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RE: Agree also ....

Posted by Condorsat on December 10, 2011 at 10:18:28:
When comparing a "well mastered" LD to a "well mastered" DVD ... with the key word being "well mastered". However many DVD(s) are not "well mastered" ... it's not always a given.

For example: my LD copy of Criterion Collection Paths of Glory #57 (1957) was far superior to my DVD copy of this title ... in regards to PQ.

In this particular case, I'm assuming the source material that Criterion used for the LD was better than the standard DVD issue.