The Aluminum Falcon said:

I was watching ESB again and I noticed something. Sometimes when the angle of a scene changes, there's either a dark or light strip on the bottom of the end frame of an angle or the top of the beginning frame of one. To me it looks like some sort of glue used to stitch the film together; whenever it happens, it only lasts for a frame.

Did you want to know about these, dark_jedi? They're barely noticeable and I don't really think a necessary fix.

No I do not, those are the frames I was talking about when I went back and fixed a shitload of bad frames, but I already fixed well over 200 of them, ESB was really, really bad with these for some reason, just watch the V3 DVD and you can spot a ton of them, and it looked worse on the Blu version, that is why I went back and got as many as I could, but I am doing no more now, now it is what it is, unless someone else wants to fix them and make their own version, go for it, doing all these bad frames was more boring than doing ALL the audio I did for the V3 and Blu projects, although doing the audio for Return of The Living Dead and Conan The Barbarian were fun, maybe because it was not Star Wars and it was no release project of mine, it was just to correct my retail blu-rays.

So no, I do not need to hear about those, because I will just ignore them anyways.