Complete list of Shows
Here is a complete list of all the shows available. To get more info on and item just click on the shows name. It will link you to
another page full of info including everything that is included in the set.
All items are 5.00 dollars shipping in the US and 10.00 dollars world wide shipping. See Shipping and Packaging for more
information.
Source types:
There are two types of sources the shows are made from. Stand Definition or SD and High definition or HD. Shows from a SD
sources would include digital channels, analog channels, old VHS tapes, and all resolution being 720 x 480 captured at 9mb/s.
Shows from HD sources are made from a 1080i source, with a resolution being 1920 x 1080 captured at 75mb/s bit rate. As you
can guess the HD shows are superior in every way. All new shows are produced from a HD source. So even if you buy a DVD
show, and not Blu-ray show, DVDs are SD by nature, but since the new DVD shows are created from video from a HD source,
this will mean the show will look better than that of a normal DVD show from a SD source.
All New shows are made from a HD source
Disk types:
There are now three different disk types available, DVD, DVD on Blu-ray, and Blu-ray. DVDs are your standard DVD shows,
they are on single layer Disks, have a standard resolution of 720 x 480 (normal for TV's) and will play on your computer's DVD
drive, your stand alone DVD players, PS2 and PS3s, xbox 360s etc. DVD on Blu-ray, these are Blu-ray disks, that are formatted
as DVDs. What does that mean? Well you will need a Blu-ray player to play these disks, they are in fact Blu-ray Disks, however
they use the resolution and bit rate of a DVD, in other words they are 720 x 480 wide screen SD. Why would you buy a Blu-ray
for SD quality? Well consider this, on one Blu-ray disk you can put about 31 episodes of a show on it. Versus a DVD which can
only hold 6 episodes of that same show. So about 5 DVDs can fit on one blu-ray. So rather than have a bunch of DVDs you can
have the convenience of one or two blu-ray Disks, and sometimes the DVD on Blu-ray will have a Higher Bit rate than that of it's
DVD counter part, making it look better. Blu-ray, these are Blu-ray disks that are formatted as HD Blu-ray shows, these disks
are meant to be played in stand alone and computer Blu-ray players. These Blu-ray Disks are formatted as 1920 x 1080 and are
progressive or 1080p this is the same as watching a Blu-ray movie, You will not find a better looking show than this. I highly
recommend buying these if you can afford it. It is well worth it.
another page full of info including everything that is included in the set.
All items are 5.00 dollars shipping in the US and 10.00 dollars world wide shipping. See Shipping and Packaging for more
information.
Source types:
There are two types of sources the shows are made from. Stand Definition or SD and High definition or HD. Shows from a SD
sources would include digital channels, analog channels, old VHS tapes, and all resolution being 720 x 480 captured at 9mb/s.
Shows from HD sources are made from a 1080i source, with a resolution being 1920 x 1080 captured at 75mb/s bit rate. As you
can guess the HD shows are superior in every way. All new shows are produced from a HD source. So even if you buy a DVD
show, and not Blu-ray show, DVDs are SD by nature, but since the new DVD shows are created from video from a HD source,
this will mean the show will look better than that of a normal DVD show from a SD source.
All New shows are made from a HD source
Disk types:
There are now three different disk types available, DVD, DVD on Blu-ray, and Blu-ray. DVDs are your standard DVD shows,
they are on single layer Disks, have a standard resolution of 720 x 480 (normal for TV's) and will play on your computer's DVD
drive, your stand alone DVD players, PS2 and PS3s, xbox 360s etc. DVD on Blu-ray, these are Blu-ray disks, that are formatted
as DVDs. What does that mean? Well you will need a Blu-ray player to play these disks, they are in fact Blu-ray Disks, however
they use the resolution and bit rate of a DVD, in other words they are 720 x 480 wide screen SD. Why would you buy a Blu-ray
for SD quality? Well consider this, on one Blu-ray disk you can put about 31 episodes of a show on it. Versus a DVD which can
only hold 6 episodes of that same show. So about 5 DVDs can fit on one blu-ray. So rather than have a bunch of DVDs you can
have the convenience of one or two blu-ray Disks, and sometimes the DVD on Blu-ray will have a Higher Bit rate than that of it's
DVD counter part, making it look better. Blu-ray, these are Blu-ray disks that are formatted as HD Blu-ray shows, these disks
are meant to be played in stand alone and computer Blu-ray players. These Blu-ray Disks are formatted as 1920 x 1080 and are
progressive or 1080p this is the same as watching a Blu-ray movie, You will not find a better looking show than this. I highly
recommend buying these if you can afford it. It is well worth it.
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