PaulBigelow
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Nov 5, 2002
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A man with one watch knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never quite sure.
From a previous post (121) it looks like Avia is wrong since it agrees with the original VE.Only if the DVE is correct. I just don't see how every other disc is now wrong and DVE is correct. (Admittingly, I haven't gone through and read every post.)
Actually, I am a bit more concerned with the video calibrations. From what Edward is saying, it looks better with Avia.
From a previous post (121) it looks like Avia is wrong since it agrees with the original VE.Only if the DVE is correct. I just don't see how every other disc is now wrong and DVE is correct. (Admittingly, I haven't gone through and read every post.)
Actually, I am a bit more concerned with the video calibrations. From what Edward is saying, it looks better with Avia.
other than he does say that there is a 2 dB difference between VE and DVE (DVE is 2 dB hotter), and that he feels room acoustics are the principle cause of the differenceSomehow, this doesn't make sense to me. How can room acoustics make a 2 db difference when the only change is the source DVD?
All in all, this whole situation is very disappointing. When a company puts our a reference standard test DVD, it should indeed be a reference standard. Otherwise, it's worthless.