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Moonbat74
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5 Posts
8/12
Posted - Sep 9 2012 : 8:00PM
Hi
This might seem like a stupid question, but could anyone give me an idea of the lag time between the DVD release of a movie from a major studio (eg Elegant Angel or Evil Angel) and its release to paying customers/members of the company websites?
For example, Nerdy Girls was released on August 24th; when will the studio be releasing scenes on its website? Etc etc.
Thanks
pat362
Senior Member

10078 Posts
3/10
Posted - Sep 9 2012 : 9:10PM
^I'm not a member of Elegant Angel's site but I just visted teh site and Nerdy Girls is already out.(see link)
http://www.elegantangel.com/series.php
I am a member of Evil Angel and their release schedule is a little unusual. Some movies get added to the site before their dvd release while others get released at about the same time and some get released a few weeks after their dvd release. I'd recommend you vist the two below sites and see what i mean.
http://evilangelvideo.com/coming_soon
http://www.evilangel.com/en/dvds
Moonbat74
New Member

5 Posts
8/12
Posted - Sep 9 2012 : 10:33PM
Yep, noticed the same thing about Evil Angel. Strange inconsistencies there.
EA, whilst it has Nerdy Girls up, isn't available for download yet, which seems a little strange. It would be good to know the dates when new DVDs become available for download to sitesubscribers - I understand the studios probably make more money off the DVD release, but still...
Airworks
Member

56 Posts
5/10
Posted - Sep 10 2012 : 1:19AM
Yeah, I'm also an Evil Angel member and as you said, some movies go right up which is great, some take a week or two, then there are others that seem to take forever to go up.
My only real issue with Evil Angel is that I wish they would get around to uploading more of their missing back catalogue, and re-uploading a few older movies in higher quality. Some of the older titles on there are uploaded in really low quality, which is a shame.
Edited by - Airworks on 9/10/2012 1:20:22 AM
Rod
Member

908 Posts
8/10
Posted - Sep 12 2012 : 12:26AM
I suspect the business model is changing. At one point, content was always released on DVD and then on websites after the DVD sales died down. As the market moves more on-line, I would expect more content to be released ONLY on-line and perhaps never on DVD. Think about the distribution costs of one vs the other. As the DVD market dies (it's happening....get use to it), publishers have to change with the market.



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