A STRANGE HOUR IN BUDAPEST | |
| Recorded & filmed at : | Szikra, Budapest : 04.12.2010 |
| Produced, directed & edited by : | Attila Herkó for Umatik |
| Executive producer : | Alan Wilder |
| Stereo & 5.1 soundtrack mix : | Alan Wilder & Paul Kendall |
| Surround creation & mastering : | Simon Heyworth & Andy Miles @ Super Audio Mastering |
| 3D Artist / Blu-ray art director : | László Ócsai |
| Blu-ray authoring : | Neil Wilkes @ www.so-audio.com |
| Main film : | 1920 x 1080p High Definition : 16:9 |
| Audio : | DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround : LPCM Stereo 2.0 |
| Extra material : | 1080p HD 16:9 : LPCM Stereo 2.0 |
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(Note : This is a zone-free all region disc which will play in any Blu-ray player) MADE IN EU (c) 2012 UMATIK ENTERTAINMENT & SHUNT PRODUCTION |
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