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<blockquote data-quote="Knots4ever" data-source="post: 408906" data-attributes="member: 4475">Oh really? I have never heard about a different front being used for S13. For S14 I know that there was a version without any elements (no actors names etc. on the credits, no episode titles, no guest stars etc.).That only became a thing in the early 90s for international masters of shows to make it easier for the distributors in non-English speaking countries. Before that, it was hard work to create opening sequences with the local title and even changing the episode title to the local one was messy (where possible the video would be frozen just before the original episode title would be displayed, but more often than not the original title would be covered with black boxes and the local title then laid on top of that with massive drop shadows so the box was hidden as much as possible).Regarding the interlacing, that seems to be a general Plex problem. There are a lot of people who are using the Plex Media Server as a DVR for over the air reception and there are complaints all over the internet that anything recorded and encoded by the media server does not deinterlace at all, which in the US is a big problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Knots4ever, post: 408906, member: 4475"] Oh really? I have never heard about a different front being used for S13. For S14 I know that there was a version without any elements (no actors names etc. on the credits, no episode titles, no guest stars etc.). That only became a thing in the early 90s for international masters of shows to make it easier for the distributors in non-English speaking countries. Before that, it was hard work to create opening sequences with the local title and even changing the episode title to the local one was messy (where possible the video would be frozen just before the original episode title would be displayed, but more often than not the original title would be covered with black boxes and the local title then laid on top of that with massive drop shadows so the box was hidden as much as possible). Regarding the interlacing, that seems to be a general Plex problem. There are a lot of people who are using the Plex Media Server as a DVR for over the air reception and there are complaints all over the internet that anything recorded and encoded by the media server does not deinterlace at all, which in the US is a big problem. [/QUOTE]

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