Things We Lost in the Fire 2007 BluRay H264

As promised, upload of my personal choice of best movies continues;

after Hurt Locker, The Lucky Ones, Camille and Firefly here is a movie from 2007



Things We Lost in the Fire

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0469623

IMDb rating: 7.2/10 10,978 votes

Directed by Susanne Bier.

With Halle Berry, Benicio Del Toro, David Duchovny



Genre: Drama

Plot: A recent widow invites her husband's troubled best friend to live with her and her two children. As he gradually turns his life around, he helps the family cope and confront their loss.



*** Small-sized 2-pass re-encode of BluRay rip for computers (PC, Mac), PS3 or Xbox, portable and mobile devices (Ipod, Itouch) . ***

*** Video is 480x272 H264; audio is 44.1 kHz/stereo AAC LC and container is MP4. ***



General:

Complete name : Things.We.Lost.in.the.Fire.2007.BluRay.H264[PC.Mac.Xbox.PS3.ipod].mp4

Format : MP4

Format/Info : Apple AAC audio with iTunes info

Format/Family : MPEG-4

File size : 398 MiB

PlayTime : 1h 58mn

Encoded date : UTC 2010-01-01 12:09:37

Tagged date : UTC 2010-01-01 12:09:37



Video:

Codec : H.264

Codec/Info : H.264 (3GPP)

Bit rate : 404 Kbps

Width : 480 pixels

Height : 272 pixels

Display Aspect ratio : 16/9

Frame rate : 23.976 fps

Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.126



Audio:

Codec : AAC LC

Codec/Info : AAC Low Complexity

Bit rate : 64 Kbps

Bit rate mode : VBR

Channel(s) : 2 channels

Channel positions : L R

Sampling rate : 44 KHz

Resolution : 16 bits



Subtitles:

Codec : Timed

Codec/Info : Timed text (3GPP)

Language : English, Croatian, Spanish, Franch, Swedish, Serbian, Slovenian, PolishI recommend CoreCodec for H264 (avc1, x264) video-playback, free DivX 7 for AAC sound-playback (and .mkv with AAC), Haali splitter (free, comes with CoreCodec) as the fastest and best combination for Windows Media Player. This is what I use.

VLC player (free), mplayer (free) and KMplayer (free) are available as alternative for all platforms (operating systems) out there and have BUILT-IN codecs and MP4 capabilities. But, video quality is approx. 10-15% lower, blurrier at least on system I have.

One can try CCCP matroska codec pack, where ffdshow codec/filter packs and Haali splitter comes in one package and support MP4 playback - but extra caution is required during the install process.

QuickTime of course, supports H264/AAC natively.

PS3 + HDMI cable + newer TV have been reported as best combination.

And please, do not watch it with a nose in the screen, take proper distance to the monitor or TV (as advised in TV manuals).Many of movies I encode have embedded subtitles. So far, only VLC player is able to use them correctly.