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It's official: SOTT dvd released on March 30 Source: http://www.itaintover.org/nieuws.html
Video/Film Express is the first in the world to release the much acclaimed concertfilm Sign 'O' The Times by Prince on dvd on March 30th 2004. Holland is the only country in the world where the dvd wil be in Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS. De dvd is a registration of a Prince concert in Rotterdam on his Sign 'O' The Times worldtour and includes 11 of the 13 songs from his album with the same name. The recommended price is 22,99 euro. Video/Film Express heeft de wereldprimeur met de release van Sign 'O' The Times, de veel bejubelde concertfilm van Prince, op 30 maart 2004. Nederland is het enige land in de wereld waar de dvd met Dolby Digital 5.1 en DTS uitkomt. De dvd is een registratie van een concert dat Prince in Rotterdam gaf in het kader van zijn Sign 'O' The Times wereldtournee en bevat 11 van de 13 songs van zijn gelijknamige dubbelalbum. De consumentenadviesprijs van het schijfje is 22,99 euro. You can pre-order the dvd at Free Record Shop http://www.freerecordshop...tID=424919 Peace, Be Wild & Love 1 Another! Nina Prince? www.itaintover.org [This message was edited Tue Mar 2 11:42:18 2004 by Nina7] 3121 purple lotusflow3rs from Planet Earth!
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Here in Brazil we already have an official release of SOTT DVD  BUT not with Dolby Digital 5.1  | |
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But the brazilian was very dark !!  |
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the brazilian is bootleg quality, not professional packaging, menu, sound encoding, or even picture transfer. It need to be redone correctly. My art book: http://www.lulu.com/spotl...ecomicskid
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Nina7 said: Source: http://www.itaintover.org/nieuws.html
Video/Film Express is the first in the world to release the much acclaimed concertfilm Sign 'O' The Times by Prince on dvd on March 30th 2004. Holland is the only country in the world where the dvd wil be in Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS. De dvd is a registration of a Prince concert in Rotterdam on his Sign 'O' The Times worldtour and includes 11 of the 13 songs from his album with the same name. The recommended price is 22,99 euro. Video/Film Express heeft de wereldprimeur met de release van Sign 'O' The Times, de veel bejubelde concertfilm van Prince, op 30 maart 2004. Nederland is het enige land in de wereld waar de dvd met Dolby Digital 5.1 en DTS uitkomt. De dvd is een registratie van een concert dat Prince in Rotterdam gaf in het kader van zijn Sign 'O' The Times wereldtournee en bevat 11 van de 13 songs van zijn gelijknamige dubbelalbum. De consumentenadviesprijs van het schijfje is 22,99 euro. You can pre-order the dvd at Free Record Shop http://www.freerecordshop...tID=424919 Peace, Be Wild & Love 1 Another! Nina Prince? www.itaintover.org [This message was edited Tue Mar 2 11:42:18 2004 by Nina7] Kickass news! And it's DTS too... Neversin. O(+>NIИ<+)O
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ufoclub said: the brazilian is bootleg quality, not professional packaging, menu, sound encoding, or even picture transfer. It need to be redone correctly.
well, if U consider that the official VHS has bootleg quality (in my opinion) and the sound quality on the SOTT album is not that good 2...it doesn't bother U much...but yeah..I agree...is far from what consider good quality picture&sound [This message was edited Tue Mar 2 11:50:35 2004 by go2theMax] | |
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Is the format in Holland, PAL? (American crosses fingers that it's in NTSC format) | |
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All european are PAL. | |
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Any mention of it being in widescreen(1:85)? | |
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Ive got some more info from the site www.muziek-en-beeld.nl (a really reliable source for the Dutch entertainment-industry).
They write that the material Video/Film Express got (from MCA? Paisley?) had mono-sound, but they managed to find another audiotrack of a better quality. The made the 5.1 and DTS-mix from that track. Here's the original text from www.muziek-en-beeld.nl Nederland is het eerste land in de wereld waar een dvd op de markt komt van de concertfilm Sign ‘O’ The Times van Prince. Video/Film Express brengt deze primeur op 30 maart uit. De film is een registratie van een concert dat Prince in 1987 in Rotterdam gaf in het kader van zijn Sign ‘O’ The Times Tour. Video/Film Express kreeg het materiaal voor de dvd aangeboden met monogeluid, maar is erin geslaagd om een geluidskanaal van hogere kwaliteit op te sporen. De anderhalf uur durende concertregistratie wordt derhalve in Dolby Digital 5.1 en DTS op dvd uitgebracht. [This message was edited Tue Mar 2 12:40:44 2004 by DeSteen] | |
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Cool, this is a MUSTHAVE Prince item! RIP Prince: thank U 4 a funky Time... |
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Jestyr said: Is the format in Holland, PAL? (American crosses fingers that it's in NTSC format)
Dumb question? Is there a PAL/NTSC conversion issue even for DVDs ? | |
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Rev said: Jestyr said: Is the format in Holland, PAL? (American crosses fingers that it's in NTSC format)
Dumb question? Is there a PAL/NTSC conversion issue even for DVDs ? Yup, even for DVDs. You can buy a region-free DVD player that will play both formats, but those players are more expensive. | |
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This sounds like a less than official release to me!  | |
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This is the news i've been waiting for! But, is it actually official? "London, i've adopted a name that has no pronounciation.... is that cool with you?"
