Sentence examples for video transfers from inspiring English sources

Archive releases now routinely feature new video transfers of restored prints, providing a viewing experience almost indistinguishable from mainstream, mass-market discs.

Until recently, most video transfers were made by a method called panning and scanning, which causes as much as two-thirds of the image to be sacrificed.

A Web search can point you to companies that handle video transfers between formats, but there are other options if you would like to do it yourself.

The psychological roller-coaster ride that ensues moves from a small stage set of a wrecked rec room, to a urinal screen scrawled with homophobic graffiti, to video transfers of family snapshots.

The whole process is wrapped into a simple, e-mail-friendly format so users can send links and initiate video transfers as easily as attaching and sending a digital picture.

In Artforum recently, the critic Amy Taubin, reviewing an exhibition of Andy Warhol films at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, assailed the museum for showing "crude video transfers" that "lack the seductive visual qualities" of the original celluloid prints.

The video transfer is well-produced in a letterbox format with new, thoroughly adequate English subtitles.

There were teetering stacks of old televisions, obsolete video transfer machines and clunky cassette recorders.

It records video to MPEG-4 format, which has near-DVD quality, and can play compatible video transferred from a PC or a Mac.

Both the mediocre video transfer and the absence of a director's commentary track suggest that Mr. Zwigoff wasn't closely involved in the creation of the disc.

This digital video transfer, directed by Jonathan Nossiter, stars Stellan Skarsgard and Charlotte Rampling as married Americans, though it doesn't bother to explain their foreign accents.