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Dandy Forsdyke
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 Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2010 9:22 am Post subject: Re: Disappointed |
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| supersimon wrote: | | Disappointed that Linda has not participated in the DVD release, surely she could have done 1 or 2 commentaries. Was she approached? Did she turn it down? Does anyone know? |
As I understand it, there was an issue over the fee.
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Madelow
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| Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2010 5:37 pm Post subject: |
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| Hello Jaz & all: I'm sure this question won't surprise anyone: how long before series six dvds will be available in America? Best regards, madelow. |
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cyberrich
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Still working my way through this box set, and the latest one I've watched is Legacy of death. I had heard there were problems so I ordered the corrected disc. On the V1 disc there is the flashing and dimming problem, a few minutes at the start and the end, though strangely it's fine for the middle bulk of the episode. On V2 this problem is corrected, but the pitching is too high as with the previous season before that too was corrected. I'll keep both discs seeing as there's going to be no further corrections, but I think I'll prefer to watch the one with correct pitching and suffer the dimming.
I've managed to get all corrected discs on all box sets, so am I right in thinking Legacy of death is the only episode out of all 6 seasons not quite perfect  Rich. |
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Frankymole
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Rich, yes, that's my understanding. Though some viewers find the audio noise reduction too overpowering on the film episodes, and there are some odd framing choices on a few episodes with extraneous off-set details like stuntmen's hands and camera operator's feet coming into shot as a result; not mastering faults, really, though. It's probably the best the episodes will ever get.
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mousemeat
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| Frankymole wrote: | | Rich, yes, that's my understanding. Though some viewers find the audio noise reduction too overpowering on the film episodes, and there are some odd framing choices on a few episodes with extraneous off-set details like stuntmen's hands and camera operator's feet coming into shot as a result; not mastering faults, really, though. It's probably the best the episodes will ever get. |
the transfers are only as good as the original source material...if they were stored poorly, then problems..etc...and money spent for massive
restoring, is less money for promotion, etc..in my opinion... |
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