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Last Jackson Rehearsal Captured in HD

07.01.2009



As luck would have it both for Michael Jackson fans and HD enthusiasts, several music Web sites are reporting that the entertainer's final rehearsal (as it turned out) prior to his planned 50-city world tour was recorded in HD in a multi-camera setting.

The informal event, which appears to have been a full-blown dress rehearsal, presumably could be released in Blu-ray as Jackson's final album, according to numerous reports from Hollywood. (Although no technical details have been forthcoming, any Blu-ray source material, of course, would have to have been captured in 1080p.)



Recording the entire elaborate rehearsal in the first place (which some speculated could have been done in order to secure additional concert footage for later mixing) was supposedly produced as part of a pre-arranged deal with Jackson and his tour's concert promotion company, AEG Live. The last rehearsal lasted for several hours, off and on, according to various sources who said they were in attendance.

A plan to produce audio CD, standard DVD and Blu-ray versions of the "This Is It" tour likely had been in the works for several months. Jackson, 50, died of cardiac arrest on June 25 in Los Angeles.




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COMMENTS (4)
07/11/2009
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07/01/2009
Unless the event was captured with very high end 1080p HD cameras which are more expensive to rent, I'm going to bet that 1080i cameras were used instead (which seems to be the norm for live music event HD captures).

07/01/2009
I echo that comment. BluRay can be originated in several HD formats like 1080i and 720p, in various frame rates, as well. Certainly, BluRay is at its BEST at 1080P! Ed

07/01/2009
Since when does Blu-ray source material have to be captured in 1080p???

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