Not in the United States. But in Europe, some have been released. CIC originally planned to release the episodes in Europe: 3 episodes per tape and with additional footage cut out for transmission. This never happened. One single tape containing 4 episodes was released, but there was no extra footage. Quite the reverse as the credits had been edited out.

In the past few decades, various episodes of UFO have been released on home video in various countries. However, in 2002-3 UFO was completely remastered and released on DVD in England, America, France, Italy, and Japan! Plus during 2005, there are plans to release UFO on DVD in Germany and Australia! In England, Carlton Visual Entertainment released UFO on DVD in two deluxe sets each containing 4 discs, plus these same discs were released as 8 individual volumes.

No, we have not reproduced any videos except the edited versions for the television. Although we have had many requests for videos, we currently only have audio cassettes available.

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Ambersons is available on VHS and can be purchased from most video retailers. There have been several VHS releases (same movie, different distributor), but I believe the only one that is still in print is from Turner Home Entertainment (Turner also made a colourized version). There is currently no North American (region 1) DVD. There are several foreign DVD releases, however - French, Japanese, German, and Spanish.

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DesktopDVD from Sonic Solutions. $40,000 DVD-Video authoring/encoding system for corporate and industrial applications, on MacOS. <http://www.sonic.com/> DVDAuthorQuick from Intec America. $15,000 DVD-Video authoring software on Windows NT. <http://www.inteca.com/> DVD-Fab from Optibase. DVD-Video authoring/encoding system on Windows NT. Includes MPEG Fusion MPEG-2 encoder. <http://www.optibase.com/> DVD Creator from Sonic Solutions.

Video services are available on compatible phones with the appropriate data service plan. Please contact your service provider for more details.

All videos are offered on DVD (DVD-NTSC). "NTSC" is the standard used in the United States, Canada, Japan and some other countries. The PAL standard (European countries and several others) isn't available. However, most PAL DVD players can play NTSC DVDs just fine. Each video is also available as a series of shorter downloadable clips, which can be purchased from my Clips4sale.com stores. .

There is. Jekyll was recorded at the end of its run at the Plymouth Theater (starring David Hasselhoff, Coleen Sexton and Andrea Rivette). This was aired on pay-per-view, and then released on video and DVD. For more details, visit the Broadway Video page.

Film in Viet Nam is generally cheaper than in the US. You will find any color format throughout Viet Nam, however you have to be careful about the expiration date. One-hour mini labs are available in most larger towns. Electrical current is 220. It is best to bring international adaptors or transformers to use for your electronic equipment. Videotape is available in Hanoi and Saigon, though you may want to bring enough to suit your needs.

No. All of our videos are NTSC format - - PAL and SECAM are not available. This is an important question, because WE DO NOT GIVE REFUNDS FOR PEOPLE EXPECTING PAL OR SECAM VIDEOS

Real Video at 100 kilobits per second for the EbS streaming, and Real Video in (surestream) multi-compression for low definition pictures.

Composite, S-Video and component are all possible via AV cables, but for the best image quality the system also employs a built-in HDMI connection. The system ships with a composite cable; to enable high definition, a separate HDMI or component cable must be purchased.

Two reasons: (1) because this is a new, groundbreaking program, the ability to license the use of cover material is very complicated and not yet available. Discussions are taking place with outside publishers and we hope to be able to offer additional material in the future, and (2) some tracks are exclusive to other Digital Service Providers for a pre-determined length of time and will be available as soon as we are able to offer them.

Composite, S-Video and component thru AV cables, and of course HDMI, which will give you the best quality video.

Part 1 of the longer answer is that some of the shows were released on VHS in the late 1980s. The contents are irregular, the mix of NTSC (US) and PAL (UK) releases is irregular, and all are long out of print. The tapes, especially that of the UK telefilm, can be found on eBay and with Amazon.com's second-hand sellers, with the usual caveats about buying used tapes. But a mix of issues including unclear ownership and rights have kept a full release, or a release on DVD, from happening.