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MalFUnXiON
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If it's still not clear, I'm not calling Saathiya a satisfactory DVD by any means, it's far from it. I just don't understand this notion that just because Mohabbatein is progressive, it's a decent DVD. The detail and sharpness are so lacking on that DVD that I get an eyestrain just watching it.

IMO the only acceptable DVD that YRF have released has been K3G; hopefully we can all agree on that.
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vjmajic2002
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out of the dvds mentioned ..mujhse dosti karoge would have to be the worst...followed by saathiya...and then mohabbatein and then k3g...
mohabbatein was such a better dvd than saathiya...and not jut because it was progressively encoded...but because the detail and colours were very vibrant....and the sound had pretty good ambience...especially in Amitabhs intro....

i think u guys are forgetting...Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi was also made by yashraj...and id have to say that..that is the worst dvd of the lot..
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Zoran009
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I'll Go with VJMAGIC rating:

K3g( minus, done twice)

Mohabtaen(done once)

Saathiya

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Zoran009
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SHinny, Jadu, Nice and Clean rules on BIG 5 DVD very soon, just for izzy!! along with a JADU doll free, promotion..

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sknath
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MalFUnXiON wrote:
If it's still not clear, I'm not calling Saathiya a satisfactory DVD by any means, it's far from it. I just don't understand this notion that just because Mohabbatein is progressive, it's a decent DVD. The detail and sharpness are so lacking on that DVD that I get an eyestrain just watching it.

IMO the only acceptable DVD that YRF have released has been K3G; hopefully we can all agree on that.

MFunxion
You can increase the sharpness / contrast of any picture manually by changing ur picture settings (just simple image processing algorithms need to be present in ur TV set / software).
Try doing that with Interlaced pictures.. you will see your glorious combing artifacts.... or as Has been shown with Hollywood dvd's you will see Blurring when there is motion and presence of double images.. which gives rise to the flickering effects.
I can give you reasons, stemming from image processing fundamentals, why this is possible or why this occurs
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DragunR2
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sknath wrote:
You can increase the sharpness / contrast of any picture manually by changing ur picture settings (just simple image processing algorithms need to be present in ur TV set / software).

But ideally, shouldn't any sharpness settings on the TV be at 0? This way the image isn't artificially sharpened by the TV, and any edge enhancement or other sharpening inherent in the video isn't exacerbated.
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Zoran009
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I agree with dragun, all sharpness should be turned down, all the way, before u calibrate ur dvd player/tv with video essential or avia audio/video set up discs, to get the best possible picture..
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sknath
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Yes it should be set at "factory default settings". But you can, theoretically change them.. If someone feels that a picture is soft she/he can make it more sharp.. (thats just like increasing the high-frequencies of the image)..
Try doing that with interlaced pictures... The boundaries of the interlaved lines..will also be enhanced (unless you have something very sophisticated ) and that will give you severe distractions
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izzy
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out at iw but it dose not show the cover.
looks like there will be a 2 disk dvd out after a year or so since it dosent mention any special features
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Zoran009
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u r right bachoo:


Title Koi Mil Gaya
Description Hrithik Roshan, Preity Zinta, Rekha
Director Rakesh Roshan
Brand/Distributor Yashraj
Genre Film, Drama
Subtitles English
Category DVD
Features
Year 2003

Price $18.99

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Zoran009
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DONT FORGET to PICK UP ur FREE DVD..LOL..may be it is FARAAR?


Title Koi Mil Gaya (with a FREE DVD)
Description Hrithik Roshan, Preity Zinta, Rekha
Director Rakesh Roshan
Brand/Distributor Yashraj
Genre Film, Drama
Subtitles English
Category DVD
Features
Year 2003

Price $18.99





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sknath
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..continuing from above...
To be presented in glorious shit quality... combing artifacts..soft video and what not !....(do i see the N-in-1 pirates nearby :D )
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vjmajic2002
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well im sure it wont be as bad as some of the recent ones..sknath..why dont you just buy a non-progressive dvd player?
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Thnx ali, I am glad they took JADOO ki AANKHEN, not JADOO ka JOHNY LEVER/FISH combo, MOUTH:

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