The Big Bang Theory 1080p Season 1

The Big Bang Theory 1080p Season 1

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The first season of 'The Big Bang Theory' isn't a very even visual experience on Blu-ray. While the 1080p/AVC MPEG-4, 1.78:1 frame specs don't change from episode to episode, the picture quality does bounce around a tad. The pilot episode is a story in and of itself, with an extremely strong grain level visible in every shot, with no picture depth, minor noire and aliasing, floating stubble, edge exaggerations, dirt and scratches, scratchy/fuzzy looking reds, soft shots, artifacting, you name it, it's there. The rest of the episodes are an improvement, though there are random issues that pop in and out. Picture depth is very inconsistent, with some nice, deep looking episodes, and other, routinely flat ones. Noise pops up occasionally, and there are moments where hairs don't leap like they do in the majority of shots, while skin tones do vary greatly scene to scene. The majority of the show, though, has solid, unwavering colors, fantastic edges and leaping stray hairs. Detail levels are mostly consistent from the second episode on, and while they're not top tier by any means, fans will appreciate the improvement over the DVD editions. No matter what, though, the atom scene transition "eyecatchers" are bad, bad, bad in terms of visual quality, no matter where in the show they're found.

In the iTunes 10.6 preferences under Store, you can select whether HD downloads come in 720p or 1080p resolution. In the iTunes Store, movies conveniently list the file size for the selected format. A couple of examples: Hugo is 1.74GB in SD, 3.99GB in 720p, and 4.84GB in 1080p. Monty Python and the Holy Grail is 1.00, 2.91, and 3.65 gigabytes, respectively. However, to determine the quality difference, I looked at two (currently free) TV episodes: episode 1 of season 5 of The Big Bang Theory, and the first episode of Awake. 2b1af7f3a8