What does the TC version of the movie mean?

What does the TC version of the movie mean?

TS is a sneak-proof version. Generally, an external audio source (headphone jack on the cinema seat) is used. It is generally understood that the gun version is not a very good version of the image quality...

TC=film, digital copy TS=camera version, non-sneak shot CAM=gun version, sneak shot, human head and laughter TS usually It depends on the relationship in the cinema (no audience), the voice is transcribed separately, so no one's head and laughter because TS is not a sneak shot, but a big shot (depending on the relationship) but there will still be the same flicker as the theater. This is inevitable, because the screen film of the camera directly with the camera will not flash, "all digital copy", what is flashing, and not the recorded CAM sneak shots are mistaken as TS The real TS is mistaken for TC TC but it is mistaken for DVDRip to be raised one level. It was thought to have been a preemptive version before

(TC version of movie quality)

CAM - Usually used to steal from a movie theater with a digital video camera. Sometimes a small tripod is used, but most of the time it is not possible, so the camera will shake. At the same time, since the seat of the camera is not always empty, sometimes the shooting is not horizontal. If the final cut is good, it's hard to see unless there are subtitles at the bottom of the screen. Since the sound is recorded from the microphone that comes with the camera, it is often recorded such as the laughter of the audience, especially the comedy. Because of these factors, the quality of the image and sound is usually very poor. But sometimes it is fortunate that the cinema is quite empty, so it will record a better voice. TELESYNC (TS) - The TELESYSNC (TS) and CAM standards are identical except for the use of an external source (usually a headphone jack for a hearing impaired person in a theater seat). This direct source is not guaranteed to be a good source, which is because it is subject to a lot of background noise. Many times TS is recorded in an empty theater or recorded in a projection room with a professional camera, so the image quality may be better than CAM. The quality fluctuations can be large, so it's best to check out SAMPLE before downloading. A large percentage of TS is marked from CAM errors. TELECINE (TC) - Direct digital copying from film using a telecine machine, the image and sound quality should be good. However, due to the high equipment and cost, TC is rare. The correct aspect ratio is usually used, but sometimes there is a 4:3 TC. Last year's Jurassic Park III was a good example. The TC should not be confused with TimeCode, a time counter that is visible on the screen.