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Fancy this "superbit" version but I see it advertised as RCE
anyone got it & able to get round the RCE malarkey ?
I'm using a "chipped" Pioneer 646 DVD player
Otherwise what's the "non superbit" version like as Play are giving it away ...
TIA - Paul ;)
it is not rce, my wharfdale 750 won't play rce but plays dracula ok
wif100 - sorry if im being a bit thick ? So you've got the superbit version of Dracula & it's not RCE ?
Anyone else confirm this ?
TIA - Paul
The standard version isn't bad at all - and I'd say well worth it for £6.49. The picture quality is good if a little grainy, and some fairly decent extras ar also present.
The R4 versions (which is identical in every way) is reviewed here: http://www.michaeldvd.com.au/Reviews/BramStokersDracula.asp
The R2 version is dirt cheap and has a very very good picture.
Unless you have a T.V the size of a house i'd go for that one.
superbit version has dts, which sounds very, very good.
Have just watched standard Dracula and thought the sound was ace, picture was a bit graint but for under 7 notes!
Thanks evry1 I will "lash out" on the standard version ... paul :o
Now there's a UK Superbit release! - anyone got it and is it really that much better than the regular version?
HMV have the R2 superbit in store for £22.99 lol. I have the R1 superbit version, it’s the only superbit I own.
As I had all the other good titles on DVD before the superbits came out and I cant justify the cost of replacing them except maybe the Fifth Element. :D
Originally posted by rubber duck
HMV have the R2 superbit in store for £22.99 lol. I have the R1 superbit version, it’s the only superbit I own.
As I had all the other good titles on DVD before the superbits came out and I cant justify the cost of replacing them except maybe the Fifth Element. :D
Ducky, yeah that Fifth Element Superbit people rave about. I have the r2 versionm has a amazing picture already, because its shot with great earthly pictures, and sound is great already.
anyone got it & able to get round the RCE malarkey ?
I'm using a "chipped" Pioneer 646 DVD player
Otherwise what's the "non superbit" version like as Play are giving it away ...
TIA - Paul ;)
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it is not rce, my wharfdale 750 won't play rce but plays dracula ok
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wif100 - sorry if im being a bit thick ? So you've got the superbit version of Dracula & it's not RCE ?
Anyone else confirm this ?
TIA - Paul
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The standard version isn't bad at all - and I'd say well worth it for £6.49. The picture quality is good if a little grainy, and some fairly decent extras ar also present.
The R4 versions (which is identical in every way) is reviewed here: http://www.michaeldvd.com.au/Reviews/BramStokersDracula.asp
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The R2 version is dirt cheap and has a very very good picture.
Unless you have a T.V the size of a house i'd go for that one.
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superbit version has dts, which sounds very, very good.
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Have just watched standard Dracula and thought the sound was ace, picture was a bit graint but for under 7 notes!
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Thanks evry1 I will "lash out" on the standard version ... paul :o
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Now there's a UK Superbit release! - anyone got it and is it really that much better than the regular version?
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HMV have the R2 superbit in store for £22.99 lol. I have the R1 superbit version, it’s the only superbit I own.
As I had all the other good titles on DVD before the superbits came out and I cant justify the cost of replacing them except maybe the Fifth Element. :D
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Originally posted by rubber duck
HMV have the R2 superbit in store for £22.99 lol. I have the R1 superbit version, it’s the only superbit I own.
As I had all the other good titles on DVD before the superbits came out and I cant justify the cost of replacing them except maybe the Fifth Element. :D
Ducky, yeah that Fifth Element Superbit people rave about. I have the r2 versionm has a amazing picture already, because its shot with great earthly pictures, and sound is great already.
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