Discussion: What about Season 1 on Blue Ray

"High bitrate video encoding (WB can do that kind of Blu-ray optimized work now that HD-DVD is dead) from the original 1920 x 1080p/24 masters.

Full 24 bit audio from the master recordings in Dolby TrueHD (with no dial. norm. applied) or DTS-Master Audio lossless tracks. Or even better... supervise a Mi Casa Studios 24 bit, 7.1 channel audiophile re-mix/overhaul (with true split stereo side and rear sound effects and music for a 360 degree soundfield) and amp the basic made-for-TV soundtrack to motion picture grade quality and put it out in 24 bit, 7.1 channel lossless on the disc.

Cast and crew commentary.

Extended Pilot Episode with seamless branching.

Full extended directors' cuts for all episodes if there was perfectly good footage left out due to the short broadcast running time (and you deem it worthy of its inclusion). I will again reiterate that I think the writers should be writing to the video releases for the extra time it gives you to flesh out the stories.

Add the choice to watch the episodes in either their originally intended order or their broadcast order.

Special effects and stunts on a budget.

Quality documentaries and not these Electronic Press Kit fluff pieces where everything is hunky dory and it's basically a talkie commercial or clip-show overview of the series. Talk about the writer's strike, the fight to make Season 2, the fans, etc.

Interview with James Cameron??

Load it up with quality transfers and features and price it fairly... since there are only 9 episodes, and I think you'll sell a lot. "

"High bitrate video encoding (WB can do that kind of Blu-ray optimized work now that HD-DVD is dead) from the original 1920 x 1080p/24 masters.

Full 24 bit audio from the master recordings in Dolby TrueHD (with no dial. norm. applied) or DTS-Master Audio lossless tracks. Or even better... supervise a Mi Casa Studios 24 bit, 7.1 channel audiophile re-mix/overhaul (with true split stereo side and rear sound effects and music for a 360 degree soundfield) and amp the basic made-for-TV soundtrack to motion picture grade quality and put it out in 24 bit, 7.1 channel lossless on the disc.

Cast and crew commentary.

Extended Pilot Episode with seamless branching.

Full extended directors' cuts for all episodes if there was perfectly good footage left out due to the short broadcast running time (and you deem it worthy of its inclusion). I will again reiterate that I think the writers should be writing to the video releases for the extra time it gives you to flesh out the stories.

Add the choice to watch the episodes in either their originally intended order or their broadcast order.

Special effects and stunts on a budget.

Quality documentaries and not these Electronic Press Kit fluff pieces where everything is hunky dory and it's basically a talkie commercial or clip-show overview of the series. Talk about the writer's strike, the fight to make Season 2, the fans, etc.

Interview with James Cameron??

Load it up with quality transfers and features and price it fairly... since there are only 9 episodes, and I think you'll sell a lot. "

"Who cares if it doesn't last at least we will have Season 1 on Blu-Ray.
But if the show continues (which is better) it will bring some robust power to keep the show going.

And if it doesn't at least we'll have the only season ever made on blu-ray. It will basicly become the new Firefly of Fox if it doesn't continue.
When they have more advertisement and fan support they can do anythiny. Why so negative we need to be hopeful.
Especially since HD DVD lost big time."

"Players are really starting to come down in price. A PS3 is still a nice and pretty darn stable player and upgradeable (fast too)... you just need a receiver or pre-amp that can handle at least multi-channel PCM through HDMI.

A good, cheap receiver that handles PCM and all the latest audio formats is the Onkyo 705. You can find some good deals on the web.

The Panasonic BD30 and upcoming BD50 are pretty decent for table top units (according to what I've read) and bitstream the advanced audio codecs to outboard processors.

Even if they don't overhaul the audio (they can at least do 24 bit, 5.1 lossless) and put tons of extras on this particular set, they should for a deluxe edition when Season 2 is released! Only suggestions!"

"yea....... i so dont have the $ to buy all that...... school's F'ing expensive, need new rims for me car & i wanna get some firearms and, and.......
say is xbox 360 blu ray or dvd?"