meaning of life

This one has become difficult to find. Did Universal pull this one to redo
disc 1? I understand that it is defective-shitty combing effect in the
transfer? Anyone?

Dunf

"Dunf" <> wrote ...
> This one has become difficult to find. Did Universal pull this one to redo
> disc 1? I understand that it is defective-shitty combing effect in the
> transfer? Anyone?

So far Universal has made no statement about the transfer.

-Jay

Jay G

"Dunf" <> wrote in message
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> This one has become difficult to find. Did Universal pull this one to redo
> disc 1? I understand that it is defective-shitty combing effect in the
> transfer? Anyone?
>
>

I digress. I purchased and watched this dvd. I found no obvious problems
with the transfer. No combing effect etc. I did notice however that when you
pause at certain frames there is a jitter in the picture. I use a 27" JVC
D-Series TV from a few years back with a Sony 360 dvd player. There doesn't
seem to be any obvious problems. This dvd was funnier than I remembered
despite the fact that I agree with John Cleese that this is not their best
work. LIfe Of Brian is and always will be the Python's finest outing.
Speaking of outings, I didn't know that the late Graham Chapman was gay. Not
that there is anything wrong with that.

Dunf

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003, Dunf wrote:
> "Dunf" <> wrote:

> > This one has become difficult to find. Did Universal pull this one to redo
> > disc 1? I understand that it is defective-shitty combing effect in the
> > transfer? Anyone?
>
> I digress. I purchased and watched this dvd. I found no obvious problems
> with the transfer. No combing effect etc. I did notice however that when you
> pause at certain frames there is a jitter in the picture. I use a 27" JVC
> D-Series TV from a few years back with a Sony 360 dvd player. There doesn't
> seem to be any obvious problems. This dvd was funnier than I remembered
> despite the fact that I agree with John Cleese that this is not their best
> work. LIfe Of Brian is and always will be the Python's finest outing.
> Speaking of outings, I didn't know that the late Graham Chapman was gay. Not
> that there is anything wrong with that.

Graham Chapman did a public appearance at Dalhousie University here in
Halifax in the early '80s, mostly a Q&A session, and of course the first
thing asked was "Are you a pooftah?" To which he answered, "Yes. Next
question!"

swac

Stephen Cooke