Looking for Adult Laserdiscs

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I am looking to get Adult Movies on Laserdiscs from the 1980's.
Primarily movies starring Christy Canyon, Ginger Lynn, Traci Lords and
others.

These videos are hard to find, and I am trying to get these for
customers of mine.

They primarily want these converted to DVDs.

Laserdiscs have a tendency to develop laser rot over the years, and if
anyone has any Adult Laserdiscs you can contact me at this email
address: aftlfaq@gmx.de

Anyone wanting to have any Adult or other laserdics converted to DVD,
contact me for pricing.

We use only Professional Video capture and authoring equipment, we
preserve all original chapter marks, Dolby Digital Stereo Sound, and
multiple audio tracks and subtitles. Youi will get your Laserdisc back
with a DVD that has full motion menus, full motion chapter thumbnails,
Dolby Digital Stereo Sound, and multiple audio tracks and subtitles if
your laserdisc has them.

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By the way, I'd be careful about posting in a public forum like this about
Traci Lords since you, in essence, are soliciting people to provide you with
kiddie porn. Almost every video she did was done when she was under the age
of 18 which makes possession of any of that material a crime in the U.S.
When this was divulged publicly, most of her work disappeared from store
shelves overnight. I don't know what the laws are there in Germany, but I
would very suspicious of anybody who volunteers any Traci material to you
saying they read your post here.

<aftlfaq@flashmail.com> wrote in message
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> I am looking to get Adult Movies on Laserdiscs from the 1980's.
> Primarily movies starring Christy Canyon, Ginger Lynn, Traci Lords and
> others.
>
> These videos are hard to find, and I am trying to get these for
> customers of mine.
>
> They primarily want these converted to DVDs.
>
> Laserdiscs have a tendency to develop laser rot over the years, and if
> anyone has any Adult Laserdiscs you can contact me at this email
> address: aftlfaq@gmx.de
>
> Anyone wanting to have any Adult or other laserdics converted to DVD,
> contact me for pricing.
>
> We use only Professional Video capture and authoring equipment, we
> preserve all original chapter marks, Dolby Digital Stereo Sound, and
> multiple audio tracks and subtitles. Youi will get your Laserdisc back
> with a DVD that has full motion menus, full motion chapter thumbnails,
> Dolby Digital Stereo Sound, and multiple audio tracks and subtitles if
> your laserdisc has them.
>

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>Laserdiscs have a tendency to develop laser rot over the years, and if
>anyone has any Adult Laserdiscs you can contact me at this email
>address: aftlfaq@gmx.de

Actually, this is a myth.

Discs rot only when they are not manufactured properly. If a disc does not
exhibit rot years after they were manufactured, it's likely they will never rot
unless you physically damage the disc to the point where you expose the lacquer
and/or reflective substrates to the outside.

The bigger concern would be whether or not you can still play the discs in the
far future as LD players will not last as long as the discs.

I guess with you being from Germany, you are accustomed with the garbage that
Philips/DuPont churned out. Reinhart

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Uh, not from all appearances.


"Bill Viverette" <wviverette@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
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> What helpful advice....
>
> YOU THINK HE MIGHT ALREADY KNOW THAT?
>
> Bill
> "RBTGT" <deathtoall@spammers.com> wrote in message
> news:ZaUMd.2893$Cs.2487@okepread02...
> > By the way, I'd be careful about posting in a public forum like this
about
> > Traci Lords since you, in essence, are soliciting people to provide you
> > with
> > kiddie porn. Almost every video she did was done when she was under the
> > age
> > of 18 which makes possession of any of that material a crime in the U.S.
>
>