Delta Heavy DVD

[nemrac]

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I ordered mine from Amazon.com it was $15 each I think

delivery is not till end of Dec

[Steve Graham]

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^^^^ at least.. apparently it has been pushed back to 2006

[TomTom]

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delivery is not till end of Dec

^^ could be because they fucked up the release date to get more preorders....

The official word from system:

"Hi Geoff,
The DVD has been re-scheduled for a late January 06 release, check systemrecordings.com for more news as the release draws near.
Thanks!

i just wrote an email to Sasha's management team and here is their response:

'Thanks for bringing this to my attention. We are going to release the Delta Heavy DVD in early 2006. Amazon should not be advertising it at this stage...especially with the release date listed as this week! I am having them take it down.

Sasha and John’s websites will be posting information about the release in the next month.

[ubiqe]

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Am I feeling bitterness in your postings, Aga? Are you waiting for the DVD since a long time, can this be? Are you tired of waiting and even mentioning it makes you mad? Tell Dr. Tom.

hey, that was my role!

[rewing3]

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Exclsuivly stolen from the becrock. I guess it is official now.

The Delta Heavy DVD can be pre-ordered right now by clicking on the below link:

http://www.bedrock.uk.net/moreinfo.asp?id=483

This fantastic and eagerly anticipated DVD release will ONLY be available through Bedrock's and Sasha's online stores in the UK so buy now in time to receive your copy before Christmas.
This outstanding DVD that documents the mommoth tour across the whole of Norther America will not be available anywhere else until Feruary 7th 2006 and can be pre-ordered for £9.99 (+p&p). A great Christmas stocking filler and a must for anybody who was there or wants to own a visual reminder of Sasha and John Digweed playing back to back before these immense crowds.
Includes Delta Heavy documentary, Crystal Clear video, bonus interviews, stills, audio/visual mixchapter selection.

I am going to place my order as soon as I get home.

[3d_1200]

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Region 0 dvd? I am not familiar with Region 0 but i am aware region 1 dvds strictly play in region 1 dvd player (what is sold in the US). May be something to look into.

[chuckc]

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hell yeah!...i hope it was worth the wait...i just ordered mine.

[ZendoBro]

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What's with the seperate release dates? Once again, like a married man, the US gets the cold shoulder. I realize they're probably still pissed off we kicked their asses in the revolution, but whatever... That was over 200 years ago! This is... How would you say it? Bollocks?

[rewing3]

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Region 0 dvd? I am not familiar with Region 0 but i am aware region 1 dvds strictly play in region 1 dvd player (what is sold in the US). May be something to look into.

Here is ur answer.

Region codeArea0Informal term meaning "playable in all regions"1Bermuda, Canada, United States and U.S. territories2Most of Europe, the Middle East, Egypt, Greenland, Japan, Lesotho, South Africa, Swaziland3Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Taiwan4Central America, Oceania, South America, Mexico5The rest of Africa, Eastern Europe, South Asia, Mongolia, North Korea, Russia6Mainland China7Reserved for future use8International venues such as aircraft, cruise ships, etc.



So that means it can play anywhere. So all of us in the states don't have to wait until february we can order it now.

[3d_1200]

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sweet, well then im glad i noticed that.

[rewing3]

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Hopefully that info is correct. Can anyone on here confirm that region 0 will play in any dvd player around the world.

[hulkhuss]

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i hope i am on it!

[chuckc]

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Hopefully that info is correct. Can anyone on here confirm that region 0 will play in any dvd player around the world.

F*ck man u guys got me worried that i ordered the wrong dvd...wtf is this region bs...i didnt even notice that wen i purchased my dvd....hope the f*cker works.

[rewing3]

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I don't want to order this then not be able to play it at all. That would really suck.

[3d_1200]

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DVDs have the ability to encode an option which specifies which regions in the world the discs can be played. The movie studios have collectively divided the planet earth into zones which corresponds to their distribution system.
For those out there that will only play DVDs from your own region don't worry about the information on this page. This really only affects people that collect DVDs from other parts of the world. For most DVD users you will want to play locally produced discs. When considering playing DVDs from other regions remember that the video output format is important. Please review the sections on PAL and NTSC for more details.
Please Note: Some DVD players have an internal switch setting that allows you to choose the country code. Others have this option hard coded. You may find a lot of advice in newsgroups as to how to by pass this feature. Just be aware that this will always nullify your warrantee. I don't track hacks or modifications. You may want to try a site that specializes in these things such as DVD Region Hacks. Again, please be warned, you can ruin your player if your apply any unauthorized modification to your DVD player. You can try contacting the manufacturer they often will help.
One more note: Just because a DVD is coded for a specific region doesn't mean it will play in all countries assigned that region. There is the added layer of incompatibility imposed by the great and wonderful powers that be. You also have to make sure the video formatting is the same. For example, both The UK and Japan are included in Region 2. Unfortunately, UK users the PAL video formatting while Japan is NTSC. In order to play a disc intended for the UK in Japan you will also have to have equipment that recognizes the video format. There are converters that will permit the mixing of PAL and NTSC so if you plan on using discs from different countries consider investing in such an additional box.
Technically speaker there is no such thing as region zero. This is a designation used to indicate that a DVD was not encoded with a region flag. This way, it will pass the testing of any DVD player and, that is, you can play it in any region. Although your DVD player can read a disc from another region you still have to be concerned with the video format used to create the DVD. For example, Region 1 discs are made with NTSC while Region 2 and some region 4 use PAL. You will also need either a video format convert or a DVD player with a converter built in to make sure you can play discs from other regions.
Now, as if this system of region encoding doesn't cause enough problems for the consumer not all discs of the same film with the same region are created equally. In region one discs intended for release in the United States are often not the same as those for Canada. The most infamous cases were with Pulp Fiction and Chasing Amy where the Canadian releases preceded the US release by a significant amount of time and the Canadian releases had a ton of extras while the US versions were fairly plain vanilla. The same can also hold true for region two where discs intended for Japan are often not the same as those released in the UK. So, when you buy a DVD you have to check the region code, the video format, the transfer specifics and the extras.
One new aspect of region coding is Region Code Enhancement (RCE) This is deigned by the studios to prevent viewing a Region One disc on a Region Free DVD player. It will not prevent watching the movie on a MultiRegion Player. The reason for this is to prevent people from the popular practice of hacking the player to be able to view all region discs. So far some Warner Bros, New Line, Columbia and now select MGM have this feature. For more information click on the links to the left.

should help to explain