Draft DVD's

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Originally Posted by BM_MAN

Every hear of DVD Shrink?

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Yes Dave but as I said watching a draft of 8/5 or 2 seasons ago is well "pointless" & the work involved is excessive for something that has happened - unlike a game video/DVD the drafts (all of them) are well just history & rhetoric no excitement ....but each to his own !:p

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Originally Posted by FRENCHREDSOX

Yes Dave but as I said watching a draft of 8/5 or 2 seasons ago is well "pointless" & the work involved is excessive for something that has happened - unlike a game video/DVD the drafts (all of them) are well just history & rhetoric no excitement ....but each to his own !:p

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I know but I would still like to watch them, Is there anything wrong with that?

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Originally Posted by FRENCHREDSOX

Dave you are in AUSTRALIA any info from outside is exactly that FROM outside,here in Europe we dont get the same things as you,neither does the US & all DVDs are "coded" for specific "continents" so that copying/releases are different & can only play on THEIR zone Machines - even if you find a BMer who has the DVDs you want you couldnt play them without unformatting & re-copying ...Bit of a waste of time & effort- just copy the next draft(s) yourself using a DVD-R or get someone to do it for you ;)

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Is this true? You mean, I can't bring a dvd over to England and play it in someone's DVD player? hm..

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Originally Posted by HoustonGM

Is this true? You mean, I can't bring a dvd over to England and play it in someone's DVD player? hm..

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Nope you can't ;) ---- I am surprised YOU didn't know ---Videos yes DVDs no - basically it protects artists/studios from pirate copies as release dates of films vary from continent to continent ( & thus the subsequent release of the DVD).The map below shows the zones:

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Originally Posted by FRENCHREDSOX

Nope you can't ;) ---- I am surprised YOU didn't know ---Videos yes DVDs no - basically it protects artists/studios from pirate copies as release dates of films vary from continent to continent ( & thus the subsequent release of the DVD).The map below shows the zones:

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Then How can I buy DVD's from EBAY from America and Still Watch them here in Australia?

Dave, who would pay for shipping, $22 isn't bad for a DVD.

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Originally Posted by FRENCHREDSOX

I am surprised YOU didn't know

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I've never been to Europe, nor am I all that interested in dvds. :p

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Originally Posted by boomboom

Dave, who would pay for shipping, $22 isn't bad for a DVD.

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I think they Do

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Originally Posted by FRENCHREDSOX

Nope you can't ;) ---- I am surprised YOU didn't know ---Videos yes DVDs no - basically it protects artists/studios from pirate copies as release dates of films vary from continent to continent ( & thus the subsequent release of the DVD).The map below shows the zones:

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You can get region-free DVD players. They cost more but if you watch DVD's from different regions like I do, it's worth the money. Here's a link for a site that sells them.
http://www.regionfreedvd.net/

I bought mine at a store (either Wal-Mart, Target or Circuit City).