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Zoran009
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Now u got it straight rana ji!! jiyo! :baaa:

YRF is a different kinda paisa phenk game like EROS!!
btw!!I thought LAMHE was the Most Dearest Film of Yash Chopra!!like Khamoshi was for SLB! :baaa: :bangbang: :ffs:
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DragunR2
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rana wrote:
"Remastered from Film using NTSC Telecine" Implies Progressive transfer.

How so? NTSC can very well be interlaced, no?

Besides, it all depends on how truthful the company is being on the packaging. "Digitally remastered" means absolutely nothing to me on most Indian DVDs.
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Zoran009
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[" means absolutely nothing to me on most Indian DVDs. ]

I imply it to even vhs transfered to dvd as it is happening most of the time!
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mhafner
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rana wrote:
DragunR2 wrote:
rana wrote:
"Remastered from Film using NTSC Telecine" Implies Progressive transfer.

Rana

If they are not lying it implies they used a film element
and the telecine output NTSC which is interlaced by
definition. It does not say anything about progressive.
If the NTSC has a correct 2:3 pulldown the video can be
made progressive on playback. NTSC itself is not a progressive format. The only progressive format is HD 1080/24p or 720p.
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rana
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mhafner wrote:
rana wrote:
DragunR2 wrote:
rana wrote:
"Remastered from Film using NTSC Telecine" Implies Progressive transfer.

Rana

If they are not lying it implies they used a film element
and the telecine output NTSC which is interlaced by
definition. It does not say anything about progressive.
If the NTSC has a correct 2:3 pulldown the video can be
made progressive on playback. NTSC itself is not a progressive format. The only progressive format is HD 1080/24p or 720p.
MH

Thanks for the clarification, Michel.

From your clarification, I infer that "Remastered from Film using NTSC Telecine" implies "correct 2:3 pulldown and the video can be made progressive on playback". Repeat field flags required, by present Power DVD software, for re-interleaving may or may not be available.

"Digitally re-mastered from the original film" doesnot imply that "correct 2:3 pulldown" is available. 2:3 pulldown may or may not be available. Also, repeat field flags, required by present Power DVD software, for re-interleaving may or may not be available.

Rana



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mhafner
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rana wrote:
mhafner wrote:
rana wrote:
DragunR2 wrote:
rana wrote:
"Remastered from Film using NTSC Telecine" Implies Progressive transfer.

Rana

If they are not lying it implies they used a film element
and the telecine output NTSC which is interlaced by
definition. It does not say anything about progressive.
If the NTSC has a correct 2:3 pulldown the video can be
made progressive on playback. NTSC itself is not a progressive format. The only progressive format is HD 1080/24p or 720p.
MH

Thanks for the clarification, Michel.

From your clarification, I infer that "Remastered from Film using NTSC Telecine" implies "correct 2:3 pulldown and the video can be made progressive on playback". Repeat field flags required, by present Power DVD software, for re-interleaving may or may not be available.

"Digitally re-mastered from the original film" doesnot imply that "correct 2:3 pulldown" is available. 2:3 pulldown may or may not be available. Also, repeat field flags, required by present Power DVD software, for re-interleaving may or may not be available.

Rana

"Remastered from Film using NTSC Telecine" implies "correct 2:3 pulldown and the video can be made progressive on playback".
As I said it implies use of a film master and a video master
in NTSC format. They can do with the NTSC what they want.
Usually it means a correct 2:3 pulldown, but they can do
field averaging or a mixture, whatever. It has 60 fields
per second and that is guaranteed. Nothing else.
It is the standard in US though to use a 2:3 pulldown, but
nobody is forced to do so. DVD authoring then can set flags
correctly or not, store it as 24 frames progressively or
60 fields interlaced. As they like.
"Digitally re-mastered from the original film" means
there was a film element used and digital video as well.
If it was all digital from film to DVD, who knows. There
might be analogue steps in between. It does not even
guarantee component format. There is digital composite too.
It says nothing about progressive vs interlaced.
Again the standard would be that it has a correct 2:3
pulldown and is all digital and component, but it does not
have to be.
It means something specific for a some labels who are
known to have standardised procedures (such as Columbia-Tristar), but not in general.
Michel
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beyondyourlevel
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When is the Lamhe DVD releasing?

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rana
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Excellent clarification Michel.
Thanks.

Rana
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Zoran009
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NOW next u will see label on hindidvds" DIGITAL TO DIGITAL" transfer, so u should buy orig?? Shit, my foot! Do they even know, what it means...Bade shane bante haen, Zulm se Prog ka lafz seekh liya!! Guru ban gaey! hmm!! :baaa: :bangbang: :stupid:
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Kabir
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Official 'Lamhe' DVD page is here :

http://www.yashrajfilms.com/homeent/lamhe.htm

"Now, you have movies that are available under the label of Yash Raj Films Home Entertainment. You can get your very own copy from a video or music shop, original DVD of Lamhe. Read on to find all that we have in store for you.

Buy original prints of "Lamhe" on VHS & DVD's . Also, please look for the special Yash Raj hologram on all Yash Raj Home Entertainment DVD's. Any releases not bearing this hologram or the above original print are illegal and pirated.

Features :

Anamorphic Widescreen Presentation
English subtitles
Original theatrical trailor
Digitally re-mastered from the original film
An Exclusive Featurette 'Lamhe Glorious Moments'
Yash Chopra In Conversation With Karan Johar
Enhanced 5.1 Dolby Digital Sound
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Zoran009
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LAMHE by YRF available:

http://store.yahoo.com/nehaflix/lamyasdvd.html
So who is YRF bakra?? before EID QURBAN!!???
??? :laugh: :nopity: :ffs:



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shuman
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Now there is 3 versions to choose from!
my pick would be the eros release. hopefully it's not too much of a crap. :D

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dvd_pankhaa
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so who has the dvd rights for what regions????????
i thought that yrf, eros held worldwide rights for film dvds that they made dvd of, in case of eros it's mostly true, for yrf it is always true
enlighten please, who ever knows
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bhaskar
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shuman wrote:
Now there is 3 versions to choose from!
my pick would be the eros release. hopefully it's not too much of a crap. :D

Image Image Image

Where the hell are those pics on the cover of the Samrat version from?!?!? Cos they don't look like any scenes from Lamhe!
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shuman
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bhaskar wrote:
Where the hell are those pics on the cover of the Samrat version from?!?!? Cos they don't look like any scenes from Lamhe!

had the same question when i first saw it. single sridevi picture may be from a song of this movie.

same things goes for DEi/Video Sound ... their dvds has pictures posted on the cover from various movies. hopefully BEi will continue this trend of DEi.
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