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Sounds dodgy to me.
Released in one country? Doesn't make sense. If P doesn't need Warner approval to put this out, then surely he would have it for sale at the club, to maximise his revenue. If he did need warners approval, then they are not going to let an independent release it in one country. I guess its a boot, passing off as an original, just like the Brazilian one... . |
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probably, they would have to get to the originaltapes to mix a 5.1 soundtrack, and why wold that be done for just one country code?
SquirrelMeat said: Sounds dodgy to me.
Released in one country? Doesn't make sense. If P doesn't need Warner approval to put this out, then surely he would have it for sale at the club, to maximise his revenue. If he did need warners approval, then they are not going to let an independent release it in one country. I guess its a boot, passing off as an original, just like the Brazilian one... My art book: http://www.lulu.com/spotl...ecomicskid
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The DVD will probably be released region free. The reason for regioning is for films that may still be in theaters in one country, while another country may purchase it retail.
I think that Universal owned the rights to SOTT, not Warners. This still sounds like an unofficial release. If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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squirrelgrease said: I think that Universal owned the rights to SOTT, not Warners. This still sounds like an unofficial release.
Video/Film Express only distributes/publishes it, they don't have to own a thing to release it, so I guess Universal (or whoever has the rights to it) gave them a deal... Video/Film Express is a legit company that has released numerous official music DVD's (with cooperation of artists themselves) so I highly doubt it's an unofficial/bootleg release otherwise they wouldn't (be able to) advertise it... Holland has about the tightest bootleg/illegal copy law in the world... Neversin. O(+>NIИ<+)O
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Isn't it a shit load of effort to go to - getting hold of a music track of better quality and ending up with Dolby digital & DTS etc...
only to release in one country?  | |
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SquirrelMeat said: Released in one country? Doesn't make sense.
This is actually pretty standard practice... Especially with european movies, they get an initial low-key official release in the country of production and then usually about a year later it gets a normal worldwide fullblown release... Neversin. O(+>NIИ<+)O
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Neversin said: SquirrelMeat said: Released in one country? Doesn't make sense.
This is actually pretty standard practice... Especially with european movies, they get an initial low-key official release in the country of production and then usually about a year later it gets a normal worldwide fullblown release... Neversin. Touche.  | |
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TheFrog said: Isn't it a shit load of effort to go to - getting hold of a music track of better quality and ending up with Dolby digital & DTS etc...
only to release in one country? Same thing happened here in Holland with "Pulp Fiction", the official DTS version was released here about a year before it was released in the US and UK... Neversin. O(+>NIИ<+)O
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Neversin said: TheFrog said: Isn't it a shit load of effort to go to - getting hold of a music track of better quality and ending up with Dolby digital & DTS etc...
only to release in one country? Same thing happened here in Holland with "Pulp Fiction", the official DTS version was released here about a year before it was released in the US and UK... Neversin. Typical. We get to try Mad Cow disease before everyone else, and you guys get the decent dvds.  | |
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I pre-ordered this yesterday.I already got an e-mail today saying it's on back order & will be released on a later date? | |
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Neversin said: squirrelgrease said: I think that Universal owned the rights to SOTT, not Warners. This still sounds like an unofficial release.
Video/Film Express only distributes/publishes it, they don't have to own a thing to release it, so I guess Universal (or whoever has the rights to it) gave them a deal... Video/Film Express is a legit company that has released numerous official music DVD's (with cooperation of artists themselves) so I highly doubt it's an unofficial/bootleg release otherwise they wouldn't (be able to) advertise it... Holland has about the tightest bootleg/illegal copy law in the world... Neversin. Great News! Thanks! :dustsoffshelfforsottdts: If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot. | |
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Temptation said: Rev said: Dumb question? Is there a PAL/NTSC conversion issue even for DVDs ? Yup, even for DVDs. You can buy a region-free DVD player that will play both formats, but those players are more expensive. i got one for me three months ago for only 70 dollars! Its great. No problems with region codes, or PAL/NTSC mess. I think the brand is United or Bayer or smthg else... some cheap brand anyway, but nice!
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prinssi said: I cant understand why there has to be different regions??? What is the point and who is getting the benefit?
Well, example: "21 Grams" has just been released on DVD in the US whereas in the UK and other european countries it opens tomorrow or the whereabouts in theatres... You do the math... Neversin. O(+>NIИ<+)O
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Neversin said: squirrelgrease said: I think that Universal owned the rights to SOTT, not Warners. This still sounds like an unofficial release.
Video/Film Express only distributes/publishes it, they don't have to own a thing to release it, so I guess Universal (or whoever has the rights to it) gave them a deal... Video/Film Express is a legit company that has released numerous official music DVD's (with cooperation of artists themselves) so I highly doubt it's an unofficial/bootleg release otherwise they wouldn't (be able to) advertise it... Holland has about the tightest bootleg/illegal copy law in the world... Neversin. Really? That´s a bit of a surprise for me. | |
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