Also, i would expect a lot better contrast from a workprint. This was a telesync that was probably made in a theater during a private showing or something. It was probably made using a good digital video camera using a direct stereo sound input and the matte on the projector was removed so that the full frame image could be projected in 1.33:1 or 1.66:1 section of the screen. The fact remains that this is NOT a screener or a workprint, it is a telesync. The hulk trailer before the movie is a dead giveaway that it is not a workprint, let alone the overall quality of the "transfer". Yes, this is a damn good telesync, but not good enough to be a screener.

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i disagree crossy, this is one of the best ive seen...... of course i have a shitty dvd player.... so im forced to watch svcds on my pc..... which enhances the quality.....

but i found this to be great quality

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Originally posted by Bailx
i disagree crossy, this is one of the best ive seen...... of course i have a shitty dvd player.... so im forced to watch svcds on my pc..... which enhances the quality.....

but i found this to be great quality

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just wondering if it's PAL format ?
heard throught the grapevine it was indeed PAL

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just wondering if it's PAL format ?
heard throught the grapevine it was indeed PAL

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Well its good quality for a ts no doubt about that, I really don't think it justifies an SVCD release though, VCD would have done more or less the same job on 2 disks instead of 3.

For those of you saying it aint an SVCD, well it is and its PAL, the ar really isn't a problem, and as for when you see the microphone you see it for about 1 second - no big deal.

The sound is good, the picture is good but blocky in places.

But it's worth getting for the film anyway.

A good job by CTP, but save SVCD for better sources.

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