2008-05-14 16:34:44.468252+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
When DVDs first came out, I had an "ewww, all the artifacts make this unwatchable" reaction. This article on a very common DVD chroma upsampling error may be 6 years old, but is interesting reading, and I'd love to see how many modern players still have the same problem.
Relatedly, the MeFi thread that I got that from also mentioned a 25 year old bug in the BSD *dir() libraries.
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