peter gabriel secret world live dvd
03-06-03, 07:12 PM
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Amazon.com has it listed out on March 11,2003
Amazon.com has it listed out on March 11,2003
03-11-03, 06:51 PM
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I just posted a small review for someone in the review section-
I've watched most of it so far on my 65" HDTV. It is anamorphic, but the print looks like it wasn't in great shape or they just didn't try to improve it. There's grain in most shots & the detail/clarity isn't very good at all. Sometimes there was even some pixelation. It could be due to the long concert, plus 3 audio tracks & extras, but the picture quality is not very good at all. I've been listening to the DTS & the clarity is great. It sounds really good except for 1 strange thing I noticed. In most songs the rear right was hardly used except for low keyboards, etc. This would be okay, but the drums & singing were coming out of the left rear- as well as the 3 fronts. So this made the sound seem lopsided & not as enveloping as it could have been because the rear right seemed to be missing (it wasn't, just not loud instruments). Except for this strange choice in rear isolation the sound was great. The concert itself is great 7 makes up for the poor video quality. Great songlist, except no early Genesis or earlier solo (just Salisbury Hill). I'd still recommend it for Gabriel fans.
I've watched most of it so far on my 65" HDTV. It is anamorphic, but the print looks like it wasn't in great shape or they just didn't try to improve it. There's grain in most shots & the detail/clarity isn't very good at all. Sometimes there was even some pixelation. It could be due to the long concert, plus 3 audio tracks & extras, but the picture quality is not very good at all. I've been listening to the DTS & the clarity is great. It sounds really good except for 1 strange thing I noticed. In most songs the rear right was hardly used except for low keyboards, etc. This would be okay, but the drums & singing were coming out of the left rear- as well as the 3 fronts. So this made the sound seem lopsided & not as enveloping as it could have been because the rear right seemed to be missing (it wasn't, just not loud instruments). Except for this strange choice in rear isolation the sound was great. The concert itself is great 7 makes up for the poor video quality. Great songlist, except no early Genesis or earlier solo (just Salisbury Hill). I'd still recommend it for Gabriel fans.
03-12-03, 10:57 AM
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Originally posted by El Kabong
I just posted a small review for someone in the review section-
I've watched most of it so far on my 65" HDTV. It is anamorphic, but the print looks like it wasn't in great shape or they just didn't try to improve it. There's grain in most shots & the detail/clarity isn't very good at all. Sometimes there was even some pixelation.
I just posted a small review for someone in the review section-
I've watched most of it so far on my 65" HDTV. It is anamorphic, but the print looks like it wasn't in great shape or they just didn't try to improve it. There's grain in most shots & the detail/clarity isn't very good at all. Sometimes there was even some pixelation.
03-12-03, 04:17 PM
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I noiticed the same issues on my 57" I must say I was expecting a much better image . I also noticed a slight lip sync problem on the DTS track but only in certain spots.
