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My only hope for a beautiful viewing experience of Quantum Leap is by watching the rest of the episodes on Netflex, but their player leaves a lot to be desired for me. I've tried everything from all of the De-Interlacing options to toggling Inverse Telecline in the NVIDIA Control Panel, but nothing makes it any better. It's like nothing I've ever seen before in any of the DVDs I own. So, what I'm asking is: how did Netflix create such high-quality DVD rips? I mean damn, they're flawless and much better than the original. I looked around for Quantum Leap on Blu-Ray, but I'm not finding anything at all. When watching them in HD on Netflix, everything is smooth and perfect and the color is even better. On my DVDs, I sometimes see jagged edges on diagonal lines and so it's distracting. Everything is truly High Definition: it looks like it was ripped from Blu-Ray discs or something. The first thing I noticed about this is it's much better than the quality of my DVDs. Of course, I'm watching them in HD on Netflix because I can. Fortunately, my parents have a Netflix account and they're allowing me to use it to watch the broken episodes right on. Unfortunately, a small handful of the episodes won't play.

And a cheap DVD player is likely going to achieve it less elegantly than an expensive post facility.So I have all 5 seasons of Quantum Leap on DVD and I watch them with Corel WinDVD Pro 11.

I dont know how 'region-free' DVD and BluRay players achieve their region-free ness, as bypassing a region code is one thing but playing eg a 25fps PAL DVD into an NTSC TV requires some interpolation also. Or it may be your computer attempting to compensate for playing a video that is at not the native frame rate the computer is expecting. But if it is not done properly then all sorts of unwanted artefacts can occur, and that may be what you're seeing.

Professional (expensive) post production facilities have equipment that can interpolate frames so the change is not visible to the eye. Those films would have been shot at 24fps so to make a DVD or copy for streaming they somehow have to make that work with HD at 23.976fps or NTSC at 29.97 or PAL at 25fps. It doesn't register as a glitch, more like a repeating visual hiccup every second, on what should otherwise be perfectly smooth camera movement. I notice a repeated frame every second, from using the wrong frame rate footage without properly compensating for it. One unwanted artefact I notice often is most obvious with camera movement eg in panning or tracking shots, or drone shots. And a cheap DVD player is likely going to achieve it less elegantly than an expensive post facility.

Click to expand.Those films would have been shot at 24fps so to make a DVD or copy for streaming they somehow have to make that work with HD at 23.976fps or NTSC at 29.97 or PAL at 25fps.

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