Anyone want to BnP me?

This is what I got

06/21/00
Musique Plus
Montreal, Quebec 1 DVD

09/01/02
Six Flags Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
Darien Center, NY 1 DVD

11/05/02
Ancienne Belgique
Belgium, Brussels 1 DVD

11/06/02
Paradiso
Amsterdam, Holland 1 DVD

07/02
Paradiso
Amsterdam, Holland 1 DVD

11/09/02
Oosterpoort
Groningen, Holland 1 DVD

11/10/02
Tivoli
Utrecht, Holland 1 DVD

12/30/02
Copps Coliseum
Hamilton,Ontario, Canada 1 DVD

12/31/02
Copps Coliseum
Hamilton, Ontario 1 DVD

Lance,

My list is in my sig, and I'll B&P anything you want. Despite what my legend says, most of them have menus and scene selections. I just need to update my site.

Lance, whatever Chris can't help you out with, I'll chip in the time for. I've got most of what Peter's put out, including the old stuff. Let me know if you're interested and I'll pass along a list.

Great, Thanks guys

Layance what DVD+r's are you using, I will absolutely B&P You....i've been meaning to send Chris too, but damn I'm too lazy to get my ass to post office....

PS: I hope everyone took my Advice, and are only using Ritek dvd+r, they are the best. On cheaper brands you will notice video degradation at the end of Disk, this won't happen on Grade A Riteks....


FYI about Riteks for anyone interrested:

Arita: Cheapest Riteks -Decent Quality
Ridata: Mid Level Best Disk to buy, will explain why below
Traxdata: Top level Riteks...these are the exact same as Ridata they are just packaged more securely than Ridata's, that is was makes them higher quality.

If anyone has trouble finding these, PM me and I can direct you to a store that i buy from religiously that sells them.

I'm only bringing this up because i remember doing some tape B & P and people were very specific about what types of tapes to send them, and the failure rate on DVDs being quite high I feel that this is as important if not more important than with normal cassettes.

Sorry for taking this off topic...

jkdiamond wrote:Layance what DVD+r's are you using, I will absolutely B&P You....i've been meaning to send Chris too, but damn I'm too lazy to get my ass to post office....

PS: I hope everyone took my Advice, and are only using Ritek dvd+r, they are the best. On cheaper brands you will notice video degradation at the end of Disk, this won't happen on Grade A Riteks....


FYI about Riteks for anyone interrested:

Arita: Cheapest Riteks -Decent Quality
Ridata: Mid Level Best Disk to buy, will explain why below
Traxdata: Top level Riteks...these are the exact same as Ridata they are just packaged more securely than Ridata's, that is was makes them higher quality.

If anyone has trouble finding these, PM me and I can direct you to a store that i buy from religiously that sells them.

I'm only bringing this up because i remember doing some tape B & P and people were very specific about what types of tapes to send them, and the failure rate on DVDs being quite high I feel that this is as important if not more important than with normal cassettes.

Sorry for taking this off topic...

thanks for the tip

not sure if im supposed to post stores but i buy from this place religiously they have the best prices i have seen.....just be warned they are always running low on Ritek stock because they are pretty hard to find in Canada.

http://www.blankmedia.ca

great store, good owner, he is very fast to reply when you email and if there is a request you need he tries to get them in. He got my Dvd-ram disks but by the time they were stocked i didn't need them

Thanks for the info jkdiamond. Is Ritek Ridata as well respected for CD-R's as well? I took a look at blankmedia.ca and they offer cd's as well. I have seen them elsewhere at computer outlet stores for even less with no shipping but I am hesitant to buy from there because I'm not so sure they are what they say they are. I've been a Verbatim guy for awhile now but am in the market for a new spindle and would consider Ridata if they are well respected because the price is right.

PurposelessPlay wrote:Thanks for the info jkdiamond. Is Ritek Ridata as well respected for CD-R's as well? I took a look at blankmedia.ca and they offer cd's as well. I have seen them elsewhere at computer outlet stores for even less with no shipping but I am hesitant to buy from there because I'm not so sure they are what they say they are. I've been a Verbatim guy for awhile now but am in the market for a new spindle and would consider Ridata if they are well respected because the price is right.

yes they are good all things Ritek are good quality.

i use ridata cdr's, i like them alot, they work well and are really inexpensive, i got 50 for $10. i recomend them.

Cool macyme! I found them for $10 for 50 as well so I guess I will take the plunge next week!