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DVD Video - "Toronto Rocks" dvd question |
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I recently purchased a dvd of the "Toronto Rocks" concert held last year,
and have a question about video quality. The actual quality of the video looks a good, but when I viewed the extras, and found a "direcors cut" version of an AC/DC song, which also appears on the regular concert portion of the DVD, I found the sharpness and quality to be 3 times as good! It looked more like a true "video", unlike the rest of the concert which looked like it was filmed with a different type of camera. Can anyone explain to me the difference in these 2 types of video? I wish all my concert videos were the better quality, it looks more true to life. DW |
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