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I see it on quite a few Funimation discs. The thing is it's either half a letter, or a full stop or a question mark that goes walkabout. It's rarely enough to complain about, the mind usually fills in the missing characters automatically, and it's easy to forget afterwards. Nabari is fresh in my mind, which is why I mention it.It's also a TV specific problem. A modern flatpanel display is accurately tuned. Turn overscan off, and you get the whole image. (The Ghibli DVDs get windowboxed), turn it on and you get the industry specified amount of overscan exactly. With CRTs it's a bit of pot luck, due to tube geometry and how the electron guns are focused onto the screen, but can be anything up to 10% of the image wiped off the edges.
I see it on quite a few Funimation discs. The thing is it's either half a letter, or a full stop or a question mark that goes walkabout. It's rarely enough to complain about, the mind usually fills in the missing characters automatically, and it's easy to forget afterwards. Nabari is fresh in my mind, which is why I mention it.
It's also a TV specific problem. A modern flatpanel display is accurately tuned. Turn overscan off, and you get the whole image. (The Ghibli DVDs get windowboxed), turn it on and you get the industry specified amount of overscan exactly. With CRTs it's a bit of pot luck, due to tube geometry and how the electron guns are focused onto the screen, but can be anything up to 10% of the image wiped off the edges.
