We had a request for a dvd from France. The company responded that it is in
PAL Region 0. They seemed to indicate we would be able to use it here. Our IT
department isn't sure if it would work. Does anyone have experience using
Region 0 dvds? Your help is appreciated. Thanks! And happy
Hi all,
Any idea who to contact about PPR for Robert Drew's Primary?
Thank!
Kim
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University of North Texas
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Dear Kim,
I think he still has the rights. See
http://www.drewassociates.net/Main/FilmLibrary.htm
Dennis
On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 12:36 PM, Stanton, Kim kim.stan...@unt.edu wrote:
Hi all,
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Any idea who to contact about PPR for Robert Drew’s Primary?
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Thank!
It just depends if you have a multi-system DVD player or not. In Europe,
they almost all are. in the United States, some are, but usually you have
to specifically purchase one.
Best regards,
Dennis Doros
Milestone Film Video/Milliarium Zero
PO Box 128
Harrington Park, NJ 07640
Phone:
You'll be able to play this on a laptop, most likely. Otherwise, as
Dennis has said, you'd need a code-free (all region) player
gary
It just depends if you have a multi-system DVD player or not. In Europe,
they almost all are. in the United States, some are, but usually you have
to
Thanks for the input. I'll let our IT/media guys know the solution.
Merle
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Just to clarify Dennis' response a bit, there are two parts to the equation. He
is referring to PAL. That is a television format (NTSC in USA). You need a
mulit-system DVD player that will play PAL on US TV's. Or you can play a PAL
DVD on most computers.
The region 0 refers to DVD region
Hi all,
Can you help me identify this movie? The patron thinks it is late '60s or
'70s, was certainly in color. The title *may* be something like Shorty's
Christmas (Shorty being the name of the cowboy).
A cowboy is headed to a Christmas party, but keeps getting delayed. He wants
to bring
VLC Media Player is an open source application you can load on your
computer that permits playing PAL discs.
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
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Arizona State University
P.O. Box 871006
Tempe, AZ 85287
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Email: deg.farre...@asu.edu
We had a request for a
hey Deg. Yeah that's a great choice VLC I use it all the time thanks for
mentioning the PAL aspect of the codec. I had not paid attention to that, but
I've had VLC save me in many instances. I think they really work that codec,
correction codecs, into a nice package, collectively created.
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