Meet.The.Spartans.TELESYNC.XviD-ORC

As the name is

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ondnunna (2008-02-12)

Så jävla go film... xD

nokia5500 (2008-02-12)

thx! i hope it was worth download it

ondnunna (2008-02-12)

it is a very good movie =) very hilarious

boghica (2008-02-23)

I started downloading this video yesterday and opened it early to look at it; If I didn't know better I would say its dvd quality, it has a run time of 1:05:10 and the quality is very good. 9/9
Worth downloading. Thanks to fredrik

DredzO (2008-03-01)

is this cam?

felatio (2008-03-15)

its cam..but called Telesync...
CAM -
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A CAM was made by someone at the theatre with a digital video camera. They may have used a mini tripod but most of the time this is not possible and you might notice some shaking once in a while. Moreover, other people at the theatre could walk past the camera. The sound is recorded by an onboard microphone resulting in a low quality sound. Not only can you hear the film, you'll probably also be able to hear people laughing or having a difficult time opening a bag of crisps. The whole picture might have been filmed from an angle because seating was not very good. If properly cropped you won't notice it, though if any text is shown in the film, you will. CAM quality can differ a lot and is probably the worst quality around; sometimes you just have to be lucky!
TELESYNC (TS) -
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A Telesync is similar to a CAM but it uses an external audio source. However, a direct audio source does not rule out background noise. The quality of the picture is usually better then a CAM because it is usually filmed in an empty theatre or from the projection booth with a more professional camera. TS quality can like CAM quality differ a lot. Most of the time CAMs are mislabelled as Telesync's.
TELECINE (TC) -
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Straight from the reels digitally copied by a telecine machine. Your looking at a very good quality picture and sound, yet there are little Telecine's due to the (expensive) equipment involved. The film will usually be in correct aspect ratio, although some 4:3 have popped up before. (Note: TC is not the same as Time Code which is a visible counter on the screen throughout the film.)