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Joined on: Sunday, 31st October 1999, 14:22, Last used: Sunday, 31st October 1999, 14:22

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RE: DTS is nothing more than a marketing gimmick - discuss :)

I can`t say i`ve ever really noticed the difference between DTS and 5.1, perhaps my system isn`t uber enough. Put it this way, I won`t go out of my way to buy a DTS disk over a 5.1 disk if the 5.1 is cheaper.

The Perfect Storm - R2 DVD

[+P]£6.50[-P][+D]06-Jan-02 15:04:24 GMT[-D][+I]1402496985[-I]The Perfect Storm

Delivery: UK Only (Recorded ~£1.50), Buyer pays
Condition: Opened, condition as new
Payment: Will accept cheque, direct bank transfer or postal order. Payment to be made within 10 working days of the end of the auctionInfo
Region: Two
Screen: Widescreen 2.35:1 Anamorphic
Sound: English - Dolby Digital (5.1)
Duration: 2 hours and 9 minutes (approx)Synopsis

In October 1991, the fishing community of Gloucester, Massachusetts, experienced the full wrath of Mother Nature when a freak meteorological event produced the fiercest storm in modern history. Director Wolfgang Petersen has fashioned this heroic true story (as chronicled in Sebastian Junger`s bestseller) into a star-laden blockbuster, employing computer power to whip up the terrifying titular storm.

Special Features
Over 45 minutes Of Added Value Footage
Audio Commentaries With Wolfgang Petersen & Sebastian Junger
HBO Documentary `Creating The Storm`
Real Life Interviews With Witnesses To The Storm
Stills Gallery
239 Stills Plus Conceptual Art With Commentary By Wolfgang Petersen

Pioneer 525 switch component gone kaputt - can anyone recommend places to buy parts?

After unwrapping all the pressies on christmas day i proceeded to wack a CD or 2 into my dvd player to listen to them. Leaving the room to get a coffee i came back to find my sister had attempted to do something with the player and it was now buzzing and cracking away. I quickly turned it off as initially i thought the disctray had jammed. Attempting to switch it back on sadly failed to yield any kind of response. Taking the lid off the machine uncovered a somewhat faulty switch mechanism which kept shorting when it was switched on and shooting blue sparks all about the innards of my lovely machine. Anyways, i`ve had to short this circuit in another place to get it to work without the switch now, so it`s always on (which it is usually, but in standby mode, only my sister messes with the on off button).

After all that rambling my questions is, does anyone know of anywhere i could get a replacement switch mechanism for my player. The whole switch circuitboard and lever is detachable so it shouldn`t be a prob to refit it. The player is outside its guarantee now so i`d rather not send it to pioneer and be charged lots of money to have it fitted in, if i can get the part elsewhere it would be much better.

Any info would be appreciated, cheers.

For reference the part number is : VW62106-MSWB

Merry Christmas,
Dan

Getting started

Hello,

Well, little old me is a poor student, with the need for gratuitous watching of DVD`s, can anyone recommend me a good player that is reasonably cheap? I don`t want to break the bank...

Thanks!