ChuckPenn3 | Hollywood (1980) Episode 6 “Swanson and Valentino” [Celebration of American Silent Film] [LaserDisc] @ChuckPenn3 | Uploaded January 2023 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_(British_TV_series)
This has been mastered directly from the 1990 LaserDisc release, not from VHS like most of the other copies floating around the internet. I authored the 13-part series onto 4 dual-layer DVDs and one dual-layer Blu-ray (all 11 hours and 20 minutes encoded as standard definition but in the H.264 codec with a max bit rate of 12mbps, higher than possible on DVD).
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_(British_TV_series)
This has been mastered directly from the 1990 LaserDisc release, not from VHS like most of the other copies floating around the internet. I authored the 13-part series onto 4 dual-layer DVDs and one dual-layer Blu-ray (all 11 hours and 20 minutes encoded as standard definition but in the H.264 codec with a max bit rate of 12mbps, higher than possible on DVD).
![Hollywood (1980) Episode 6 “Swanson and Valentino” [Celebration of American Silent Film] [LaserDisc]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aJDjbDBlW1g/hqdefault.jpg "Hollywood (1980) Episode 6 “Swanson and Valentino” [Celebration of American Silent Film] [LaserDisc]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_(British_TV_series)
This has been mastered directly from the 1990 LaserDisc release, not from VHS like most of the other copies floating around the internet. I authored the 13-part series onto 4 dual-layer DVDs and one dual-layer Blu-ray (all 11 hours and 20 minutes encoded as standard definition but in the H.264 codec with a max bit rate of 12mbps, higher than possible on DVD).")
![Hollywood (1980) Episode 9 “Out West” [A Celebration of the American Silent Film] [LaserDisc]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/d3ue0_7zSKk/hqdefault.jpg "Hollywood (1980) Episode 9 “Out West” [A Celebration of the American Silent Film] [LaserDisc]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_(British_TV_series)
This has been mastered directly from the 1990 LaserDisc release, not from VHS like most of the other copies floating around the internet. I authored the 13-part series onto 4 dual-layer DVDs and one dual-layer Blu-ray (all 11 hours and 20 minutes encoded as standard definition but in the H.264 codec with a max bit rate of 12mbps, higher than possible on DVD).")
