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Haxan (1922)


Häxan (Haxan) is a 1922 film, more information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A4xan
Source for this video: http://www.publicdomaintorrents.com/nshowmovie.html?movieid=1022

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For more information on public domain films, where to watch them, where to download them, and legal status info, visit http://www.publicdomainmotionpictures.com

This item is part of the collection: Feature Films

Audio/Visual: sound, black and white/ color tinted
Language: silent film, Danish intertitles subtitled in English
Keywords: Haxan Häxan horror witches witchcraft

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Downloaded 25,501 times Average Rating: 3.67 out of 5 stars

Reviewer: hgaskins - 4 out of 5 stars - May 10, 2008
Subject: MPEG2 not Better than MPEG4 pound for pound!

" Does anyone know how I can convert an MPEG4 to an MPEG 2 without destroying its quality, or easier still, download this as an MPEG2?

To convert it to MPEG4 use a software by VSO called ConvertXToDVD, it's easy to use. Do a Google search for it. The loss of visual quality from MPEG4 to MEPG2 will be very small, defiantly acceptable. MPEG4 is superior to MPEG2 (about 4 times better) for storage vs content. The visually best viewing moves available on this site are in MPEG4.

Reviewer: EvilSpiritsBrewing - 3 out of 5 stars - May 3, 2008
Subject: Poor Codex

This is an excellent film, and an excellent transfer, but the selection of MPEG4 or MPEG4 leaves much to be desired. Does anyone know how I can convert an MPEG4 to an MPEG 2 without destroying its quality, or easier still, download this as an MPEG2?

Reviewer: rq52 - 4 out of 5 stars - January 14, 2008
Subject: Haxan, an interesting film.

As I stated interesting. But I must scold IA on
a techinical point. This film is not color but tinted. Tints were used in silent films to express a mood or the case Norferstu to said it for shots of horror or day or night shots.


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