Phenomenon: June, 2 - 10.00 AM
http://skyarts.sky.com/queen-the-phenomenon
rhapsody8 · Member since
This info can be useful for someone, I think...
Gaabiizz · Member since
Great , Thanks for the info!
Gaabiizz · Member since
Great , Thanks for the info!
Marknow · Member since
Already Reddit somewhere....
guild93 · Member since
Nice except how beneficial is a HD broadcast of something that was only filmed in standard definition?
Michael Allred · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]guild93 wrote:[/b]
Nice except how beneficial is a HD broadcast of something that was only filmed in standard definition?[/QUOTE]
was "The Magic Years" shot on film?
Jimmy Dean · Member since
even if it was - I doubt they would have access to the film --> it was probably digitized from the video tape.
Still -- the quality of the broadcast may be better than most VHS transfers...i would think.
the dude 1366 · Member since
I have the old laserdiscs. It's better than VHS. So even if the broadcast is not true HD it could still be much better than old videotapes.
dysan · Member since
Is it the complete 3 hour Magic years or the hour long highlights? A great documentary worthly of DVD release.
rhapsody8 · Member since
Is there anybody recorded this broadcast? Maybe we can see the quality :)
Another Roger (re) · Member since
If anybody have recorded this it would be great if it was made available. I have Magic Years and Champions of the World on VHS. But I never watch them anymore.
Roger's Beard · Member since
Sky Arts HD is encrypted and unless you've got an expensive HD capture card in your PC that also accepts a Sky Card, you can't record this stuff.
I know SOMEONE can, because last years Alice Cooper concert was uploaded in HD, but...
aber · Member since
Quality is not as good as you think, look: http://skyarts.sky.com/queen-the-magic-years-video
Roger's Beard · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]queenpoland wrote:[/b]
Quality is not as good as you think, look: http://skyarts.sky.com/queen-the-magic-years-video[/QUOTE]
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Hang on. This is a link to a clip to a streaming internet video.
Why on earth would you even think that THIS represents the quality of the actual TV broadcast?
The video quality of the broadcast 'should' be better than any laserdisc or VHS release because it 'should' have been sourced from a 625 line PAL video tape. If the upscaling has been done correctly by Sky, then there's no reason why it shouldn't look as good on an HDTV as the normal SD version would on an SDTV.
Either way, the upscale should look better than the SD simulcast on normal Sky Arts when viewed on an HDTV.
Obviously it's NOT going to look like an HD picture though and anyone expecting as much will be very disappointed.