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Dave, It sounds like to me that your disc might have some dirt on it. The movie looks fantastic on my setup. Chauncey

Steve, South Irving on the West Airport Freeway. I had to prod them to get the "Unforgiven" and FMJ discs out of the back as well. Chauncey

Steve, I picked up both at the Irving, TX Best Buy yesterday.

I believe in California if you are more than 20 miles per hour over the speed limit you cannot qualify for traffic school. If you contact the court house, they can let you know what the options are.

Try Zabasearch, they don't have email addresses, but you might get a phone number and a street address. Good Luck, Chauncey

I might add that Ruscico produces a PAL version as well. I believe that the transfer on Artificial Eye DVD is exactly the same as the PAL Ruscico. The Ruscico NTSC DVD loses a bit of quality when they do the PAL to NTSC conversion.

Thanks Brian. The feedback at the site is, unfortunately, what I expected.

I was thinking of purchasing an item from the Digital Net Shop. Has anyone here shopped there? If yes, could you relay your experiences? I search the forums, and the net, but was unable to find any sites that had feedback for this store. Thanks,

I've seen both, and both are very good. Highly recommended.

Martin, Try CdJapan, their site is in English, but there are no discounts that I can find. Good Luck,

I agree with Simon. PAL DVDs are encoded at 25 fps. When you demux the video from a PAL DVD you get a MPEG2 file that is 25 fps. I have tested this, and the video files are 25 fps. Good Luck,

Do these digitally made movies suffer from the PAL speedup other films do? If they do, is the DTS track pitch corrected? Thanks in advance for any information. Thanks,

Check out here: http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=167378 Good Luck,

You can center your sliders to keep the TV from changing when go into the service menu. Here is a quote from a thread here.

I have the Japanese DVD, and the red push didn't bother me at all. IMO, I thought the movie was incredible, and the picture and sound were stunning. Most TVs sold in America have the color decoder set to output way too much red. My Mitsubishi's red push was +25% out of the box. I had to hack...

My PAL DVDs play on my computer. So yours should play as well. Also if you want a region free player that does PAL to NTSC conversion go with the Malata. I've seen it and it does damn good conversion. Good Luck,

I don't know why it is not available in the US. But it is available in Australia. The DVD is PAL and region 4. I don't own it so I cannot offer up a review. Good Luck,

In general, if you know where to look, you can save money by buying directly from where the Ebay people are getting their DVDs. I believe most of the DTS releases come from Hong Kong or Korea (someone correct me if I am wrong). You can try DDDHouse and Hivizone and see if they carry the DTS...

I am thinking about selling some of my laserdiscs one at a time. Where can I purchase good mailers to use for laserdiscs? Please post links, if you got them. Thanks,

On the RUSCICO website, they indicate that their DVDs are both available in PAL or NTSC formats. What was the original transfer format? Was it PAL or NTSC, or did they do a transfer for each format? I want to pick up Solaris, and would like to get it in the originally transferred format. Any...

The DVDs I got from Amazon.uk are region 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The only region they are not, is region 1.

The transfer is anamorphic. The transfer is quite good. I saw no edge enhancement. The movie is very good, and very disturbing, IMHO. Good Luck,

Roger & Mark, Thanks for the input. I do have the Japanese region 2 version as well. And you are right, the transfer is awesome, and it is much better than the region 3 release. I do have some other non-anamorphic titles I wish I could zoom in on and still see the subtitles. A couple that...

Mike, Have you tested the subtitle issue any more with the Malata. Do the subtitles move and partially cover the picture? I have recommended to TAW, at the TAW Forum, that a nice new feature for the Rock+ would be moving the subtitles up when zooming in on a non-anamorphic DVD. I figured that...

Mikko, The Japanese DVD is 114 minutes. The typo is on the DVD case. It indicates the movie is 144 minutes long, when it is actually 114 minutes long.

I thought the movie was excellent. It is very disturbing. Best to have a "pick me up" comedy for after.:)

Ted, The DVD is anamorphic. I'm about half way through, and the transfer looks darn good to me. I haven't seen any edge enhancement.

According to Link Removed, the release date is today (1/22).

On my setup I have the various sharpness, SVM, edge enhancement settings, etc. set so that there is absolutely no edge enhancement on the AVIA test disc pattern. Tombstone is one of the few DVDs I can still see edge enhancement on.