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#52099
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Info: OT Bootleg DVDs
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Originally posted by: Schnapple
You see, whenever I play a DVD on my PC, there are vertical lines of sorts covering the screen.


Perhaps they're scan lines put in by the software to cut the rendered lines in half for slower computers. If they are you can most likely turn them off. If not, try a different DVD playing software.


How do I turn them off?
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#52094
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Info: OT Bootleg DVDs
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I just finished downloading A New Hope torrent file. (Finally!!!!)

The quality is LD quality, but don't try to maximize it to the size of your monitor or you'll be sorely dissapointed.

If you don't mind a half-monitor sized movie running (or full size with not so great quality) then go for it.

I (unlike SOME people) and still SEEDING the file.

Please, people that have the file, SEED IT!!!

EDIT: I'm sorry, the quality is just fine. It's my computer!

You see, whenever I play a DVD on my PC, there are vertical lines of sorts covering the screen.
I thought it was the lens or something. But if it does it for a file I downloaded (!), it musn't be then.
These lines look like "missing information", even though the information is already there. Left to right of these lines looks like a slight 'jump' in the image. And these lines are stationary; they don't move.
Can anybody help me??