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The вЂњplanet of the weekвЂќ shot which was constantly being optically reproduced in different tints is pretty bad. Now to the question on everyoneвЂ™s mind, how do the original special effects hold up? As one might guess, it really depends on the shot. These shots show how the HD transfer makes the show look better than ever Specs: CBS gave the Blu-ray release a brand new video encode at 1080p, compressed with VC-1, with pillar boxing to preserve the original 4:3 aspect ratio.

#Download film narnia series blue ray series

Star Trekwas one of NBCвЂ™s front runner TV series used to show off the benefits on color television, and it really shows here - the vibrancy of the colors, there is a ton of detail that can be seen in the fabrics, sets, and faces. If you choose it from the normal Episodes menu then it plays without commentary, much more straightforward!ДЄs weвЂ™ve raved about before in our TOS-R reviews, the original live-action filmed content is incredible. Here when you choose Starfleet Access is simply lists the episode(s) on the disc that have the feature available, selecting the title launches it with the commentary. On the HD DVD release if an episode had the Starfleet Access option youвЂ™d have to move through lots of options and toggle it on and then go back and hit play. Unlike the older menu system you donвЂ™t have to choose an episode first and then arrow through a cumbersome groups of options. NOTE: The interactive menu text is missing due to issues with the screen capturing process TIP: You can always toggle between theВ Remastered and Original Effects by using the angle button on your remote (if it has one) or by bringing up the interactive pop-up menu while the episode plays and toggle it with the little film camera icon. The viewscreen flashes by with the specs of the Enterprise and snippets of the episodes on the disc while the console lights up. Communications (chooses which soundtrack/language youвЂ™d like and controls over subtitles)ДЄ small scanner screen pops up on the right which shows you the options.Additional Data (any extras on the disc as well as the classic previews for theВ episodes are here).Starfleet Access (theВ picture-in-picture commentary version of an episode).Episodes (selecting an episode lets you choose which versionВ to watch).There are four options to the left by blinking colored lights: The rather clunky menu system from the DVD releases has been scrapped and a brand new menu system that uses the motif of being on the bridge and looking at the viewscreen to engage the episodes and choose options. Once again CBS took this new release as an opportunity to improve upon the past releases. Right: The backside cover insert pulled out. Left: The episode details as they appear in the case. Since the Blu-ray case is translucent you can see through it to the printed list of episodes, of courseВ disc 7 is in the way of the 2nd half of the list, so itвЂ™s a slight inconvenience. The episode listing is actually on the reverse side of the cover art inset.

OneВ little annoyance about the new packaging is that there isnвЂ™t an insert that lists the episode titles, all the papers seen in the picture above are advertisements. The new thin Blu-ray case versus the older DVD packaging. This is the same type of packaging other studios have been using, such as with Warner and their recent ultimate Blade Runner release. Not only is itВ in keeping with how other Blu-ray boxed sets have been packaged it is also much more environmentally friendly, using far less plastic. Thank you CBS/Paramount! Gone is the clunky clear acrylic box of the DVD sets. Review: Star Trek: The Original Series вЂ“ Season One Blu-ray Boxed Set And now, finally, we can see it in HD, with the choice of вЂseamless branchingвЂ™ between the original effects, or the new digital effects. Season One ofВ Star Trek holds many favorite episodes, a classic commander versus commander in deep space battle in The 'Balance of Terror,' the tour de force of acting seen in 'The Devil in the Dark,' we see KirkвЂ™s word put to the test in 'Court Martial,' and more.

But now thanks to the benefits of Blu-ray, fans have a choice (original or CGI), and can see Trek in 1080p. Previous HD-DVD & DVD releases were available with only the new. Back in September 2006 CBS commemorated the 40th Anniversary of Star Trek by going back to the original film and digitally remastering the series for the HD era, cleaning up the images and adding new CGI special effects.