barn25
join:2005-11-17
Springfield, IL | it really doesnt work...
i've tried it and i can tell you that the chances of it working was like playing craps at a casino often you were the one who lost.. |
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AJICQ499087
join:2001-12-01
Louisville, KY
| I wonder why CinemaNow failed to do a good beta test of the download method, before releasing a flop of a system?
If this is the best CinemaNow can do, then Netflix has nothing to worry about from CinemaNow.
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MemphisPCGuy
Senior Systems Engineer
Premium
join:2004-05-09
Memphis, TN
 ·Comcast
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Has it been ascertained that the problem is the software and not simply an issue of DVD+R vs DVD-R disks not being compatible with every player... which takes trial and error to discover and is not something a software program and detect, determine or correct?
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Gelroos
Mad Mage
Premium
join:2003-05-23
Wilmington, DE | It is a issue with the way they burn the movie... See here LINK |
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guitarzan
Premium
join:2004-05-04
Skytop, PA
 ·epix
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I have this CD/DVD burner and it will burn any brand CD/DVD blank disc i feed it.»www.tigerdirect.com/applications···=1829797
It has to date not burned any "coasters", what are they using to shrink the DVD's? IMO the software cinema is using is suspect.
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Voyager2K2
join:2001-10-04
Wayne, PA | It's not a matter of burning.
From my read it's a problem with the ISO image with embedded DRM they supply.
Anyway I'd bet the farm any of those Wo-Phat $29.99 DVD players wouldn't have any problems playing those disks. |
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