I Bought a Michael Jackson DVD, and the video quality is poor
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From: midwest_46 on 26 Oct 2009 01:05 Recently, I bought the following DVD at a Target store in Chicago: Michael Jackson Video Greatest Hits. This DVD is supposed to contain 10 of Jackson's music videos. Well, the "Billie Jean" and "Beat It" videos have grainy video quality. Also, the 9-minute, 30-second version of the video for the song "The Way You Make Me Feel" is VERY grainy, especially between the 4-minute mark and the 6-minute mark. Has anyone purchased this DVD and had the same problem? Target's policy is that, if a DVD has been opened, the DVD can only be exchanged for another copy of the same DVD. Is there a chance that another copy will have better quality? Or will all copies have the same bad quality? Thanks for any information. Please post all responses to the newsgroup.
From: Rod Speed on 26 Oct 2009 01:57 midwest_46(a)yahoo.com wrote: > Recently, I bought the following DVD at a Target store in Chicago: > Michael Jackson Video Greatest Hits. This DVD is supposed to contain > 10 of Jackson's music videos. > > Well, the "Billie Jean" and "Beat It" videos have grainy video > quality. Also, the 9-minute, > 30-second version of the video for the song "The Way You Make Me Feel" > is VERY grainy, especially between the 4-minute mark and the 6-minute > mark. > > Has anyone purchased this DVD and had the same problem? > > Target's policy is that, if a DVD has been opened, the DVD can only be > exchanged for another copy of the same DVD. Is there a chance that > another copy will have better quality? Nope. > Or will all copies have the same bad quality? Yep, its digital. > Thanks for any information. Please post all responses to the newsgroup.
From: BigDog1 on 26 Oct 2009 18:11 On Oct 25, 11:05 pm, midwest...(a)yahoo.com wrote: > Recently, I bought the following DVD at a Target store in Chicago: > Michael Jackson Video Greatest Hits. This DVD is supposed to contain > 10 of Jackson's music videos. > > Well, the "Billie Jean" and "Beat It" videos have grainy video > quality. Also, the 9-minute, > 30-second version of the video for the song "The Way You Make Me Feel" > is VERY grainy, especially between the 4-minute mark and the 6-minute > mark. > > Has anyone purchased this DVD and had the same problem? > > Target's policy is that, if a DVD has been opened, the DVD can only be > exchanged for another copy of the same DVD. Is there a chance that > another copy will have better quality? Or will all copies have the > same bad quality? > > Thanks for any information. Please post all responses to the > newsgroup. Take it back and exchange it. Seems like you have nothing to lose since the one you have now has unacceptable video qua;ity. Keep bringing them back until you get a good one, or they tire of seeing you and offer you a refund or a store credit.
From: Rod Speed on 27 Oct 2009 01:59 Scott in SoCal wrote > Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa(a)gmail.com> wrote >> midwest_46(a)yahoo.com wrote >>> Recently, I bought the following DVD at a Target store in Chicago: >>> Michael Jackson Video Greatest Hits. This DVD is supposed to contain >>> 10 of Jackson's music videos. >>> Well, the "Billie Jean" and "Beat It" videos have grainy video >>> quality. Also, the 9-minute, >>> 30-second version of the video for the song "The Way You Make Me >>> Feel" is VERY grainy, especially between the 4-minute mark and the >>> 6-minute mark. >>> Has anyone purchased this DVD and had the same problem? >>> Target's policy is that, if a DVD has been opened, the DVD can only >>> be exchanged for another copy of the same DVD. Is there a chance >>> that another copy will have better quality? >> Nope. >>> Or will all copies have the same bad quality? >> Yep, its digital. > > I guess you've never heard of "laser rot." Corse I have. It doesnt produce that symptom, just a couple of the items grainy. That is due to the source being grainy.
From: Al 2048 on 27 Oct 2009 02:42
On Oct 26, 11:59�pm, "Rod Speed" > > I guess you've never heard of "laser rot." > > Corse I have. It doesnt produce that symptom, just a couple > of the items grainy. That is due to the source being grainy. Also, "laser rot" occurs over a long period of time. My Michael Jackson DVD is something I bought only recently. Regards, Alex K. |