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Hell Boy: Can't Trun Off Commentaries
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(PeteCresswell)
Apr 15, 2012, 9:18:51 AM4/15/12
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ISBN 1-4359-2975-6
Seems like there are two commentaries available: Director's and
Cast's.
But no matter what I do, I cannot play if with no commentary. It
always plays one or the other.
After reading the jacket and listening to the director's intro, I
get the impression that it *could* be just that way: no regular
track, only the two commentary tracks.
But that doesn't seem reasonable given the zero cost of doing it
right.
So...
Does anybody else have this DVD?
Can anybody shed some light?
--
Pete Cresswell
Seems like there are two commentaries available: Director's and
Cast's.
But no matter what I do, I cannot play if with no commentary. It
always plays one or the other.
After reading the jacket and listening to the director's intro, I
get the impression that it *could* be just that way: no regular
track, only the two commentary tracks.
But that doesn't seem reasonable given the zero cost of doing it
right.
So...
Does anybody else have this DVD?
Can anybody shed some light?
--
Pete Cresswell
the dog from that film you saw
Apr 15, 2012, 5:19:41 PM4/15/12
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them all?
i'd be incredily surprised if there was no regular soundtrack.
--
Gareth.
That fly.... Is your magic wand.
(PeteCresswell)
Apr 15, 2012, 8:43:15 PM4/15/12
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Per the dog from that film you saw:
track.
Never even knew about the "Audio" button - that's how much I use
a DVD player... -)
Attempting to try that out, I put the DVD back in the same player
and, guess what.... It played a-ok. However the audio button
didn't have the expected effect of flipping to commentary.
But before I read your post, I went at it with a DVD ripping
utility and found four sound tracks: 3 English and one French...
which is about what I would expect for two commentaries and a
plain native sound track.
Ripped one of each until I came up with the regular track.
--
Pete Cresswell
>why not just press the audio button on your remote to switch through
>them all?
>i'd be incredily surprised if there was no regular soundtrack.
You are, of course, correct: there was a conventional audio
>them all?
>i'd be incredily surprised if there was no regular soundtrack.
track.
Never even knew about the "Audio" button - that's how much I use
a DVD player... -)
Attempting to try that out, I put the DVD back in the same player
and, guess what.... It played a-ok. However the audio button
didn't have the expected effect of flipping to commentary.
But before I read your post, I went at it with a DVD ripping
utility and found four sound tracks: 3 English and one French...
which is about what I would expect for two commentaries and a
plain native sound track.
Ripped one of each until I came up with the regular track.
--
Pete Cresswell
Brian
Apr 16, 2012, 7:10:03 AM4/16/12
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missing out on some other features of your DVD player.
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Regards Brian
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