Paul Heslop wrote:
David wrote:

The big news is ITV2 etc to be on Sky in HD and as a subscription
chanells. Does this mean no adverts. when on Sky?

ha ha

ITVHD? The only time i watched it was for the england game, lets just say I
have seen youtube footage with a higher resolution. I dont watch ITV for
free, never mind pay for the rot. Utterly laughable.

The dog from that film you saw wrote:
"Commander Gideon" wrote in message
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That's me included,I only watch ITV4 for all the old ITC programmes
(The Saint,The Prisoner & Randall & Hopkirk) and they would not
improve much on HD.




if they have looked after the negatives and remaster them from the
35mm film they were shot on, they could look fantastic.

could.

where they all done on film??

smurf wrote:

Paul Heslop wrote:
David wrote:

The big news is ITV2 etc to be on Sky in HD and as a subscription
chanells. Does this mean no adverts. when on Sky?

ha ha

ITVHD? The only time i watched it was for the england game, lets just say I
have seen youtube footage with a higher resolution. I dont watch ITV for
free, never mind pay for the rot. Utterly laughable.

we have an hd box and a normal box. the hd is in our son's room and I
have had a quick peep, just to see what the fuss is about. I can't say
I am impressed
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"smurf" wrote in message
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The dog from that film you saw wrote:
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if they have looked after the negatives and remaster them from the
35mm film they were shot on, they could look fantastic.

could.

where they all done on film??

As I said before only if the colour as not faded and the film been stored so
as not to fall apart.
Was at a recent film festival and hearing from an expert cinema film
restorer how the films in Hollywood studios from the 50's 60's are in a real
mess some almost on the verge of not being able to be resorted. Because of
its American historical value The Alamo has been restored digitally and is
superb when now shown but it costs lots of money.
Regards
David

"smurf" wrote in message
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if they have looked after the negatives and remaster them from the
35mm film they were shot on, they could look fantastic.

could.

where they all done on film??



the ones he mentioned.



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you fight better when you have a bear!

"Jim Mason" wrote in message

ITVHD? The only time i watched it was for the england game, lets just say
I
have seen youtube footage with a higher resolution.

Total ********.




given that youtube can do 1080p he's actually right in terms of resolution.
of course bitrate plays a big part in picture quality - not just resolution.



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Gareth.

that fly...... is your magic wand....
http://dsbdsb.mybrute.com
you fight better when you have a bear!

Jim Mason wrote:
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Paul Heslop wrote:
David wrote:

The big news is ITV2 etc to be on Sky in HD and as a subscription
chanells. Does this mean no adverts. when on Sky?

ha ha

ITVHD? The only time i watched it was for the england game, lets
just say I have seen youtube footage with a higher resolution.

Total ********.

Really? the first itv england game of the world cup was a terrible picture
and was *noticably* below that of an old analogue signal. I might as well
have been watching iplayer on the Wii.

The dog from that film you saw wrote:
"Jim Mason" wrote in message

ITVHD? The only time i watched it was for the england game, lets
just say I
have seen youtube footage with a higher resolution.

Total ********.




given that youtube can do 1080p he's actually right in terms of
resolution. of course bitrate plays a big part in picture quality -
not just resolution.

Poor bitrate, poor resolution and really bad production (lets go to the
adverts on a throwing and miss the first goal).