Found MultiRegion DVD movie!!!!!
04-17-01, 10:43 PM
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Recently I just bought a 8 titles from
buydvdnow.cjb.net
All the titles are multiregion, some with DTS some with DTS ES
Quality are good, they are just started their business
Good thing is that , you can ask them to find titles if what you want is not in the list
buydvdnow.cjb.net
All the titles are multiregion, some with DTS some with DTS ES
Quality are good, they are just started their business
Good thing is that , you can ask them to find titles if what you want is not in the list
04-18-01, 12:21 PM
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You can find a lot of multi-region movies at http://www.fivestardvd.com/home.asp?source=1005 (DVDtalk's link) (mature).
04-21-01, 02:32 PM
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Please stop repeating this myth
Originally posted by scorched03
uhh.. you do know multi region tend to be pirated right?? at least that's true for almost all asian dvds
uhh.. you do know multi region tend to be pirated right?? at least that's true for almost all asian dvds
Why does this myth persist? You are wrong. Most asian DVD's are region 0 for 2 reasons:
1. If they are an asian movie, the studio does not belong to the MPAA. They can region code anything they want, usually 0. You'll notice these movies also do not show "Unrated" or the standard MPAA ratings of G, PG, R, etc..
2. Hong Kong manufactures DVD's for the world. If a movie has already been released in its' intended market, and this is an asian/south pacific release, it will usually be region 0 as they end up manufacturing DVD's for multiple regions.
Asian does not equal bootleg
Region 0 does not equal bootleg
Asian Region 0 does not equal bootleg
04-25-01, 12:14 AM
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Re: Please stop repeating this myth
Originally posted by renaldow
WRONG
Why does this myth persist? You are wrong. Most asian DVD's are region 0 for 2 reasons:
1. If they are an asian movie, the studio does not belong to the MPAA. They can region code anything they want, usually 0. You'll notice these movies also do not show "Unrated" or the standard MPAA ratings of G, PG, R, etc..
2. Hong Kong manufactures DVD's for the world. If a movie has already been released in its' intended market, and this is an asian/south pacific release, it will usually be region 0 as they end up manufacturing DVD's for multiple regions.
Asian does not equal bootleg
Region 0 does not equal bootleg
Asian Region 0 does not equal bootleg
WRONG
Why does this myth persist? You are wrong. Most asian DVD's are region 0 for 2 reasons:
1. If they are an asian movie, the studio does not belong to the MPAA. They can region code anything they want, usually 0. You'll notice these movies also do not show "Unrated" or the standard MPAA ratings of G, PG, R, etc..
2. Hong Kong manufactures DVD's for the world. If a movie has already been released in its' intended market, and this is an asian/south pacific release, it will usually be region 0 as they end up manufacturing DVD's for multiple regions.
Asian does not equal bootleg
Region 0 does not equal bootleg
Asian Region 0 does not equal bootleg
