I'm talking moving backgrounds, extras menu, full customizability, what is the most flexible software? and of course the content I'd be doing this to ISN'T pirated (just being clear so people know i'm not breaking that rule)
This case has locks which I’ve never seen in other dvds before so I’m just curious what is this style called? Like you got jewel cases cause they’re clear plastic, and the Eco-boxes which are the recent cheap flimsy cases. But what’s this one? If anyone knows the answer please lmk, if you don’t talk about how good of a movie Evolution is! 👍
Hopefully it’s just stress marks, wanted some opinions on this
So I've been collecting DVDs for a few months now (mostly old Disney releases), and while it's been really fun, something's starting to bother me more and more.
I'm from the UK, so as a result, the majority of my DVDs are in the PAL format, resulting in higher pitched audio and a small difference in speed. I'm able to slightly circumvent the former through lowering the pitch in the options, although it results in messier-sounding audio (which isn't always noticeable, but bothers me when I catch it).
My DVD player is region-free (for the few NTSC discs I have), so I'm wondering... could I somehow force my PAL DVDs to run at NTSC speed through the player? That might be a weird question (and potentially impossible), but it'd make my watching a whole lot easier.
Hey everyone, I’m looking to track down a lesser known 1970s film called "Duncan's World". It was filmed in Charlotte, NC (my hometown) From searching around online, I see it was only released on VHS and possibly Betamax — never digitally or on DVD. (None Available)
I can't afford a new laptop right now but my mom has her old laptop just sitting unused in my childhood home. How much power does watching movies/series from dvd require?
And if I were to find a dvd player/"station" with burning abilities, how hard would that be on the laptop?
It is a bit slow but functional laptop currently running Linux. I think she bought it from her work maybe five years ago since they were getting rid of stuff
I found this at a goodwill outlet. I think I paid .30 cents. It's Peter Jackson's first movie. It's campy and excellent.
Before anything else, I know what my cousin gave me is a bootleg Zombie Flesh Eaters, he said he got it from a garage sale. He knows I'm a big fan Italian Horror especially Lucio Fulci. While my cousin is 16, he also wanted to start his movie collection like mine. I have my own Zombie Flesh Eaters DVD and 4K BluRay in my collection from Arrow and Blue Underground. but I really love and appreciate the thought and efforts my cousin did for giving me such a masterpiece. He knows what I like and I'm grateful for it. He's the goat! 🐐🔥🤙
i found this dvd in a cd case at the thrift store, i’m unable to find anything similar online any ideas on the rarity?
Any DVDs you particularly cherish and are inexplicably dear to your heart? Guess when I grew up lol
Trying to avoid discs getting rot or cracked, is the best storage solution?
EDIT: Well I fixed it by just choosing random things and now it’s fixed🤷♂️👍
I was gifted this dvd player by my mom a while back, and there’s always been a problem with the movie not fitting the TV screen, but only now is it bothering me.
How do I fix this. Also there’s a zoom button but that only makes the movie feel more cramped and feel like it’s cutting off parts of the movie.
sorry i’m newgen
An all star cast charges forward as Calamity Jane (Anjelica Huston) travels during the waning days of the Old West while writing letters to the daughter she gave up after birth. Historically inaccurate, but this two part miniseries is still somewhat amusing with a cast featuring Melanie Griffith, the great Jack Palance, Peter Coyote, Sam Elliott and Reba McEntire as Annie Oakley. 🦂🦂½
Hi I’ve been trying to burn DVDs for quite some time and I always seem to have this issue when the DVD is about to burn a pop up appears on my windows asking if I want to use it as a DVD or use it for data like you would a USB or smth. It’s really annoying and I have wasted countless blank DVDs over this. Just so you know what I’m working with I’m using a Windows laptop with a disc drive plugged into it and using a program called Yuhan to burn my DVDs. I don’t think it’s the software because it’s done this with other programs. Yuhan has been the only one that’s actually worked for me (sometimes) I’ve only been successful with burning 4 DVDs with it. Does anyone know what I’m talking about? If so I’d really love for someone to help me.
Hey all- I just got the complete Babylon 5 set off of Ebay, and I was going through the set just to make sure everything is good, and on the *last disc* of the *last season*, I find this. Unplayable on a DVD player. The rings have some texture to them, but I've never seen this before, eapecially on a set that is brand new. Insights, thoughts?