Vertigo (DVDRip + Extra) torrent

Title: Vertigo
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Year: 1958
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052357/

Source: Universal PAL DVD (Robert A. Harris & James C. Katz Restored Version)
Language: English: Main Track and Audio commentary Track
Subtitles: Not ripped
Extra: Audio commentary by Associate Producer Herbert Coleman & Restoration Team Robert A. Harris And James C. Katz +
Inserted commentaries by other persons, \"Obsessed With Vertigo\" - The Making Of
Frame Rate: 25 FPS
Length: 2h04min (Movie) 0h29min (Extra)
Container: Matroska/MKV (http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/index.html)

Video Codec: XviD
Resolution: 640 x 352 (Movie) 512 x 384 (Extra)
Video Bitrate: ~ 1100 kbps (Movie), ~ 750 kbps (Extra)
Quality: 0.195 bits/pixel (Movie)
Quantization Matrix: MPEG (Movie) H.263 (Extra)
Quantization Range, Average: 2-6, 3.59 (Movie) 2-6, 3.79 (Extra)

Audio Source: 5.1 AC3 384 kbps (Main English Track, Movie) 1.0 AC3 96kbps (Commentary Track, Movie) 2.0 AC3 192kbps (Extra)
Audio Codec: MP3 Lame 3.97 (Main Track, Movie), Untouched AC3 (Commentary Track, Movie + Extra)
Settings: VBR Quality 2 (-V 2 --vbr-new) Joint Stereo
Normalized: Yes (Main Track, Movie)

Size: 2 * 700 MB (About 1200 MB for movie and 200 MB for Extra)

Comments:
Two CDs may be a bit overkill, but this is a great and classic movie, maybe Hitchcock\'s best, and the restored version looks great
so I thought that it could deserve 2CD instead of 1.5CD. The commentary track is sometimes really interesting ad other times more boring
and they have inserted commentaries from other persons assiciated with the film (or their relatives) from time to time. The documentary
is a quick NTSC to PAL transfer, and some frames have ghosting (mostly visible in the movie clips), and partly repeats the things in the
commentary track, but is still interesting. The original DVD also had some trailers, but I personally find trailers boring, so this
release is the essense of the movie. If you want the 5.1 Audio Track (where all the channel separation has been done nowadays) an the
trailers and the menus and subtitles, then buy the movie, for DVDs are generally selling for crazy low prices nowadays.

The movie isn\'t divided this time, but you can do that manually with MKVToolnix or a ZIP/RAR-program or various other programs.

My view is that piracy is a suplement to owning DVDs, so buy some DVDs. Preferable ones with good bonus content and with good restoration
(in case of older movies), so that the studios will continue to dump quality DVSs to good prices.