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Zoran009
PostPosted: Sat Apr 05, 2003 12:37 am 
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Ghulami (DVD)
Director: J. P. Dutta.

Catalogue ID: 2020062
Category: Movies
Label: Avatar Movies
Dispatch Time: 72 Hours
DVD £14.00
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bhaskar
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 05, 2003 8:37 am 
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Yep, UK has this pile of shit DVD, made in Canada........and unfortunately, so do I. Screenshots coming up soon........I expected this DVD to be bad, but I didn't realise it was gonna be quite this bad........And its surprising, I didn't think asiansounds.com sold pirates........
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ali
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WOW! Challenging the mantle of the worst DVD ever this one - thanks to Bhaskar here are shots from this Ghulami DVD;

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bhaskar
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This is the worst DVD I've ever seen - no challenge there. WEG DVDs look amazing compared to this one. :ffs:

It's obvious that it's from a VHS source - but they chapter selection makes that obvious as well - if you notice Chapter 20, the title is Start of part 3 - and Ali has told me that this movie was released on 3 video cassettes originally.

All I can say is that this DVD has strengthened my faith in VCDs!!!!
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DragunR2
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Bhaskar, I can't help but wonder if you're doing something slightly wrong when taking the screenshots. On the menu shots of the screenshots you provide, the text has those weird lines on them, rather than a clean appearance. Look at "Chapter 23- Ranjit spares Takur's life." I would blame it on a poor DVD in this case, but it happens even on the Ayngaran shots you provide (see my reply to the Bala thread for magnifications).
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Kabir
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This is nothing. Have you guys seen the transfer on Time's DVD for 'Nagina'? Its downright the worst Indian DVD ever.
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sknath
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Just wait toll BEI picks up this dvd and gives us a top class transfer !
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Zoran009
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I hope, GHULAMI was WIDESCREEN shot, Lets GET READY for a GREAT ANAMORPHIC transfer with Lavish RAJHASTAN landscape!!Wow!! :love: :D :cool: :baaa:
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bhaskar
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DragunR2 wrote:
Bhaskar, I can't help but wonder if you're doing something slightly wrong when taking the screenshots.

I'm taking screenshots using PowerDVD, and then converting them to Jpeg format using Microsoft Photo Editor, so I don't know if I'm doing anything 'wrong'.

The only thing I can say is that PowerDVD was already installed on my computer when I bought it, so it may be a basic version - one that doesnt have all the features, and that maybe causing it.
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faddy
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bhaskar wrote:
DragunR2 wrote:
Bhaskar, I can't help but wonder if you're doing something slightly wrong when taking the screenshots.

I'm taking screenshots using PowerDVD, and then converting them to Jpeg format using Microsoft Photo Editor, so I don't know if I'm doing anything 'wrong'.

The only thing I can say is that PowerDVD was already installed on my computer when I bought it, so it may be a basic version - one that doesnt have all the features, and that maybe causing it.

bhaskar theres nowt wrong wid it .. ignore him!!
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