In The Good Old Summertime-victim of DVNR? (1 Viewer)

[ScottR]

Yet another film that I am afraid is a victim of digital video noise reduction. If you have this disc, take a look at the opening credits. There is breakup of the image resulting in a distracting movement of the titles. Another thought is that dvd reveals details not in the vhs, but the vhs does not do this.

 

[Jon Robertson]

It's probably nothing more than Warner compressing the titles of the film at a much lower bitrate (which are generally static title cards anyway) to use those extra bits elsewhere for scenes with a lot of movement or detail. It seems to be standard practice on a lot of DVDs and I can't say it concerns me.