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Okay, for my 2006-released NTSC commercial shoplifted DVD ...
...I did cue and step-by-step thru the scene hello_hello posted. The image (print) quality is the same as the PAL version in reply #21 and the two consecutive frames are the same as the PAL sequence (IOW, no "blended" in-betweener). Note: that Dr. Who (same episode) has sequences shot on film (as in #20, 21) AND videotape (later in episode). Curiously, I did see the "frame-blend", illustrated in #20, in other film-shot scene-edit and videotape-shot scene-edit sequences. The displayed framerate for the above NTSC DVD is always ~30fps.
hello_hello: The phenomenon you note MAY be INTENTIONALLY introduced (by BBC in 1975; perhaps even for specific scenes) to smooth out edit-transitions--as I noted, for various film or videotape scenes, on my shoplifted 2006-released commercial USA NTSC dvd. But the phenomenon in #20 is NOT intentional; it's a result of poor or compromised PAL-to-NTSC conversion.
All above viewed on WMP-HC and VLC in Win. 7-based Dell 1764 laptop -- on the throne of course. I defecated and thought of all my new ... uh ... friends, here, replying idiotically to the orig. trolling query, which was also conceived of while ... uh ... on-duty. But this is a full-service station, right? So pls. come and flush the flotilla to the next port.
And, oh. ... btw ... y'all are outta TP again! Me-guesses manono will have to manual the next wipe jobs till the Charmins arrive.Last edited by hollowman; 3rd Mar 2013 at 18:58.
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If you post a few screenshots or upload a small sample it might be worth continuing the discussion, but going around in circles is making me a little dizzy. You probably have a newer release of the DVDs. Maybe they were converted from PAL differently.
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Search the 2nd (PAL) copy (which you posted about in #21) for the "frame-blend" you illustrated in #20. Can you find ANY? If so, effectively flushing your prev. theory down the crapper, are you man 'nough to admit they exists?
As far as your dizziness ... NOT staring at the you-know-whats as they swirl/"circle" down the toilet bowl helps. -
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Wow ... you're upset enough to engage in ad hominem attacks! Ja ... let me write that in my psycho-log ... danke schon.
Please note that I've been a VH member since Oct. 2007, but with ONLY 41 total posts. Do you actually believe that "flushing my requests" are all that important to me?
As a general rule of thumb ... flushing out trolls -- whomever they may be -- only (and almost always) deepens their twisted, vulgar resolve as disruption engines.
What is worth it all was actually witnessing the disintegration of a putatively valid topic (or maybe it was just amusing ramblings and fecal stirrings) ... first with genuine quizzical (=dumb and random) speculation and, then, wild theory (most of everyone's responses to the orig. query), which finally/ultimately putrefied into digression (hello_hello) and virulent rage (Island_Dweller).
... ergo: experimental psychopathology advances.
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As a general rule of thumb ... flushing out trolls -- whomever they may be -- only (and almost always) deepens their twisted, vulgar resolve as disruption engines.
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I've no idea what you're on about. The whole point of my posts was to show the NTSC version was converted from PAL using frame blending. Naturally, there's no frame blending in the original PAL version. Why would there be?
Yeah, I'd pretty much decided to give up and let him waffle on to his heart's content. Maybe when he started the thread he should have simply stated the answer he wanted and let the rest of us guess as to what the question could be.
It generally takes an idiot less than a dozen posts in a thread to use the word troll, probably because they're still living in the 90's and don't realise nobody trolls any more. I wonder how long it'll take him to post a reference to Hitler or Nazi Germany?
He asks a question, won't accept the answers, won't upload screenshots or samples as requested, then waffles on about the thread degenerating after inflicting us all with a description of his toilet habits. That'd pretty much be the definition of an idiot, wouldn't it?Last edited by hello_hello; 5th Mar 2013 at 01:32.
