Leon: The Professional disc replacement?
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Leon: The Professional disc replacement?
Sorry if this has been discussed already...I did a search here and couldn't come with any pertinent threads.
I recently acquired a DVD of Leon: The Professional International uncut version. I then discovered that I have the initial pressing, which has a faulty DD 5.1 audio track. Can anyone tell me if there's a replacement disc program in place and if so, where I might surf or write to start the process?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks...
Phil
I recently acquired a DVD of Leon: The Professional International uncut version. I then discovered that I have the initial pressing, which has a faulty DD 5.1 audio track. Can anyone tell me if there's a replacement disc program in place and if so, where I might surf or write to start the process?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks...
Phil
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The recent review here said to look on the back of the case and see if the words "newly created 5.1 track" are there. On mine they are not. But what cinched it was when I put the bar code in on my DVDProfiler...there were 2 instances of this disc and mine was the one without the fixed track.
I have a feeling if you only bought this last month that you have a good chance of having the fixed track...
I have a feeling if you only bought this last month that you have a good chance of having the fixed track...
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Thanks, HoNuts...unfortunately I received this in a trade. Not that the guy was being sneaky or anything...I don't think either of us knew. So I'm a bit out of luck with returns. And Best Buy, etc. are a bit stricter than they once were about returns with no receipts.
All things considered, I may have to just hope that the Dolby 2.0 track is at least a good one...
All things considered, I may have to just hope that the Dolby 2.0 track is at least a good one...
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All things considered, I may have to just hope that the Dolby 2.0 track is at least a good one...
All things considered, I may have to just hope that the Dolby 2.0 track is at least a good one...
Funny you said that!
Here's a past thread about this very topic that claims the 2.0 track is superior to the the 5.1 track anyway.
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...ght=leon+audio
Hope the info helps.
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Thanks, John. Much obliged for making feel much better about it. I was going to watch it this past weekend and decided to wait to see if I could get a replacement disc. I've found that ProLogic mixes are still often quite good, anyway, but I enjoy the specificity of a great 5.1 mix, so I was hesitant. Now I feel more willing to take a chance.
Gracias...
Gracias...
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Originally posted by menaz
Oh man, now I have to get my Leon disc replaced
. Going to have to buy a whole new one and keep the messed up one since I would feel bad selling the bad one.
Oh man, now I have to get my Leon disc replaced
. Going to have to buy a whole new one and keep the messed up one since I would feel bad selling the bad one.
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For those that do not know, the original Professional had bad rear channels. This happened almost two or three years ago. Shortly afterwards a new repressing was done to correct the mistake.
The original disc is UPC number 4339604730
The fixed release is 4339606196
The original disc is UPC number 4339604730
The fixed release is 4339606196




