Doctor Who - 011 - William Hartnell - The Rescue DVD
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Category: TV Shows > Doctor Who
Total size: 503.46 megabyte
Added: 771 days ago
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Last updated: 15 days ago
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Description:
I'm intending to upload the whole of Doctor Who on DVD, in order.
Where available these will be the official BBC DVD's. Where there isn't a DVD it'll be my own, mostly from a BBC VHS release. Where there are episodes or stories missing they'll be reconstructions (usually Loose Cannon), encoded onto DVD.
As soon as someone else is seeding I'll do the next one. If no one seeds them they'll die 'cos I haven't got the bandwidth to seed more than one at a time. At roughly one a week this is going to take a couple of years!
There are a few Dr Who DVD's on the torrent sites that have menus which recreate the BBC's. Mine don't, mainly because life's too short to spend doing this, and I think the content is more important. In fact some of the early Who discs have a lot of flaws in them because I hadn't figured out how to use the software yet!
The programme material on this one is only VCD quality. Due to the quality of the source I decided it wasn't worth full DVD quality. It is still formatted as a DVD, but because it is a small size it can be burnt onto a CD as a mini DVD (If your player will play them).
Where available these will be the official BBC DVD's. Where there isn't a DVD it'll be my own, mostly from a BBC VHS release. Where there are episodes or stories missing they'll be reconstructions (usually Loose Cannon), encoded onto DVD.
As soon as someone else is seeding I'll do the next one. If no one seeds them they'll die 'cos I haven't got the bandwidth to seed more than one at a time. At roughly one a week this is going to take a couple of years!
There are a few Dr Who DVD's on the torrent sites that have menus which recreate the BBC's. Mine don't, mainly because life's too short to spend doing this, and I think the content is more important. In fact some of the early Who discs have a lot of flaws in them because I hadn't figured out how to use the software yet!
The programme material on this one is only VCD quality. Due to the quality of the source I decided it wasn't worth full DVD quality. It is still formatted as a DVD, but because it is a small size it can be burnt onto a CD as a mini DVD (If your player will play them).
