Leicester Game on DVD

[The Great Cornholio]

I've just finished editing a DVD of today's game. I'll be happy to send people a copy for £4, half of which will go to REMF. I've managed to fit most of the build up and post match stuff as well as the entire game onto 1 disc. I cut out a few Leicester related bits and the half time summary (all 3 minutes of it!) and it's come out quite well.

For our foreign friends, I'm happy to send one for £5 to cover extra postage - again, half going to REMF.

PM me for details if you are interested.

 

[Juan Albion]

Would it be available in NTSC format?

 

[The Great Cornholio]

Would it be available in NTSC format?

I'm having a poke around the net to see if I can convert it to NTSC. - I'll let you know.

 

[Juan Albion]

I'm having a poke around the net to see if I can convert it to NTSC. - I'll let you know.

Thinking about it, other DVDs people have recorded off TV over there have worked on one of my players over here. So don't trouble yourself too much.

 

[Cian]

Just watch it on a PC ffs. No NTSC crap then.

Jaysus why does the US hang on to its archaic video format?

(also not DVD's are NOT meant to have PAL/NTSC "issues". Its a MPEG video, it should be decoded to the right format by the player, but somehow the MPAA 'broke' it)

 

[B.M.F]

Just watch it on a PC ffs. No NTSC crap then.

Jaysus why does the US hang on to its archaic video format?

(also not DVD's are NOT meant to have PAL/NTSC "issues". Its a MPEG video, it should be decoded to the right format by the player, but somehow the MPAA 'broke' it)

that will nark off Juan. calling him an american is about as insulting to a canadian as calling me a palarse fan

 

[Cian]

Well, NTSC *IS* a US format. Its the US National Telivision Standards Committee format. Just because the canucks and the japanese use it doesn't mean its not the US's retarded low resolution colour fading television format.

 

[B.M.F]

Well, NTSC *IS* a US format. Its the US National Telivision Standards Committee format. Just because the canucks and the japanese use it doesn't mean its not the US's retarded low resolution colour fading television format.

chill MYOB I just like it when anyone upsets Juan as he supports a scummy Ice hockey team

 

[Sonic]

I'm having a poke around the net to see if I can convert it to NTSC. - I'll let you know.

I think DVD Shrink allows you to choose the format. You don't have to shrink when you burn it.

 

[Juan Albion]

Just watch it on a PC ffs. No NTSC crap then.

You don't think it is worthy of a big screen then? But, as I said earlier, I don't think it is a problem. But I guess you'd only read half my posts.

 

[Juan Albion]

chill MYOB I just like it when anyone upsets Juan as he supports a scummy Ice hockey team

Ha ha ha. This week I went and watched my home and native land dump the US hockey team 3-1. In a proper arena. In Ottawa. So I'm in a mellow mood right now.

 

[Cian]

If your DVD player has more intelligence than a retarded ant it'll work fine. It may bitch and moan about region coding though.

 

[The Great Cornholio]

If your DVD player has more intelligence than a retarded ant it'll work fine. It may bitch and moan about region coding though.

I'm pretty sure they record region free. The drive I use to burn them is set to Region 1 for reading and it plays fine on my Region 2 DVD drive.

Juan, I've sent a PM if you are still interested.