Space Above and Beyond DVD set (Amazon)
POSTED BY: Fremdfirma
UPDATED: Sunday, March 25, 2007 23:52
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I got my copy the day it was released!
Didn't get any skipping problems until I got to the last disc, "Sugar Dirt," but I didn't want to exchange it for fear of getting a worse one.
(Anybody notice Babylon 5 (sans solar arrays) on the DVD menus?)
There's some good insider info on the Best Buy DVD release from FRUMIOUSB on this thread...
http://www.fireflyfans.net/thread.asp?b=8&t=10737
"The Angriest Angel" is my favorite hour of television, anywhere!
"My maker was some geek in a lab coat with an eyedropper and a Petri dish. What do I need to make peace with him for?"
It's now my Christmas DVD tradition to watch "The River of Stars" along with "The Gift of the Wheelman" episode of dueSOUTH!
"And one more thing... It's okay to be scared."
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"Spry for a dead fella!"
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Loved S:AaB. Just a shame there's no region 2 release. The industry really pisses me off with this region nonsense. 
More insane ramblings by the people who brought you beeeer milkshakes!
No one can see their reflection in running water. It is only in still water that we can see.
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I agree with CITIZEN about being racked off that there is no Region 2 boxed set for "S:AAB". I am trying not to worry that the same short sighted thinking will come into play when the new series "Babylon 5: The Lost Tales" comes out on DVD. What's the betting we won't get a Region 2 coding of that either?
Ali D :~)
You can't take the sky from me...
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Yah, region stuff sucks. But luckily, dual-layer dvd burners are out and becoming more common. So, it /should/ be possible to to get a region 1 dvd, rip it, remove the region coding (or change it) and then burn that. The whole song and dance sucks, but what are yah gonna do? The companies are bastards.
The easier solution would be to play it on the computer (that doesn't enforce regions does it?). Assuming that that is a possibility for whoever wants to try it.
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Quote:
Originally posted by SigmaNunki:
Yah, region stuff sucks. But luckily, dual-layer dvd burners are out and becoming more common. So, it /should/ be possible to to get a region 1 dvd, rip it, remove the region coding (or change it) and then burn that. The whole song and dance sucks, but what are yah gonna do? The companies are bastards.
Response - I am tempted to buy a multi region DVD player though having gone HiDef costs go soaring. Sometimes it sucks being a consumer.
Ali D :~)
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Originally posted by AMDOBELL:
Response - I am tempted to buy a multi region DVD player though having gone HiDef costs go soaring. Sometimes it sucks being a consumer.
Ah yes, I forgot about multi-region dvd players. I remember a few years ago that these players could be quite cheap as well. But, regardless, I imagine that they're currently cheaper than a dual-layer dvd player (?).
But, why would it matter that you've gone hidef? We just got a HDTV and it still has the RCA cables. So, a "normal" dvd player should still work.
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