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Robots Blu-ray audio
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I am working on a profile for the recent blu-ray release of Robots and it has, to my knowledge, an unprecedented 21 tracks inluding the commentary. This inludes 3 English (US, OZ, and UK), 2 French (Quebec and France), Flemish AND Dutch, 3 Spanish variants...and the list goes on and not one of them is in the DTS-MA promised on the cover. I have listed the tracks in the order that they are listed in the menu and encoded on the disc, but I have maxed out at 16. Any thoughts on where, if anywhere, I should list the remainder. I will be listing them in my contribution notes of course.

Not surprisingly, given the number of languages encoded on the disc, http://blurayregioncodes.com has this title listed as region-free despite the big A on the cover.
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I am working on a profile for the recent blu-ray release of Robots and it has, to my knowledge, an unprecedented 21 tracks inluding the commentary. This inludes 3 English (US, OZ, and UK), 2 French (Quebec and France), Flemish AND Dutch, 3 Spanish variants...and the list goes on and not one of them is in the DTS-MA promised on the cover. I have listed the tracks in the order that they are listed in the menu and encoded on the disc, but I have maxed out at 16. Any thoughts on where, if anywhere, I should list the remainder. I will be listing them in my contribution notes of course.

Not surprisingly, given the number of languages encoded on the disc, http://blurayregioncodes.com has this title listed as region-free despite the big A on the cover.


Maybe you could just list English once, French once etc. in this case.
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I'd list all the Audio Tracks in the order encoded on the disc until I run out of space.

From that moment on it's a matter of taste.
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I'd list all the Audio Tracks in the order encoded on the disc until I run out of space.

From that moment on it's a matter of taste.

That is what I have done. It was the matter of taste bit I was soliciting opinions on.

For the record, this audio tracks that do not fit are Czech, Greek, Icelandic, Hebrew, and the Commentary. They are all in DD 5.1 (if I recall correctly) except the commentary which is 2.0 surround.
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I'd list all the Audio Tracks in the order encoded on the disc until I run out of space.

From that moment on it's a matter of taste.

That is what I have done. It was the matter of taste bit I was soliciting opinions on.

But you did not respond to the previous poster who proposed to exclude existing tracks.
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"I have maxed out at 16. Any thoughts on where, if anywhere, I should list the remainder?"

Seems clear to me what I am asking, telling me what I have already done or suggesting I do it differently than how it is encoded as Kino does in no way answers my question. Either way I have tracks left over. So once again, do you have any practical suggestions on where I should list the remainder of the audio tracks, other than just in the contribution notes?
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Could you list English & French just once in the Audio section as KinoNiki suggests and then use the "Other Features" field to list the variants? I accept that it's not strictly kosher, but at least it gets the information into the database.
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"I have maxed out at 16. Any thoughts on where, if anywhere, I should list the remainder?"

Seems clear to me what I am asking

Seems clear to me that I did not respond to you but to the previous poster.
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