Bryan^H
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Don't be afraid! The cases are actually nice. Each disk has a hub with no possibility of cardboard damage.
Be very afraid the cases suck.
Don't be afraid! The cases are actually nice. Each disk has a hub with no possibility of cardboard damage.
I don't have the issues you have and quite like them.Be very afraid the cases suck.
Be very afraid the cases suck.
Exactly. My BR TOS set is in 2 "chunky," 7 disc cases and 1 "slim," 6 disc case. I thought that odd until I realized the disc count was different for S3 (S1=7, S2=7, S3=6). I'd have been quite happy had it been in a single Epik-Pak but at least it's standard cases instead of paperboard sleeves. I'm not crazy about overlapping discs in the Epik-Paks but that still beats some of the alternate methods of storage.7 discs seems to be one too many for the slim cases, so they have to go to the chunky ones like S7 in the pic is in. So the epikpaks save space and materials.
Exactly. My BR TOS set is in 2 "chunky," 7 disc cases and 1 "slim," 6 disc case. I thought that odd until I realized the disc count was different for S3 (S1=7, S2=7, S3=6). I'd have been quite happy had it been in a single Epik-Pak but at least it's standard cases instead of paperboard sleeves. I'm not crazy about overlapping discs in the Epik-Paks but that still beats some of the alternate methods of storage.
I do. At least Shout Factory releases quality complete series sets with lots of extras(and books!) and great cases.
Anthony: Let’s wrap up with returning to the subject of HD. Do you know if there has been any talk at CBS of following up the project to redo Star Trek: The Next Generation in HD with one for Deep Space Nine? Or do the figures not add up for doing it with DS9?
Ira: I am only able to comment on what has been told to me. I have not been to any of those discussions if they have been held. What I have been told is that TNG underperformed expectations. So, I have no clue if that is true, but I know DS9 has a lot of technical issues with regards to the effects and stuff. And it is not cheap and that is the bottom line. These big corporations don’t like to pay money unless they see a payoff down the line. I imagine they don’t see a payoff as of yet.
On the positive side, CBS has been much more supportive of this documentary. The Indigogo campaign really woke up a lot of people and the fans should feel really good. The fans that contributed to the campaign did a great service – not just to documentary – but to the standing of the show within this corporate environment. So kudos to them.
What should it be?
"Star Trek DS9 in HD: Nope never gonna happen Thread"?
I'll be in the U.K next year. Maybe I can take you up on that.
I get to SC these days to visit family, but not NC so much. Maybe along the way next tripHa - I actually live in North Carolina, so you might be able to get your beer sooner
Thanks. It's perfect.Hope that is an appropriate improvement