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It looks awful, but I like it! :D As long as you like it. :lol: Something I did before I went to bed last night. It's interesting that Let It Be has the most garish cover art of all the Beatles' home media releases. Everything is either super grimy looking like the VHS and CED covers or way too glo...

I thought I'd get in the spirit and make a poster for the project. I went with the Anthology-theme since it also references the multiple-sourced approach of the project.
 

A write-up on The Daily Beatle with a timeline of the film's home video history. Nice work, Wogew!

https://webgrafikk.com/blog/news/let-it ... 92M73EIMrI

Via FB "There will be an answer." I'm betting the next post will be a filled in poster with the film's title (perhaps an animated one?). "There will be an answer..... Let It Be " Never thought this day would come. Before I start worrying if Wingnut Films are going to DNR every s...

Who was the band(s) on the non-Beatles tracks? I only know "Piece of Mind".

I have VHS Anthology, and it's def not interpolated, real 50 fps I might be splitting hairs here: 50 fps (frames per second) is not native to VHS. A PAL tape running at 50Hz will give you 25fps, an NTSC tape will give you 29.97 fps at 60Hz. However... When you capture a VHS tape at its native frame...

If it's 60fps (frames per second), then it's upscaled. Standard Def video - PAL = 25 fps (50Hz), NTSC = 29.97 fps (60Hz). This is regardless of it being VHS, Laserdisc or DVD. Because NTSC is close to 30fps (or can be 30fps as it's not consistent), it can be doubled easily enough into 60fps, but you...

First time hearing this legendry album. Even though they had limited sources to draw on, wow, what a track list! And hearing it cleaned up compared to how Lennon would have heard it in 1971...



Great work, Lord, once again!

Outstanding work! Thank you for sharing. If ever there was a case for a 1963 box set, this is it.

Again, here:

https://archive.org/details/abbeyroadst ... Barratt%22

A book on Abbey Road that talks about John, his fight with cancer and cataloguing the tapes. Spelt with an "a"