how is the transfer on Eraser?
05-06-05 | 06:59 PM
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how is the transfer on Eraser?
I know it is an older dvd but is the transfer any good? Its one of Arnie films I still don't have and might pick it up if the dvd isn't too bad.
05-06-05 | 07:19 PM
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I've got it. It's not bad at all. Hold on. I'll stick it in and give it a spin to refresh my memory.
OK...it's actually pretty good for an older tranfer. No digital compression grain. Clean transfer. A few specks of dirt every now and then, but it's by no means any distraction.
Specs are anamorphic widescreen at 2.35:1 and fullscreen on a double-sided disc. 5.1 audio. Disc is one of those auto play discs...(movie starts without going to a menu first.)
OK...it's actually pretty good for an older tranfer. No digital compression grain. Clean transfer. A few specks of dirt every now and then, but it's by no means any distraction.
Specs are anamorphic widescreen at 2.35:1 and fullscreen on a double-sided disc. 5.1 audio. Disc is one of those auto play discs...(movie starts without going to a menu first.)
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05-07-05 | 08:02 PM
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I just watched that DVD for the third time a few weeks ago from my collection, and the quality of the video, and 5.1 audio is above average, and a very good movie as well. Overall, you will not be disappointed in the least. do not hesitate to purchase this DVD to add to your collection.
Last edited by SINGLE104; 05-07-05 at 08:09 PM.
