dealsthe last starfighter [blu-ray/dvd combo + digital…

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by voodoowing
added 7 months ago

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Robert Preston's last movie performance - and it was a great one.

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The main thing I worry about with BR releases of older movies is how it looks on today's equipment. According to at least one review on Amazon the video looks great - a lot of the grain removed. As for the movie, loved it!

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+1 Also. A great family movie, and having little kids around to help watch is a great excuse.

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Does anyone know when the digital copy expires? I am tired of buying movies new expecting a digital copy only to get it unwrap it and find that the digital copy has expired.

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Not a great deal. Got it a Costco for 8 bucks. But, if you don't shop there, this is ok I guess.

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Isn't this the normal price at Wal-Mart?

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@segafanalways: I generally don't bother with the digital copies- I make my own using some off-the-shelf programs, a goodly amount of disk space, and lots and lots of processor time for transcoding. :)

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@subether: If you don't mind me asking...what program do you use to make a digital copy. I know how and what programs to make back ups of my dvds and blu-rays but I do not know how to make a copy I can watch on my laptop.

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@segafanalways: I use an older program called DVD Decrypter which you can probably find on the internet, and if that doesn't work, I fall back to DVDFab, which does what I'm wanting it to do, even though it's capable of doing a lot more. for compressing the content into my preferred format, I use Handbrake with a specific recipe for size limits, audio format, etc.

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@subether: I currently use dvdfab. I will have to check out that handbrake program. Thanks