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Movie Trailers

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Steven

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Hey All,

I'm not sure where to post this, so I'll put it here and see where the moderators think it should go...

My wife and I were celebrating our wedding anniversary (with sitters in place!) and decided to try to watch a few movies. While browsing, we found the option of being able to watch movie trailers very helpful in our selection of what movies we'd watch.

I'm telling you, we have never watched a trailer from just the DVD (before Kscape) ever! By the time you have the DVD in the player, you are ready to watch the movie. However, with Kscape, you buy movies, load them, then watch them at a later time, and it is really nice to watch a trailer at that point, to choose what you want to watch at that particular time.

Jeez, this system is awesome, and whatever legalities there are, the 'industry' needs to realize that Kscape helps promote the purchase of movies. I've bought more, watched more, and used more features of, DVDs since I've have Kscape, than I would have ever done before.

Just a fan...Thanks, Steven
 
I have a "Trailers" script that plays all the trailers that are available within our DVD collection. It's kind of cool to sit there and watch them, although I have never finished from beginning to end. Guest find it cool to also see the trailers especially from the older movies and classics
 
I really wish more DVDs would include the trailer for their film on the disc.
 
It really is a neat option and great how Kscape can identify it as a selection in the main screen. I always use it in a script .....like previews at the real movie theater. It is funny to see how bad the trailers were for some of the "recent older" movies (80's, early 90's)
 
A lot of trailers don't get the same quality treatment of the "all new digital transfer" that the films get. Sometimes they are not even anamorphic on an anamorphic widescreen disc.
 
I've been seeing a lot of the 480 crap lately. Looks horrible on a 12' wide screen!


Jim

GO IRISH!!!!
 
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