Draft DVD's

[FRENCHREDSOX]

Every hear of DVD Shrink?

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 !

[BM_MAN]

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 !

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

[HoustonGM]

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

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

[FRENCHREDSOX]

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

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:

[BM_MAN]

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:

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

[boomboom]

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

[HoustonGM]

I am surprised YOU didn't know

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

[BM_MAN]

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

I think they Do

[asianinvasion]

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:

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).