Superman Returns 2006 720p BRRip x264-HDLiTE

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PabloMansini (2010-11-21)

Details???
MKV format yes?

southak (2011-03-09)

Kindly explain how 528 lines is 720P ???

l2torrent (2011-06-28)

@southak, I might be guessing here...
...but if the movie was of Wide-Wider Screen format, and width is at 1280px... (720p = 1280x720)
...Then height gets shorter.
Stacking "black bars" to make the height fit the "specification" in cases such as these is pointless.

southak (2011-09-12)

Sorry I asked this question before I appreciated the nuances of online av.
What is the sound by the way? AAC? DTS? I get error 404 clicking on the info file.

ro4eva (2012-07-28)

@southak
I know it's been awhile since you asked about the audio, but I wanted to let you know...
MKV extension can support pretty much any type of audio format. It was just designed that way. That being said, for HD movies, typically, an MKV movie will be either Dolby Digital 5.1 or DTS (Digital Theater Systems) 5.1. I find that more and more of the newer ones are beginning to include Dolby Digital True HD 7.1 and/or DTS HDMA 7.1 but it's still rather rare at the this time.
MP4 file format, which is what this torrent is, usually always contains AAC (Advanced Audio Codec) 5.1 audio. Although, again, you'll stumble across the odd MP4 movie with an AC3 (Dolby Digital 5.1) audio track. This is highly stupid if you plan on playing the file on - for example - your PS3 because - other than your PC - virtually all media players integrated into other electronics such as TVs, Blu-ray Players and gaming consoles will only accept a specific video and audio codec when working with certain file formats such as MP4.
In other words, a properly encoded MP4 movie should have the video encoded as AVC (Advanced Video Codec) and the audio as AAC (Advanced Audio Codec). There are some rare exceptions to this unwritten rule, but if you want to ensure maximum compatibility with other electronic devices - other than your PC - you should encode as stated above.
Hope this helps, if you happen to read it.

karol_mm (2013-06-23)

Great quality, thank you!