nousername
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I have a Sony 36XBR450 and a Panasonic DVD-RV31 interlaced DVD player hooked up via the component inputs.
On some of my Columbia Pictures DVDs, the still-text is hard to read, no matter what still mode I choose. (Example: the chapter titles in the "Scenes Selection" menus.) So far, I've only tried Taxi Driver, Vertical Limit and Kramer vs. Kramer.
The text is nice and clear at first, and then freezes into a distorted state. On the Taxi Driver DVD especially, the text in the screenplay is almost unreadable.
What is going on here, and do other DVD players exhibit this problem? What is the technical name of this thing I am experiencing?
Would a progressive scan DVD player eliminate this? Anyone else experience what I described above?
HBO's Muhammad Ali: The Greatest Collection also exhibits this problem. And yet, on other DVDs (such as Superman: The Movie from Warner), still-text is perfectly fine.
Thanks, Allan.
On some of my Columbia Pictures DVDs, the still-text is hard to read, no matter what still mode I choose. (Example: the chapter titles in the "Scenes Selection" menus.) So far, I've only tried Taxi Driver, Vertical Limit and Kramer vs. Kramer.
The text is nice and clear at first, and then freezes into a distorted state. On the Taxi Driver DVD especially, the text in the screenplay is almost unreadable.
What is going on here, and do other DVD players exhibit this problem? What is the technical name of this thing I am experiencing?
Would a progressive scan DVD player eliminate this? Anyone else experience what I described above?
HBO's Muhammad Ali: The Greatest Collection also exhibits this problem. And yet, on other DVDs (such as Superman: The Movie from Warner), still-text is perfectly fine.
Thanks, Allan.