DVDR Trading list.

I use quality DVD-R media (DVD+R if requested). I don't want any generic media. No B+Ps (Trades only). Most source info is abridged where details are not important.

Firewire > CCE > DVD is a digital lineage, using Cinema Craft Encoder SP to compress DV Video to MPEG-2 VHS > Firewire Indicates a VHS Deck was used to play the tape, and the tape has been converted to DV.

Camcorder > Digital8 > Firewire indicates a lossless digital transfer from the master tape. A clone might have been used, but it is still a perfect digital copy of the original.

VHS1 indicates a First Generation VHS (First generation is a copy of the master. Second is a copy of that, etc.).

8mm M indicates Master 8mm M > Firewire indicates the 8mm Master tape was played in a Digital8 camcorder, which outputs a DV stream over a firewire cable.

uDV indicates an unknown digital camcorder was used. Probably a MiniDV or Digital8, both of which record DV Video.

ALL DVDs have menus and chaptering unless otherwise noted. Most have 5.1 channel AC3 surround sound, as well as an AC3 stereo track. Stereo source info is usually a single-source but not always. Where 5.1 is mentioned, stereo is also present.

I have plenty of CD-R and SHN audio. I am not interested in trading CD-R or SHN for these DVDs. I am not interested in VCDs.

DVDR Trading list. I use TDK or Verbatim DVD-R media (DVD+R if requested). I don't want any generic media. I do not have time for B+Ps right now, and i'm not interested in VCDs Most source info is abridged where details are not important. Firewire > CCE > DVD is a digital lineage, using Cinema Craft Encoder SP to compress DV Video to MPEG-2 VHS > Firewire Indicates a VHS Deck was used to play the tape, and the tape has been converted to DV. Camcorder > Digital8 > Firewire indicates a lossless digital transfer from the master tape. A clone might have been used, but it is still a perfect digital copy of the original. ALL DVDs have menus and chaptering unless otherwise noted. Most PJ DVDs have 5.1 channel AC3 surround sound, as well as an AC3 stereo track. Stereo source info is usually a single-source but not always. Where 5.1 is mentioned, stereo is also present.