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FilmFocus has awarded our little BDM with it's "Film of the Year" award and has new features to go along with it, including a chance to win the DVD's and large posters from the movie.
Check it out here:
http://www.filmfocus.co.uk/specials/serenity.asp

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Originally posted by FollowMal:

I'm really hoping now when the DVD goes on sale in the U.K. and elsewhere around the world, that the sales will go thru the roof and that Universal will see that it needs to do something more with our ship and crew.

" You hold. Hold til I get back." Mal

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Yay, for Browncoats who buy multiple copies!!
Thanks!

I wish I knew I could make a copy from there work in my DVD player ( I'm in the USA) I'd order me one of those shiny things. I think I can make it work on my computer DVD player with a program I can download.

Shoot, wish I knew.

" You hold. Hold til I get back." Mal

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I'm really hoping now when the DVD goes on sale in the U.K. and elsewhere around the world, that the sales will go thru the roof and that Universal will see that it needs to do something more with our ship and crew.

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It's on sale down here in New Zealand at the moment... special edition 2 disk set w/ Joss' autograph.

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Originally posted by FollowMal:
I wish I knew I could make a copy from there work in my DVD player ( I'm in the USA) I'd order me one of those shiny things. I think I can make it work on my computer DVD player with a program I can download.

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Originally posted by Xthanatosx Well, there is always the power of Google to find out if your DVD player can be unlocked. The problem is that if I remember right (and it's very possible I don't - so don't quote me) it's illegal to sell an unlockable DVD player in the US.

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Originally posted by DocStrange You can copy it using CloneDVD2 and a nifty little program called AnyDVD.
CloneDVD2 does the actual ripping/burning while AnyDVD runs in the background and removes the region codes.

I picked up the Aussie collectors tin version (because it is way cool!) and was able to copy both discs and watch the extra features.[quote/]

Thanks! I'm not very computer handy, but my daughter's boyfriend is!

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Originally posted by MightyRoar well, the dvd gets released in the UK in 9 days time (27th feb) and on preorders alone, its sitting at no 5 in the amazon.co.uk sales ranking! A good sign methinks!

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Woot! That's what I'm hopin' for... and that Uni will take notice!

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Originally posted by DonCoat Meanwhile, the Region 4 discs play just fine on my PC, so you shouldn't have any undue fussin'.

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Thanks DonCoat, that is sorta what I'm countin' on.
I have a few copies of the movie to send as gifts this month, then my cashy money will be flush again to spend on me! Yay!










" You hold. Hold til I get back." Mal

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It's on sale down here in New Zealand at the moment... special edition 2 disk set w/ Joss' autograph.

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It IS?! I gotta get me one of those! To go with my Region 1 set...

Kiwi Browncoats rule!

"We want to put you in a safehouse, where you'll be safe."
-- Ryan Templer, Graduate Massacre

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It's on sale down here in New Zealand at the moment... special edition 2 disk set w/ Joss' autograph.

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I have been told that there are applications that can convert PAL-format mpeg files to NTSC, but I don't know what they are. If I find out I'll pass it along.

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Late reply to the post, but if you haven't found anything yet I believe that the Mplayer software will do this, available at www.mplayerhq.hu. It's also multi-platform and will work on Windows, Mac and Linux.