| Version | Video Quality | Audio | Runtime | Extras | File Size | |---------|---------------|-------|---------|--------|------------| | Streaming (Max/Prime) | 1080p @ 8 Mbps (lossy) | Dolby Digital 5.1 | Theatrical (116 min) | None | N/A | | Standard BluRay Disc | 1080p @ 28 Mbps (AVC) | DTS-HD MA 5.1 | Theatrical (116 min) | Deleted scenes, commentaries | ~25 GB | | Unrated Extended BluRay Disc | 1080p @ 28 Mbps (AVC) | DTS-HD MA 5.1 | Extended (125 min) | Same as above | ~32 GB | | | Bit-for-bit identical to disc | Lossless DTS-HD MA | Extended (125 min) | All subtitles, chapters, seamless branching | ~32 GB |
This release is highly recommended for archivists and fans of the film who prioritize maximum picture and sound quality over the smaller file sizes of re-encoded releases. ted 2 2015 unrated extended 1080p bluray remux updated
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While Ted 2 does have a 4K release, many collectors argue the 1080p BluRay Remux offers a more "film-like" experience for comedies. Furthermore, 1080p Remux files are easier to stream via Plex or Jellyfin without transcoding. They require less storage space (approx. 25-35 GB vs. 60-70 GB for 4K) while retaining 100% of the color grading and grain structure intended by the cinematographer. They require less storage space (approx
Seth MacFarlane’s Ted 2 might not have topped the box office like its predecessor, but it has aged into a cult classic for fans of boundary-pushing comedy. If you are currently building a local media server (Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby) and you only have the theatrical cut, you are missing out.