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Star Wars Episode 1

colinho (Harmless) posted this on Thursday, 2nd August 2001, 09:28

I wanna order my star wars disk from play247 but don`t know which one to get R1 or R2, the both cost the same and are release about the same time......any advice

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handsome.b.wonderful (Elite) posted this on Thursday, 2nd August 2001, 14:47

My advice would be to get neither, it`s a s***e film no matter what region you come from - invest in Die Hard or Superman:The Movie before spending cash on CGI cack like this.... of course it`s just a suggestion.

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cheese_mcphee (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 2nd August 2001, 21:02

I would get the region 2 version (thats what i have done). It comes out a day earlier and its pal, not ntsc (which is the better one)

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Noddy (Harmless) posted this on Friday, 3rd August 2001, 09:13

The region 1 disc is cheaper! Only a quid but still!

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Gan* (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Friday, 3rd August 2001, 10:43

wers the cheapest place to pre order?

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RJS (undefined) posted this on Friday, 3rd August 2001, 15:23

Definitely Play247.

As for R1 or R2, if you have a progressive scan DVD player and display device then get the R1, otherwise get the R2. :)

Oh and if you have to ask if you *do* have a progressive scan DVD player you don`t have one.

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close to the edge (Elite) posted this on Saturday, 4th August 2001, 00:05

I have a Scan - Is it "Progressive?"
I can`t have one, can I? (I haven`t upgraded firmware as I have had no problems). I think I have Ver 1.8?
What do you mean? Please advise.

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Raymond (Competent) posted this on Saturday, 4th August 2001, 01:44

Progressive scan are only found in high end DVD players like the ones from Denon and Pioneer, and they reatil at around £700 at least. And they also have composite video which is the best you can get. Even better then RGB, but you`ll need a projector, a normal TV won`t do (even wide screen) .

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AWJ72 (Competent) posted this on Saturday, 4th August 2001, 07:12

PAL may be better than NTSC, marginaly, but when I`ve pre-ordered for £16 and coppers, while R2 has been quoted at £24.99 I`m not too bothered about a few lines of resolution.

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Westy (Elite) posted this on Saturday, 4th August 2001, 16:45

Think again,

All new Toshiba widescreen sets now have the provision for component video inputs from a compatible dvd player.Quite excellent it is too,with cinematic images that defie belief!(i still cant get over how good the picture from Toy Story 2 is!)

Westy

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