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I've noticed the source quality of some archive programmes can be noticeably poorer in quality than more recent repeats - wondering if that may just be the case here. While the 'HD' (in this case just higher quality) broadcast obviously can't fix things, it does offer a slight improvement and preserves what quality there is.
If colours like bright reds look less rich and smudge or bleed just a bit, or there are 'halos' along outside-edges of objects, I think that would indicate a lower quality source rather than the result of any sort of effect. It would depend on what sort of artifacts are being created - if it's motion-related then it may be something else.
If colours like bright reds look less rich and smudge or bleed just a bit, or there are 'halos' along outside-edges of objects, I think that would indicate a lower quality source rather than the result of any sort of effect. It would depend on what sort of artifacts are being created - if it's motion-related then it may be something else.
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Dammit, missed it again (thank goodness for YouTube)!
The last time I watched it on Dave a few weeks back, the quality seemed fine, so one wonders if it is just affecting that episode.
I am watching I'm Alan Partridge
Dammit, missed it again (thank goodness for YouTube)!
The last time I watched it on Dave a few weeks back, the quality seemed fine, so one wonders if it is just affecting that episode.