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A second question on film and video. Thanks to those people who replied on my first film-video question. While film is approximately 24 frames-per-seconds, video is approximately 30 frames-per-second. That is a difference of seven frames-per-second. Does that mean that video is superior as a...

I understand that there are SNL DVDs, but are they edited for content? Should this be a concern for fans who want uncensored and unedited SNL?

Todd, do you know how Christmas used to be celebrated before the Victorian Era? I rather have a respectful, family-oriented, gift-giving Christmas than a rowdy, drunken, gluttonous kind that used to exist for centuries.

I assume that even if a film or video was never been played, it will degrade regardless?

Seeing films from the Silent Era to the present, I noticed that blurriness, grain, and other negative elements appear on them. The same even goes for video sources. The question is: why do film/video sources, even those recorded from camcorders degrade over time? What about digital film/video...