Hello there,
I have been buying DVD`s many years now (even before they hit the UK) and have bought from many different places.
My first titles i bought from Manchester before it was made illeagal to sell Region 1 (NSTC) dvd`s over the counter.
I then turned to the internet and thought i`d share the sites i use and recommed them.
Firstly i used to visit DVD Mod
This at the time was slightly more expensive than UK PAL titles but me being a movie fanatic had to buy before they came out here. [img]images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] 1-2weeks delivery when instock
Secondly i found Play 247
This was alot cheaper than DVD mod and delivery was prompt without any problems. 1 week delivery when instock
Thirdly i was recommended a place in Canada which is a family run business. DVD Soon Very cheap compared to the other sites and generally cheaper than UK PAL titles including postage.
1-2weeks when instock
Since i bought my S3 i used to buy loads but somewhat carmed down alittle now [img]images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]
Riz [img]images/graemlins/s3addict.gif[/img]
Movie buff`s / DVD
Movie buff`s / DVD


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I assume you have a region-free player then? My Philips is region coded, but I think there's a region-free code using one of those All-in-one remotes.
Problem is, the Philips is a bit picky about disc quality, especially on 'special' edition video CD movies (ahem!). My mate's £75 no-name would play a movie from a beermat if you shoved one in it, but the company he bought it from is no longer in business. I need to get round to tracking one down I think.
As an aside, I've got a great Sony external DVD writer, and I'm now trying to figure out how to edit out all the annoying trailers and messages that you can't fast-forward through and reduce 9GB DVD images so they'll fit onto a 4.7GB disc...
Anyone looking for DVD/CD-R compatability or region unlock codes for their player should check out VCDhelp.com
Problem is, the Philips is a bit picky about disc quality, especially on 'special' edition video CD movies (ahem!). My mate's £75 no-name would play a movie from a beermat if you shoved one in it, but the company he bought it from is no longer in business. I need to get round to tracking one down I think.
As an aside, I've got a great Sony external DVD writer, and I'm now trying to figure out how to edit out all the annoying trailers and messages that you can't fast-forward through and reduce 9GB DVD images so they'll fit onto a 4.7GB disc...
Anyone looking for DVD/CD-R compatability or region unlock codes for their player should check out VCDhelp.com
Re: Movie buff`s / DVD
use a bit of software called dvd shrink - it emulates dual layer so you can copy the 9 gb to a blank disk. search the net as it's freeware.
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Ta jon, will check that out.use a bit of software called dvd shrink
I'm still trying to learn how the structure of a DVD works (menus, languages, soundtrack selection etc). The most elaborate copy protection scheme I've seen yet on a disc is on, shall we say a certain type of movie where the action is more important than the plot. Somebody lent me one to try and figure the way the disc has been produced, purely in the interests of scientific research of course. Ahem. [img]images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]
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Yes i have a full NTSC component video progressive scan system setup..... [img]images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]I assume you have a region-free player then
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Re: Movie buff`s / DVD
Wicked only took 7days for my two dvd box sets to arrive from Canada... top service from dvdsoon.com
8 more dvds to come [img]images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
Riz [img]images/graemlins/s3addict.gif[/img]
8 more dvds to come [img]images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
Riz [img]images/graemlins/s3addict.gif[/img]


Re: Movie buff`s / DVD
I'm a big fan of DVDSoon myself!
If you aren't a member already, I recommend you join The DVD Forums it's a great forum with loads of info on DVDs, all sorts of bargains (DVD and non-DVD) and different suppliers.
If you aren't a member already, I recommend you join The DVD Forums it's a great forum with loads of info on DVDs, all sorts of bargains (DVD and non-DVD) and different suppliers.
Re: Movie buff`s / DVD
be sure to take advantage of the coupon`s they offer [img]images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] along with the free postage too.I'm a big fan of DVDSoon myself!
They always take care when sending box sets too by putting them in suitable boxes.
Riz [img]images/graemlins/s3addict.gif[/img]


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