^ Which was the case in later seasons. But mainly because they improved the FX in later seasons.
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Well, I played some of 11001001 and yeah even on plain TV speakers it sounded tinny. Like trekker4747 said, if you change it to dolby digital, it sounds normal, but one shouldn't have to do that. I love these sets, but it will be interesting to see what CBS says about this and what will happen. The sets are defective.
Ok *sigh* I saw no prob with EAF on my low level 6.1 system...but 11001001 sounded tinny and echoing. Disappointed, the original sound in this episode was an Emmy winner.
I don't know why you think that. In most countries' laws, personal infringement of IP is a civil offense, not a criminal one.
If you told a police officer that someone has stolen your DVD collection, they'd open a case file and investigate it. If you told them someone has made copies of all your DVDs, they'd laugh at you and tell you to stop wasting their time.
I wouldn't condone the actions of people pirating something like this, because, frankly, it deserves all the support it can get, but let's not make false claims about what's what, or fall into the trap that that the entertainment industry would have us believe that every pirate copy is a "lost sale". That way lies madness.
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In addition to the HD screencaps and articles at Ex Astris Scientia, we're also publishing stunning comparison videos showing the difference between SD and HD for EVERY episode.
Watch the first one, which is up now: 'Encounter at Farpoint, Part I'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bW8s-JUhtiw
Watch the first one, which is up now: 'Encounter at Farpoint, Part I'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bW8s-JUhtiw
Taking something that doesn't belong to you is theft. Sorry, but it is.
Taking something is theft, yes, because you're removing it from the possession of the person to whom it belongs.
Copying something isn't the same as taking something, legally or literally, so I don't see how that's relevant.
I'm not saying it isn't wrong, I'm saying it isn't theft, and it does nobody any favours suggesting it is (even if you are "sorry" about it).
^ This.
They'd probably open a case file so that you could claim on your insurance. As for investigating the crime, they'd probably laugh at you for expecting that as well. It would cut too much into their doughnut-eating time.
Wait, you guys don't put your DVD collection on a rider on your insurance like I do?
Those black panels covering up glares on the aft bridge stations are very much more noticeable now.
I guess now we need some fan-wank explanation on how these things are functional pieces of equipment on the Enterprise in its first couple years.
Those black panels covering up glares on the aft bridge stations are very much more noticeable now.
I guess now we need some fan-wank explanation on how these things are functional pieces of equipment on the Enterprise in its first couple years. 
When I put my Spartacus BDs in the player, it asks me if I want to resume my Play All from where I left off months ago. Why can't TNG remember a language selection?
Those black panels covering up glares on the aft bridge stations are very much more noticeable now.
Maybe those stations were just under repair. What with all the sparks we see back there during battles and everything.
Those black panels covering up glares on the aft bridge stations are very much more noticeable now.
Maybe those stations were just under repair. What with all the sparks we see back there during battles and everything.
Funny, I'm just about through disc four and I haven't noticed them yet.
Those black panels covering up glares on the aft bridge stations are very much more noticeable now.
Maybe those stations were just under repair. What with all the sparks we see back there during battles and everything.
I was thinking more like they're used by staff to cover up annoying bits or distracting flashes on the screen while they're working.
Well, I may be noticing them more because "I know they're there," so I'm subconsciously looking for them and then finding them.
Those black panels covering up glares on the aft bridge stations are very much more noticeable now.
Maybe they're small PADDs that crew members can attach to displays to augment them, or transfer data?
Terrific and lengthy interview with Robert Meyer Burnett here.
Highlights include:
- his determination to make exhaustive, probing documentaries, not the EPK-type featurettes that were on the DVDs.
- Patrick Stewart saying it was one of the best interviews he'd ever given.
- a bunch of never-before-seen photos will be included in the later docos, including Ronald Reagan visiting the set and the cast at the White House to meet the Mercury 7 astronauts.
- deleted scenes and alternate takes will be few and far between, as they were routinely discarded.
There's not much more new information, but it's worth reading to get an even greater sense of the passion that's behind this project.
Highlights include:
- his determination to make exhaustive, probing documentaries, not the EPK-type featurettes that were on the DVDs.
- Patrick Stewart saying it was one of the best interviews he'd ever given.
- a bunch of never-before-seen photos will be included in the later docos, including Ronald Reagan visiting the set and the cast at the White House to meet the Mercury 7 astronauts.
- deleted scenes and alternate takes will be few and far between, as they were routinely discarded.
There's not much more new information, but it's worth reading to get an even greater sense of the passion that's behind this project.
With my TNG and DS9 DVDs, it often defaults to the start of the last episode I watched, and switches to German language! Not every time, though, weirdly. It takes me a while to realise what's wrong with everyone's voice!
Linky no worky. Try this:
http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/4...ray_producer_robert_meyer_burnett/index1.html
Those black panels covering up glares on the aft bridge stations are very much more noticeable now.
Maybe they're small PADDs that crew members can attach to displays to augment them, or transfer data?
Section 31 have censored the recording to protect sensitive Starfleet and Federation information.
The next video in our TNG: SD to HD series is up! 'Encounter at Farpoint, Part 2': http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxawPX5lHbs
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