FS: Laserdisc Catalogs& some LDs. Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () Warning: located in Europe. These things are heavy so take shipping cost into account! These catalogs are in Japanese language! All catalogs in very good condition. Sorry...

FS: Laserdisc Catalogs. Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () Warning: located in Europe. These things are heavy so take shipping cost into account! These catalogs are in Japanese language! All catalogs in very good condition. Sorry for the rather...

New Laserdisc Players. Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () Does anyone in the group know of a source for new LD players ? I Have 2 old machines that need replacement and I would like to get at least one new machine. Any help is appreciated.. Archived...

The Laserdisc format in 2005 and beyond.... Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () Hi All I'm a newcomer to the usenet scene so bear with me if I'm talking drivel or repeating a conversation you had last week. Its great to see this group so active...

Hi-Definition laserdiscs. Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () I heard about the japanese HiVision(or something like that) discs and was wondering what's known about them? I know they're 1125 lines of res. Also, I have a japanese import laserdisc...

When will X9s price go down?. Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () Wasn't the CLD-D704 over $1,000 brand new? And now they're $250-$400? The HLD-X9 has almost been out as long as the D704, yet it still commands premium prices. When will the prices...

Ok, I think I'm wrong about the dts part, but the laserdisc most definitely was anamorphic. I'm a huge Robert DeNiro fan and have all his movies. I picked up the disc for $5 at the closing sale of a laserdisc store and resold the title because I did not...

West Side Story #72A (1961) [CC1192L] and Princess Bride, The #40 (1987) [CC1140L] Both 3M in that case, not SONY DADC USA. Rgds, Julien --- - LaserDisc Database Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () All of the CAV copies of...

Please contact me if interested. >>> thanks > LP > which I believe was one of the last CED discs to be >produced. There is a good reason for this; MUCH better technology in other systems (laserdisc). -- Archived from groups:...

chain, using their 3/4" videotape recorder, but it was Philips who first perfected the disc-duplication presses, based on their expertise with Laserdisc. If Philips had tried to do it alone, they never would've been able to get CD off the ground. Sony...