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Where to find the DVD

posted 18 years ago by theatrejunkie79
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Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the DVD. I checked Amazon and no cigar. Btw I live in America so it is probably not as easy for me to find a copy cuz my country is a bunch of religious nutcases.

Thanks

[–] TR_Wolf 18 years ago

Id recommend trying to get a copy of the DVD from amazon.co.uk or play.com etc then have it sent to you and use it on a multi regional DVD player.

[–] theatrejunkie79 18 years ago

I'm sorry I'm stupid but what is a multi regional DVD player mean

[–] theatrejunkie79 18 years ago

Those DVDs you have to pay for in pounds (or is it Euros, damn I can't remember if England switched or not). Is there a way I can order them in american dollars or another website I could try?

Sorry to be such a pain

[–] m1ndy9876 18 years ago

dvds are in regions 1 is americas 2 europe (inc africa i think) 3 asia ( i think there is one more )

you cannot play region 1 on a region 2 dvd player unless you have a regionless dvd player

George Foreman has no finger prints.

[–] TR_Wolf 18 years ago

England did not change to Euros, we still have Pounds and Pence.

And no, all I can recommend is seeing if Amazon.com can import from .co.uk or something, or contacting Stewart Lee to see if he can help or something, I dunno.

[–] theatrejunkie79 18 years ago

Ok. Thanks a million.

And I apologize for being ignorant and not knowing if England switched or not.

[–] meirasanya 18 years ago

The website also sells them, not sure if they do it in dollars though.

It's worth it, it's amazing!

[–] m1ndy9876 18 years ago

The site is a ripoff at the show it was cheaper. hardly any shows sell cheaper at the door.

George Foreman has no finger prints.

[–] jamester499 17 years ago

Both HMV and Virgin in UK have this on sale at the moment for £3.99

[–] cherns-2 8 years ago

FWIW:

I happened to see part of this on Bravo Canada, and started looking around for a DVD. I finally found a UK listing on ebay.com that claimed to be Region 0--that is, playable on any DVD player. After I ordered it, though, I noticed that elsewhere on the listing said it was Region 2 (Europe). I queried the vendor, who stalled until the eBay complaint period had expired and then dropped off eBay. I eventually received it, and sure enough, it was Region 2 only.

OK, so I went to my local "foreign electronics" store, and they were happy to convert it from Region 2 to North American Region 1. (It would be just a copy of the main program, though, without extra features, subtitles, and the like.)

On the day I was to pick the converted DVD up, I dropped by a local computer swap meet, and picked up an old Daytek DVD player for $15. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that it could play both formats.

So now I have, in my stack of video components, one DVD player that I use for playing only one DVD.

(I understand that the open source computer program VLC Player can also handle multiple formats.)