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Originally Posted by bruceames
I wish. Someone else recorded it for me. You should check you D-VHS copy, I'm sure you'll see more high frequency detail on it as well. I wonder what other movies they're DNRing too much on BD, that look sharper on D-VHS or off the TV?
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I haven't watched the Blu-ray version yet if I recall correctly, the last time I watched this film was on D-VHS. I have watched Dr. No and a couple other Blu-ray Bonds and thought they were easily the best versions I have seen. I don't recall whether I recorded it off DirecTV or Comcast either. The low bitrate MPEG-2 satellite and cable recordings are not comparable to Blu-ray but some of them do look good. The 2005 recordings I made from DirecTV were better before DirecTV had to further compress HDTV to fit more channels. I don't know if I will ever get a Blu-ray recorder but instead just continue to use D-VHS and W-VHS.
Chris