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I couldn't get the vibrating colors vid to play, tried both VLC and windows media player. Haven't tried the others just yet.
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Kyle wrote:I couldn't get the vibrating colors vid to play, tried both VLC and windows media player. Haven't tried the others just yet.
Not my day :x :x

I'll convert these parts and re-upload them
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re-uploaded everything
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Thanks, worked perfect for me.
I really hope, this is due to a mastering or pressing error. The artifacts in those scenes are distracting and shouldn't appear with a 90 minute film on Blu-ray- even if they'd used a dated codec (which they didn't)

I hope, these issues won't appear on the other releases and would advice you to contact Disney about it. @lnds500

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Scamander wrote:Thanks, worked perfect for me.
I really hope, this is due to a mastering or pressing error. The artifacts in those scenes are distracting and shouldn't appear with a 90 minute film on Blu-ray- even if they'd used a dated codec (which they didn't)

I hope, these issues won't appear on the other releases and would advice you to contact Disney about it. @lnds500

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You did see his hair right? It's not just my eyes playing tricks then?
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No, I can perfectly see what you mean. In the videos as well as in some screencaps. The worst is imho the one I reposted from blu-ray.com

But who knows, maybe it is really an error. Last year they messed up the German audio track on the Lion King 2 blu-ray, so even Disney isn't perfect.

OT: (At least they are not as sloppy as WB and Universal... Can't count the disc replacement programs, these two had to organize. Warner even managed to mess up the replacement disc for Sucker Punch in Germany, because in one scene the original sound effects were suddenly missing. They called it an 'Alternate mixing for the German market' to save the costs for a second replacement -.-)
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The one with them touching hands doesn't bother me a actually...It just looks like a subtle film grain. The hair is so dark it didn't even grab my attention at first. Also, the fact that its meant to be raining in that shot makes it blend a bit in that scene so that's another reason it might not bother me much there.

But yeah, the rest of those are inexcusable. I think these same errors were present in the broadcast version of it I've seen not too long ago. At the time I just assumed it was do the compression comcast applies to most of their channels.
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Kyle wrote:The one with them touching hands doesn't bother me a actually...It just looks like a subtle film grain. The hair is so dark it didn't even grab my attention at first.

But yeah, the rest of those are inexcusable.
It looks looks film grain but it's not though. And mind you, no grain should be expected on digital films. If they had done it as an artistic choice it wouldn't matter, but this...
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Its more apparent that its not film grain in the shot a couple posts up. When it covers a bigger space you can see its digital blockyness. Definitely shouldn't be there.
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Directly from the Blu-ray disc:

Tarzan (Arabic) Two Worlds:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atxOAc9us8c

Tarzan (Arabic) Two Worlds - Reprise 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhlrZeR_aIs

Tarzan (Arabic) You'll Be in My Heart:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4xLaBnXZuw

Tarzan (Arabic) Son of Man:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1PI_YL0q5s

Tarzan (Arabic) Trashin' The Camp:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7BGpCJd4O0

Tarzan (Arabic) Strangers Like Me:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8b-BTu1pQI

Tarzan (Arabic) Two Worlds - Reprise 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlGJYdIaIdw
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Is the Blu-ray significantly any different in terms of picture/colors compared to the DVD/VHS? Because I never got the DVD and I haven't watched the movie in YEARS. I mean, I know Pocahontas's Blu-ray quality is different in terms of colors, but what about Tarzan? The only difference that I'm sure about is the aspect ratio: 1.78:1. :?
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DisneyJedi wrote:Is the Blu-ray significantly any different in terms of picture/colors compared to the DVD/VHS? Because I never got the DVD and I haven't watched the movie in YEARS. I mean, I know Pocahontas's Blu-ray quality is different in terms of colors, but what about Tarzan? The only difference that I'm sure about is the aspect ratio: 1.78:1. :?
The colors are the same as in the dvd
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Lnds500 wrote:
DisneyJedi wrote:Is the Blu-ray significantly any different in terms of picture/colors compared to the DVD/VHS? Because I never got the DVD and I haven't watched the movie in YEARS. I mean, I know Pocahontas's Blu-ray quality is different in terms of colors, but what about Tarzan? The only difference that I'm sure about is the aspect ratio: 1.78:1. :?
The colors are the same as in the dvd
Except the movie's more high-definition, right?
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DisneyJedi wrote:
Lnds500 wrote: The colors are the same as in the dvd
Except the movie's more high-definition, right?
And a terrible transfer, yes.
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NeverLand, does the Arabic Tarzan BD exhibit the same problems as Lnds500's Greek copy? The Youtube videos you posted have to much Youtube-derived macroblocking to determine whether the annoying artefact is there.
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Julian Carter wrote:NeverLand, does the Arabic Tarzan BD exhibit the same problems as Lnds500's Greek copy? The Youtube videos you posted have to much Youtube-derived macroblocking to determine whether the annoying artefact is there.
It's there, I noticed the same artifacts in some of the songs. Plus, look here for a review of the Middle-Eastern release

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p ... stcount=97

Plus, that was the Russian release, not the Greek one
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i can't see the difference between de DVD special edition and this BD :s
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Thank you Lnds500. Would you then consider the DVD to be a more accurate representation of the film, seeing as it doesn't have that video noise? Or is the Blu-ray, warts and all, still the better of the two?
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Julian Carter wrote:Thank you Lnds500. Would you then consider the DVD to be a more accurate representation of the film, seeing as it doesn't have that video noise? Or is the Blu-ray, warts and all, still the better of the two?
depends on whether you like the added resolution and the extra clarity. I'll be watching my blu-ray, that's for sure. But I'm not happy with it
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Lnds500 wrote:depends on whether you like the added resolution and the extra clarity. I'll be watching my blu-ray, that's for sure. But I'm not happy with it
Well, I suppose I'll be watching the "faulty" Blu-ray too. I love crisp lineart.
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