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what are exactly "artefacts"?

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by moviegoer, Aug 18, 2004.

  1. moviegoer

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    Hello , Could anyone tell me what exactly artefacts are . For example, I have this movie "Bad Boys II" (DVD-R) and sometimes I see some pixeles on the image like if it were a video stream on the internet, is that an artifact?
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    yep, thats what it is. if you see pixels on your backup, it almost always means you used cheap media. what brand are you using?
     
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    Well ,.... :( I have "Bad Boys II" in a Princo DVD-R.
     
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    sly_61019 Senior member

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    Thats your problem princo is crap. get some ritek g04 (about $0.45 each) and you wont have that problem.
     
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    and what about if the image freezes one second at the beginnig of every chapter , is that an artefact?
    One more thing, if the subtitles have spelling errors , is that an artefact too? and what about if the subtitles are not synchronized with the image(they do not appear when they should ,they do it vey late).
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    i think before you worry about any of that, try better media first.
     

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