and i am very happy after listen it and its all the episodes are my most favorites and thanks you share this lovely news with us but could you plz tell us that which tv channel will broadcast it this time?

[dfergie]

well this is one of the best news for me and i am very happy after listen it and its all the episodes are my most favorites and thanks you share this lovely news with us but could you plz tell us that which tv channel will broadcast it this time?Welcome to SatelliteGuys, I haven't heard of these being broadcast yet ...

[rockymtnhigh]

Gee, from the title I expected 100GB BDs were finally coming.

Never could get in to TNG.

Blasphemous. :)

[Don Landis]

I hear a rumor we'll be seeing 4K 3DTV's at CES. So, we'll then be needing a new Blu-Ray standard for 2D. Also, for Passive 3D that does half resolution, this can get us back on track for full resolution 3DBD. 1080 x 1920

[rockymtnhigh]

Great sample of the conversion on EW:

'Star Trek: The Next Generation' gets high-def makeover -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO | Inside TV | EW.com (http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/01/05/star-trek-tng-hd-exclusive-video/)

[Ilya]

Looks impressive! Of course it will still be in 4x3 aspect.

[rockymtnhigh]

Looks impressive! Of course it will still be in 4x3 aspect.


We have known that all along. Yeah, I'd prefer it in 16x9, but I'll take it.

[John Kotches]

Considering most seasons were presented in 4:3 this is preserving the original presentation.

A couple of the later seasons might have been presented in 16:9, although i am not certain of that.

cheers,

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[rockymtnhigh]

Considering most seasons were presented in 4:3 this is preserving the original presentation.

A couple of the later seasons might have been presented in 16:9, although i am not certain of that.

cheers,

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Pretty sure they were all 4:3.

And they maintained the 4:3 with The Original Series Blu-rays as well.

[dfergie]

I found one review, hopefully more will pop up quickly ... Star Trek: The Next Generation - Next Level Blu-ray Review (http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/317832/star-trek-the-next-generation-next-level-blu-ray-review)

[teachsac]

Yeap. They were all 4:3 aspect ratio.

S~

[DustoMan]

Here's the review over at "The Digital Bits": Blu-ray Review - Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Next Level (http://www.thedigitalbits.com/reviewshd/bdreviews011812.html)

[mcintire123]

Blasphemous. :)

hahah I knew someone was going to chime in with that eventually when I saw the thread title. When does the new thread get started about who was better. Shatner or Stewart. muh haha

[navychop]

....ho was better. Shatner or Stewart. muh haha

Scott Bakula. ;)

[mike123abc]

I know I will probably be assimulated and buy the sets. I am not planning on rushing out and buying the sampler, but when season 1 comes out I will have my order ready.

[dfergie]

Avery Brooks ... ;)