That when you rent a movie at the begining it always says...\nThis has been formated to fit you tv screen???
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It doesn't always say that. Have you noticed that movie screens at the theatre are very long and rectangular? And that your television screen is more-or-less square? In order to get that rectangular picture to fit into your square screen, they cut off big chunks on the sides. Videos that have not been reformatted are usually labeled "Widescreen". I think they used to call them letter box editions.
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The movies are late? Hmm... Well, I'll do my best, I'm from Hong Kong too. Er, no offense to the other two answerers, but um, their answers are in simplified Chinese, and we in Hong Kong are more used to traditional Chinese. So:(This may be a bit slang, a bit more friendly, but very "modern" if you get what I mean, just copy the characters and all will be fine. Unless you want the formal kind and have to get every character right!)\nMovies as in DVDs?\n多謝曬!不過唔好意思,D碟來遲左\nThen of course, if you want the formal one:\n多謝你, 不過我亦十分抱歉那些影碟來遲了\nOkay, but I'm not sure if this will appear on the screen, so if you don't see every character, e- mail me, and I'm not quite sure of your meaning, so if you want to clearify this before you write this to her, please, do e- mail me. Hope this helped!
374928
Listen i'm not so sure about that BUT.. try changing it from \nPAL to NTSC or the opposite\ngood luck
614892
you took the type right out of my fingers!!!\nI can truly say that I have never been more repulsed by any preview I've ever saw. I actually thought that it was a joke, a parody of a trailer as though any second there would be a record needle scratch and a "no way, this is what the movie really is" but with every passing second I grew more aware to the fact that this is a nightmare of which I cannot wake.
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Ok, you are missing the appropriate video codec to play this file. If you goto yahoo and type in 'All in one Video codec' You will be able to install it and watch you movie.\n\nWorked for me, hope this helps...
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You must be trying DVDs in your CD Rom or VCDs in your DVD player. Your information is not complete.\n\nIt only happens when your computer cannot read the format.
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Go to their website, to your queue and there's a place to "Report DVD Issues", there you can indicate you send the movie back but it hasn't been removed from your queue.\n\nI wonder if they're having problems lately, as I sent one back last week that hasn't been removed either.
459111
Yes, I believe that Warner Brothers has taken care of that for you.  Contact them for your copy.
233451
Ive had a couple dvds that didnt play so I sent them back and filed a complaint and they sent me back dvds that looked pretty new or just werent used that much. Ive never had the problems to the extent that you are. Im sorry thats gotta suck
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I've never had any problems with Blockbuster Online. I live very close to one of their distribution centers, so once I get one of their e-mail notifications that the movie was sent, I get it either the next day or the day after. I like the selections, and really, if I want a movie that's just come out and says "long wait," I can print out one of their coupons and get a free rental from the store anyway. It's definitely been worth the money!
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I cancelled my Netflix membership last week.  It appears they're doing whatever they can to keep frequent users from getting their fair share of movies each month.  They claim they're losing money on subscribers who watch and return movies every other day.  Critics are calling the practice 'throttling'.\n\nDuring my last weeks with Netflix, I had two movies come up missing.  They never arrived in my mailbox.  I reported the delivery failure and they promised to send out duplicates. A few days after the replacements arrived, the original two movies mysteriously showed up back in their delivery center.  My hunch is that they never actually sent the first ones out, so I lost a week waiting for replacements that weren't strictly necessary.  They won't tell you there's a secret quota, but I've had long waits between rounds of shipping and receiving.
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The production companies have distributors in charge to send the movies to the theaters, for older movies you have to contact the depositories, yes they rent the movies in the 35mm format, normally 3 or 4 rolls per movie, for what you have in mind, I would contact the production companies, they control all these activities, you know Universal and so on, luck...☺
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its not up to the site. \nits up to your computer how fast it runs and how fast it can copy the movie.
600188
Don't rent it if you're bored by black and white or if you're looking for  a lot of action/romance.\n\nIf you're looking for a good movie with incredible acting, rent it.  It's worth every penny.
363620
I think you're talking about how the movie is edited, right? If you watch the credits it will usually say at the end. I remember how excited I was to see at the end of one of the Star Trek movies that it was edited on the same program that I learned to edit movies on -- NewTek Video Toaster!
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Your editing need to be tightened up.  Most movie previews are no longer than 2 minutes max.  You should show some scenes of what happens after the club is formed.\n\nOn another note, why does one of the trees have a mustache?
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the DVD decder probably got delted some how