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| Scene | Old XviD AVI (2008) | New MKV DVD Quality (2025) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Opening Aurora Borealis | Heavy pixelation, color banding | Smooth gradients, deep blacks | | Weaver's monologue about waffles | Grainy, lip-sync slightly off | Sharp grain retention, perfect sync | | Car crash sequence | Blurred motion artifacts | Clear frame-by-frame detail | | File Size | 700 MB | 2.8 GB |