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The Fractal Plane by Christopher Ursitti is a work of modern art for your HDTV. Even in our digital age, our computers are incapable of rendering these complex animations in real-time. This program was almost a year in the making, resulting in an experience that is simultaneously technological, nostalgic, beautiful and sublime. It's colorful and evolving art with the power to transform a room completely. BluScenes: The Fractal Plane includes two Ursitti compositions, The Fractal Plane and the Mathematical Daydreams, both with original 7.1 scores composed and performed by Chris Martyn and Geoff Harvey.
Produced entirely in 1080p, with 5.1 Dolby Digital and 7.1 DTS-HD MA audio, enjoy The Fractal Plane by playing one scene, playing both or looping them infinitely.
Resolution:1920x1080 / 1080p24
Codec: AVC
Source Material: Iterated Function System (Fractal) Flames
Sound Options: 7.1 DTS-HD MA, 5.1 Dolby Digital
Managed Copy: Supported
Menus: Full-motion root & in-movie pop-up
Runtime: 74 Minutes
Region: All Blu-ray players & PS3
BluScenes: 1080p HD Scenery On Blu-ray Disc
Turn your Screen into A Scene
The BluScenes Difference:
1) All BluScenes discs originate from 1080p (or better) source material.
2) All of our discs contain 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and 5.1 Dolby Digital audio options.
3) All of our discs contain main menus and pop up menus. You can choose a different selection without interrupting your program.
4) All of our discs are designed to loop smoothly. There is no "jump" to a totally different scene at the end of a looped section.
5) All of our discs support Managed Copy. Our discs are flagged for Managed Copy with a unique ISAN number. When Blu-ray players support Managed Copy, BluScenes discs will be ready.
6) All of our discs include a public display license at no additional cost. Many restaurants, doctors' offices and places of business use ambient Blu-ray discs. Many discs from other sources require a separate licensing fee for public display. Each BluScenes disc includes a license to display our discs on a one-disc-per-screen basis.