| Pink Floyd - 2nd Hand Of Fate (KKDVD0025) |
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| Recorded at the Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA. Good audience recording. From the info file: KoolKat Entertainment Presents K_K DvD 0025 PINK FLOYD 2nd Hand Of Fate Venue: The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan,USA Date: 17th August 1988 Audience Camera & Sound Running Time: 65 minutes(approx) Format: PAL Aspect: 4.3 Full screen Resolution: 720x576 Constant Birate Audio: 2ch Mono LPCM My Rating: Video B-/Audio A ....yours may differ Enjoyment Value: 8....yours may differ Improvement from source: +1.5....yours shouldn't differ ARTWORK: Included MD5: Included (Remove from VIDEO_TS folder before burning) Songs: Welcome To The Machine, Us & Them, Money, Another Brick In The Wall, Comfortably Numb, One Slip & Run Like Hell Originaly Sourced from a DvD Known As Hand Of Fate IMPORTANT NOTE:TURN YOUR COLOUR DOWN WHEN PLAYING THIS DVD The Hand of Fate DVD is a somewhat rare little incomplete show that was seriously grainy, washed colour, a couple of points over the edge of sharpness for enjoyment. Not only from the reasonably high generation of it (maybe 6),but also a poor mastering/transfer on the previous generations. Well...i've pulled it back a generation & a half. ALL the graininess has gone (not the generation grain but that has been significantly reduced). It is now more defined & so more enjoyable to watch. The sound is cleaner although mono (source was mono). It now has a Menu, It now has correct chapters & not the automated 5 minute job However some prevoius big mistakes made through the generation pass down cannot be repaired fully without going through complete seperate frame analyzation & although its a nice little show.......its not a wow & not worth devoting that amount of serious time on it. So to remedy some of the faults yourselves....when you start watching, turn the colour on your TV down or there will be too much green. This had to stay or everything else would of been wrong but by lowering the colour you produce a reasonably perfect medium ok. You'll see what i mean....its not a biggy. Nice little laser spectacles, lots of zoom in & outs which sometimes you feel were done at the wrong time to the wrong place. Welcome to the Machine and Us & Them are a bit dark as there was not a lot of stage lighting & i suspect you're meant to watch the screen.....this is what i mean with the zoom in & outs. But when the stage brightens up its a 'yeah....i can dig this'. Don't expect high definition, super wow, looks like your in his pocket quality though because that it's not. And i'm not sure if different film was used for Run like Hell but there are colour issues when the stage lights glares red at the camera.......go figure. But it is now the best available until the rumored full 2 1/2 hour tape surfaces plus its not that well circulated so its something different for you to scrutinize if you havn't got it & it's a mini-upgrade of sorts if you have. Enjoy K_K |