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Then be a cooperative little VideoHelper and ... go back to the PAL video you captured the frames from in #21 -- maybe later in the epi when they switch to videotape -- and frame-step thru that, keeping your eyes peeled during jump cuts. Do you see any transitory frame-blends? The question is THAT simple.
Keep in mind, I also could not find the frame-blend you posted in #20 on my USA NTSC DVD. It was the same as your PAL example. But I did find "frame-blends" in other scenes (i.e., edit cuts). And your LAZY response to that was: "You probably have a newer release of the DVDs. Maybe they were converted from PAL differently." WTF?
Now if y'all 'scuse me ... I'm about to give birth to some turds.Last edited by hollowman; 5th Mar 2013 at 05:47.
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I'm not going to bother going back to anything.
My lazy response? It's called a guess, because that's all anyone can do while you're too lazy to provide samples. You must be an idiot if you think otherwise.
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Ahhh, boyz and girlz, it's time for another delicious defecation...
I don't have a PAL copy. You do. And you were very forthcoming in #20 and #21 to prove your pet theory. But your contradictory comments and refusal to commit to re-confirmation -- via your deflectory remarks, or ad hominem attacks ("idiot") -- are indicative of a person suffering from confirmation bias or chronic constipation. PM me and we can procure a proctological solution for you. You may also want to lay off the caffeine and switch to a high-fiber diet.
Sorry, I can't comment more. I currently only have Internet access on my toilet-side iPad. And I'm ... uh ... done for this sitting .... So until next time, friends ... [flush] ooops, one chunk came back up [repeat flush]...superb! ... [exhaust fan off]. -
And I don't have your NTSC copy. You do. What's your point?
Ever notice an increase in the use of capitals and highlights in forums posts invariably has a direct relationship to the speed at which the poster's argument is falling over?
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I don't know what you guys are going on about. Are there crappy PAL to NTSC conversions with blending and other artifacts? Of course there are. Are there good PAL to NTSC conversions without blending and other artifacts? Of course there are. End of story.
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Unfortunately though, hollowman seems to prefer posting mindless waffle rather than upload samples of the NTSC video he has in order for the rest of us to take a look. Instead he seems to think others looking at the PAL discs they own will somehow magically reveal the way his NTSC copies were created, and why they look the way they do to him.
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Post #20 ...you noted:
Here's an example of frame blending from a Doctor Who episode converted to an NTSC DVD.
Oh ... btw ...a bit OT, but a superb, videographic example of pure NTSC excretion is here.
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I'm sure hello_hello knows the difference between an intentional cross-fade and PAL/NTSC field blended crap like this:
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The point was, the frame blending which may or may not be present in the NTSC version you have, which at the time was still unknown given you were too lazy to look yourself or upload a sample so others could look at it for you, might be the cause of the apparent lack of flickering you see. That was the entire point, Nothing more, nothing less, despite any imaginings you might be having to the contrary, despite any of the theories you pulled out of thin air at the time, and despite the fact you appear not to be clever enough to get it.
And there might be a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow too. There may be fade ins/outs between scenes but there won't be any frame blending as such. I don't even need to look to know that, once again despite any imaginings you may be experiencing to the contrary. Not that I'd bother looking now anyway, given you're a complete dick.
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I'm sure. Thanks ... uh ... "hello_hello".
Earlier jagabo noted:
I don't know what you guys are going on about. Are there crappy PAL to NTSC conversions with blending and other artifacts? Of course there are. Are there good PAL to NTSC conversions without blending and other artifacts? Of course there are. End of story.
Speaking of which .... just had a look at your stats, bub:
Total Posts: 31,329
Posts Per Day: 11.85 (since Dec. 2005)
I think this deserves a cash award and revised title ... not just "Member" ... but "Forum Lifer"Free room n' board...health insurance ... stock options ... VH owes you, man!
BTW .... thank you for using the term "crap" in both the above repliesNow you're talkin' to me, chum.
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