Have you had a chance to watch this yet @MoonDrifter? I was listening to the Qobuz hi-res and thought it sounded really good. I expect that the Bluray will be top stuff.
Full on this weekend with Mothers Day celebrations with my mum over from the UK on holiday and my mother in law now living here in Perth also from the UK. Probably wont get to watch it till later next week. Will let you know what I think of it later.
My wife’s favourite music concert, she is a huge Sakamoto fan. DTS-HD Master Audio 24/48 stereo giving great sound quality, very impressive.
Pink Floyd at Pompeii MCMLXXII the UHD video on the Blu-ray disc is in 4:3 format and is pin sharp, very detailed and excellent, so much better than the DVD Directors Cut Edition disc I have.
The re-mastered audio in 24/96 is awesome, so much better than the Dolby Digital on the DVD.
I was never too fussed about the doco bits on the disc and much prefer the concert songs, but its a moment in time before the guys became mega stars after DSOTM and for that its very good.
Worth every cent to get the Blu-ray, just for the Hi-Res sound and then the UHD video is a bonus.
Just managed to get a Sony 4K blu ray player, the old X700, and playing the INXS 4K blu ray, the picture is quite a bit better with Dolby Vision… but the concert on normal 2K blu ray was already very enjoyable.
I bought the 4K player for movies. One I can think of is Tron Ares coming out later in the year.
Still though Concerts on Blu ray or 4K blu ray are so much fun… Much better than buying Vinyl
Good to see another convert to the great benefits of music on Blu-ray discs, be it regular Blu-ray, 4K or Hi-Res Pure Audio Blu-ray discs, its a fantastic format and the audio sound quality is first class, especially the Hi-Res releases - enjoy, Ive been doing it since 2007 when Blu-Ray first came out and now have a huge collection of music BluRay discs and movies with my 4K movie collection growing all the time - just this week Dirty Harry, Pale Rider and The Outlaw Josey Wales got released on 4K which I bought.