To owners of the "KR: Season 1" (R2) DVD set
Posted: Tue Oct 26, 2004 1:46 pm
Are the original teaser-trailers featured on the DVD's? I ask this, because I am suspecting that they have been sacrificed, so that the episodes are encoded on SINGLE-LAYER discs.
Not one teaser-trailer is present on any of the 1st Season episodes of "The A-Team" DVD set, even though the previous VHS releases by Universal-Playback contain the original trailers.
Although I'm not too big on the trailers, and although I would prefer single-layer discs over 30-60 second preview segments, I would still like to know whether or not it's just "The A-Team" trailers that are missing, or the "Knight Rider" and if possible, the "Magnum, p.i." ones as well.
Also, are there any packaging errors for the "Knight Rider" set? I don't have it, but I've noticed in HMV, Rebecca Holden is printed amongst the regular cast list, along with Hasselhoff, McPherson and Mulhare, but Holden didn't join the cast until Season 2.
Also, I noticed a few members here at the knightrideronline.com forums said that the 1st Season finale episode, "Short Notice", is printed on the actual disc artwork after "Knight of the Phoenix", which was the original 2-hour 'PILOT' episode, and the season itself ran for 22 episodes. Is this true? And finally, does the KR Region-2 set come with English SDH subtitles?
By the way, the A/V quality is spot-on on "The A-Team" discs - you can tell that the re-mastering and encoding has been done by the REAL professionals over in Los Angeles, and not the crack-heads in a back alley office in Waterloo, plus the menus and packaging are very, very impressive.
Does anyone know what edge enhancement is, and why has it been performed upon the master prints of "The A-Team" and "Knight Rider" episodes? Does it increase sharpness and picture quality, because if it does, it does a great job.
Another "by the way" note: "Miami Vice" fans are getting 5.1 mixed soundtracks for the 1st Season DVD box-set, due for release sometime next year...jammy gits! I just hope the 5.1 mixes are actually *decent*, and not sound as if you're listening to the episodes at the top of a 500 feet shaft, because the 5.1 soundtracks for the original 1978 "Battlestar Galactica" episodes are the worst I have ever heard.
Not one teaser-trailer is present on any of the 1st Season episodes of "The A-Team" DVD set, even though the previous VHS releases by Universal-Playback contain the original trailers.
Although I'm not too big on the trailers, and although I would prefer single-layer discs over 30-60 second preview segments, I would still like to know whether or not it's just "The A-Team" trailers that are missing, or the "Knight Rider" and if possible, the "Magnum, p.i." ones as well.
Also, are there any packaging errors for the "Knight Rider" set? I don't have it, but I've noticed in HMV, Rebecca Holden is printed amongst the regular cast list, along with Hasselhoff, McPherson and Mulhare, but Holden didn't join the cast until Season 2.
Also, I noticed a few members here at the knightrideronline.com forums said that the 1st Season finale episode, "Short Notice", is printed on the actual disc artwork after "Knight of the Phoenix", which was the original 2-hour 'PILOT' episode, and the season itself ran for 22 episodes. Is this true? And finally, does the KR Region-2 set come with English SDH subtitles?
By the way, the A/V quality is spot-on on "The A-Team" discs - you can tell that the re-mastering and encoding has been done by the REAL professionals over in Los Angeles, and not the crack-heads in a back alley office in Waterloo, plus the menus and packaging are very, very impressive.
Does anyone know what edge enhancement is, and why has it been performed upon the master prints of "The A-Team" and "Knight Rider" episodes? Does it increase sharpness and picture quality, because if it does, it does a great job.
Another "by the way" note: "Miami Vice" fans are getting 5.1 mixed soundtracks for the 1st Season DVD box-set, due for release sometime next year...jammy gits! I just hope the 5.1 mixes are actually *decent*, and not sound as if you're listening to the episodes at the top of a 500 feet shaft, because the 5.1 soundtracks for the original 1978 "Battlestar Galactica" episodes are the worst I have ever heard.