Talk:List of Angel home video releases

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Section on DVD frame rate encoding[edit]

I count myself a videophile, but even I cannot decode (if you will!) the sentences surround interlacing. I am not clear whether it is saying the R1 DVDs play badly when DE-interlaced (ie, as a DVD player on a PC or in a PAL region would do) to progressive, or whether they play badly when left interlaced because they comb.

Likewise, what of the progressive (? - I know FOX are rubbish at handling interlacing in PAL regions, cf Buffy) PAL region DVDs?

Somebody who knows about this needs to clean up this section. I have added the tag. Harmonica (talk) 03:32, 6 January 2008 (UTC)[reply]

DVD aspect ratio information[edit]

Owning the season 2 dvd myself (R2 pal version), I can 100% say that it is NOT widescreen like the article says, but rather standard 4:3 format, just like season 1 was. Maybe there were different dvd versions released over time?