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The words in its' name would suggest a DVD that is released to the press and VIPs to screen the movie prior to its widespread release.
My question lies in the fact that someone posted a hash claming it was a high quality DVD rip not a DVD screener. Wouldn't they be of the same quality?
Or is it a practice for the movie creators to release low quality DVD screeners?
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03-14-2003, 11:33 PM
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Originally posted by healimonster@15 March 2003 - 00:26
The words in its' name would suggest a DVD that is released to the press and VIPs to screen the movie prior to its widespread release.
My question lies in the fact that someone posted a hash claming it was a high quality DVD rip not a DVD screener. Wouldn't they be of the same quality?
Or is it a practice for the movie creators to release low quality DVD screeners?
A DVD screener is released for the film critics! To see if it's good enough for a Oscar or any other price!
If someone releases a dvd screener when it's not.. shit man shit happens!
What is your question really?
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03-14-2003, 11:39 PM
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the quality of the movie (audio and video) why would the quality of a dvd screener rip be any different from a regular blockbuster dvd rip
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03-14-2003, 11:44 PM
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03-15-2003, 12:26 AM
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Originally posted by healimonster@14 March 2003 - 18:26
My question lies in the fact that someone posted a hash claming it was a high quality DVD rip not a DVD screener. Wouldn't they be of the same quality?
Or is it a practice for the movie creators to release low quality DVD screeners?
Sometimes its hard to get a straight answer. A DVD screener and a DVD rip are the same quality, however the screener will usually have some sort of scrolling message on the screen advising people to call 1-800-NOCOPYS or something similar. A DVD rip comes from the retail version of the DVD, no scrolling messages.--
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P.S. There are low quality screeners, like those ripped from VHS. The Star Trek Nemesis version that is floating around is a VHS screener.
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