Who You Think I Am [Cohen] [USA] ADDED

[Matt_Bailey]

Title: Who You Think I Am
Country: USA
Region: A
Releasing Studio: Cohen Media Group
Case Type: Keep case
Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1
Codec: AVC
Picture: 1080p 24fps
Soundtracks: French DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
French DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 stereo
Subtitles (are they optional?): Optional English
Cuts: 101:36
Commentaries:
Extras: Startup trailers (6:58):
- Cohen Media Channel (1:14)
- White as Snow (1:37)
- The Deceivers (1:00)
- Only the Animals (1:55)
- Expresso Bongo (1:12)
The Making of Who You Think I Am (36:19)
Trailer (1:45)
Amazon ASIN (US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, or Spain): B09FCCMD9J
Source: Own it.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Who-You- ... 60/#Review
This review states that the subtitles are not optional. Can you confirm they can be turned off by remote or by menu option?
If the review is right, are the subtitles forced or are they burned-in?
The review also states the 2.0 track is Dolby Digital. Could you also recheck that?

Extras: Startup trailers (6:58):
- Cohen Media Channel (1:14)
- White as Snow (1:37)
- The Deceivers (1:00)
- Only the Animals (1:55)
- Expresso Bongo (1:12)

Which is correct? Is there a single runtime of 6:58 for all the trailers or are there 5 separate titles that play in succession?

On a different note, could you get back to us on the topic regarding "Manchester by the Sea"? It's been on hold for a long time now.
http://www.dvdcompare.net/forums/phpbb3 ... =9&t=44341

[Matt_Bailey]

It's a single title of 6:58, with chapter markers between each trailer.

Subtitles are definitely not burned in, it's a PGS track. Not sure if there's a menu option or not, VLC keeps crashing on menus so I can't really check anything anymore (which is also why Manchester is just sitting there right now).

The movie does not have a Dolby Digital track, only the two DTS-HD Master Audio tracks.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

It's a single title of 6:58, with chapter markers between each trailer.

Then please don't list individual runtimes if they cannot be accessed individually.

What is PGS? Are the subtitles removable by subtitle key during playback?

[Matt_Bailey]

If you don't know what PGS is you shouldn't be working here.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

If you don't know what PGS is you shouldn't be working here.

Well, I'm not familiar with it and it would help if you could answer the questions above.

[Matt_Bailey]

I'm getting sick of it turning into an endless interrogation any time I try to provide anything for this site. Provide what I can, and instead of a "thank you" it's a "can you spend another hour digging through every single track on every single extra" and god knows what else.

They're optional bloody subtitles, like I said the first time, whether there's a menu option for them or not. They're PGS, like every other damn subtitle on the format. This is basic stuff.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

So they are removable only with the subtitle key during playback, and not removable by main menu option, correct?

[Matt_Bailey]

As I said above, my computer keeps crashing on Blu-ray menus so I'm unable to check that, but they're not burned in. If Blu-ray.com says they're forced then yeah, safe to assume there's no menu option for it (although they also said the 2.0 is DD and that's definitely false).

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Seeing a Blu-ray screenshot of the main menu, it seems there is an audio option but no subtitle option, so it's not removable by menu and I assume the reviewer tested the subtitle option during playback.
Also saw your post in Blu-ray.com that shows the subtitles are not burned into the image but are a separate stream, pointed out by the instance of the subtitles being set far too low.

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