When does it come out on dvd?
Does anyone know the dvd release date? Please tell me what country your in. im in the U.S., but I would like to know the release date for any country.
shareIt was released on Region 2 in the UK over a month ago.
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I'd love to have it on dvd also, I'm in the US as well.
Any word on when it's coming here?
Presumably you can get it on amazon we get the US dvds here from amazon.com try amazon.co.uk see if they ship it to the states
shareThey'll ship it here, but most folks in North America need region one discs. AS of right now, those of us in that boat are screwed.
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shareI really want this show, but am in the US and require Region 1 discs. Do you know how I can get them? [email protected], put Meadowlands in the title. Thanks!!!!
shaream in the US and require Region 1 discs.
When are folks gonna get the message that there are ways around the region coding, including playing the discs in your computer and buying a region free player for as little as $55 (Philips makes several models available at Walmarts and Targets that will also play avi files that you download from the internet.)
I DO like Region1 discs because then you can rent them from Netflix but otherwise there are options for the shows you really want.
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So if i'm in the U.S, i can buy a region 2 DVD and it will play in my computer?
shareSo if i'm in the U.S, i can buy a region 2 DVD and it will play in my computer?
Most supplied media players (like Windows Media Player or other software that comes with a DVD drive) will let you change the region code up to 5 times. But there are ways around it. I use Media Player Classic (just google it...it's freeware). It doesn't have any such restrictions. MPC doesn't care what region the disc is.
There's also a program that friends of mine use but I don't remeber the name. I did a google search for such a program that supposed to work with any video software you already have but from comments I read on freeware programs some folks can't always get them to work.
So in short, yes. But you'll have to install some software. I highly recommend Media Player Classic.
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