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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2016 21:39:08 +
From: Patricia Ruocco
Subject: [Videolib] Best DVD format for Home viewing
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In any case, DVD-R suggests a burned copy, not a master-pressed disc and
yes, it may be more likely to have playing issues in older DVD players or
some computers. I would go for the Kino-Lorber to avoid any region issues,
and a lot of people still do not have Blu ray players.
Val G.
On Tue, Feb 9,
The American expert on Mario Bava is Tim Lucas of Video Watchdog. He would
have a good opinion on this. His email is pr...@videowatchdog.com
Looking at the information, the Arrow Blu-ray version from England seems to
be the best, but that might be region-blocked (though I doubt it) and
you're look
ect: [Videolib] Best DVD format for Home viewing
I am looking into purchasing the movie "Black Sabbath" with Boris Karloff for
our public library's DVD collection. Midwest Tape lists two versions: one that
just says DVD, and a newer one that is a DVD-R. My inclination is to get t
There is a widescreen regular DVD out there from Kino so you might check
with Midwest tape as I know they buy from them
Jessica
On Tue, Feb 9, 2016 at 4:39 PM, Patricia Ruocco
wrote:
> I am looking into purchasing the movie "Black Sabbath" with Boris Karloff
> for our public library's DVD coll
I am looking into purchasing the movie "Black Sabbath" with Boris Karloff for
our public library's DVD collection. Midwest Tape lists two versions: one that
just says DVD, and a newer one that is a DVD-R. My inclination is to get the
DVD, but it is fullscreen where the DVD-R is widescreen. We us
