I usually find this on blu-ray rips (from Kino Lorber):
http://i68.tinypic.com/2vujakx.png
I would like to know if that gray screen belongs to the original blu-ray (.m2ts file) or it's a message from the ripper. We can see Crawford Post Production:
Video (at the beginning):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2U5Uhk4oIM
Another example (some rips have a beep):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kf0e0gxTTSk
If the original file is .m2ts why that screens shows .mov? Why the line DVD Commentary on the first case if we're talking about a blu-ray?
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Last edited by Enrik; 15th Jul 2019 at 05:18.
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It's an identification slate from the post-production house that mastered it. These usually aren't shown.
It shows you that whoever stole these had an excellent source.
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