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I actually had a DVD player chew up a disc once. No kidding. But on the lighter side some of these arguments are very similar to: 1) I had a friend whose car broke down. So I refuse to buy a car. 2) My sister's TV set went on the fritz. So I refuse to buy a TV. And the list goes on...

That's probably because one doesn't have to look very long and hard to find a poorly mastered DVD. I won't deny the fact that there are a lot of good looking DVDs to be had. Heck, I probably own most of the discs the majority of videophiles consider to be of reference quality. I can still watch...

Funny, but I always thought encoding film to video at low bitrates, tossing in a heaping helping of EE, and cranking the filtering up is also butchery of the original composition. Like I said, we have different priorities. To each his own. --Jerome

Parker, I goofed. I misread your first reply and thought you said "Browse the board with Cookies turned on." Thanks for squaring it away. I'll try to read more carefully next time. Perhaps there are eyeglasses in my future :) --Jerome

Hi Parker, Thanks for the tip but it didn't help. I have cookies enabled and my browser (IE 5.5 SP 2) is set to allow cookies. I participate in other forums running on vBulletin and don't seem to have this problem. Thanks. --Jerome

Why can't I edit my own posts? If I click on the edit link I get a message saying I am not logged in (even though the screen shows that I am logged in) or I don't have permissions to perform the action. Thanks. --Jerome

I find it interesting that in the same sentence some people profess that they want the best image quality available then adamantly express their disgust for tape and unwillingness to support it. Fair enough I suppose, but these folks are not being honest with themselves. For them, the media...