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** Jackson's recent releases of The Beatles' ''Get Back'' and ''Let It Be'' has quite a LOT of DNR, making him on par with James Cameron of directors who love DNR a little too much.
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* In 2014, Creator/VizMedia announced that they would become the first studio worldwide to release ''Anime/SailorMoon'' on Blu-ray. Since multiple seasons' worth of 16mm film elements no longer exist, their sets for the first three had to work with the same masters used for Toei's 2009 Japanese [=DVDs=]. Unfortunately, comparisons between the first set of Blu-ray Discs and these [=DVDs=] reveal the former to have more DVNR and ghosting. Additionally, Viz's [=DVDs=] encoded the 4:3 picture into 16:9 with black bars on the left and right sides, making it appear low-quality by even DVD standards. Toei eventually upscaled the show to HD themselves, ensuring improved picture quality for the last two seasons, and for the "Complete Season" series of Blu-ray re-releases for the whole show.
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* In 2014, Creator/VizMedia announced that they would become the first studio worldwide to release ''Anime/SailorMoon'' on Blu-ray. Since multiple seasons' worth of 16mm film elements no longer exist, their sets for the first three had to work with the same masters used for Toei's 2009 Japanese [=DVDs=]. Unfortunately, comparisons between the first set of Blu-ray Discs and these [=DVDs=] reveal the former to have more DVNR and ghosting. Additionally, Viz's [=DVDs=] encoded the 4:3 picture into 16:9 with black bars on the left and right sides, making it appear low-quality by even DVD standards. Toei eventually upscaled the show to HD themselves, ensuring improved picture quality for the last two seasons, and for the "Complete Season" series of Blu-ray re-releases for the whole show. Earlier remasters from Japanese DVD releases infamously had a pink tint due to film degradation.
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* The ''[[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts Roger Rabbit]]'' [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts short]] ''Trail Mix-Up'' has its colours changed on the ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' Blu-ray. Stuff like Roger's gloves and Jessica Rabbit's hair are washed out while the backgrounds have a yellow tint to them. Also for some reason the beaver is changed from purple to grey. The unaltered version is on the 2003 Buena Vista DVD.
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* The ''[[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts Roger Rabbit]]'' [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts short]] ''Trail Mix-Up'' has its colours colour grading changed on the ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' Blu-ray.Blu-ray when compared to the film's 2003 DVD release. Stuff like Roger's gloves and Jessica Rabbit's hair are washed out while the backgrounds have a yellow tint to them. Also for some reason the beaver is changed from purple to grey. The unaltered version is on the 2003 Buena Vista DVD.
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* Creator/{{Tubi}} prints of the third season of ''Series/BlueWaterHigh'' remove the end credits for unknown reasons, resulting in [[UncreditedRole a good portion of the cast being left unidentified]] by the show's fanbase. This is possibly the fault of the company who supplied the show to [=Tubi=], as the first two series retain their original end credits.
