My DVD-ROM is a Gateway, I believe it's a Toshiba (model #, again ?, I can't find the documentation on this right now. But I'm fairly sure it's a Toshiba.) I've also had this machine for three years.

My other DVD player (well, actually my dad's) is a Philips.
Just got this one about a few months ago.

Last night I watched the DVD on the Philips DVD player and it got further in the scene, than on my Zenith, then the picture got pixelated, and paused, then stopped.

---BIGmike, over and out!---

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We are currently in a huge technical and financial battle with that replication plant, trying to get them to compensate us for all of our costs, which include not just the solid costs of exchanges and shipping, but also loss of the support of our customers. That's something that you can't put a price tag on.

At any rate, everyone has their own viewing habits, and if it is a huge inconvience for you to have to watch this DVD on your computer, for an ADT member, we can exchange it for a different Service Animals.

As soon as we found out about Flesh Hunter 2, we had duplicate DLTs made up and sent it off to a different replication plant. We've had new (completely functional) copies of FH2 for over a month now.

That's why I'm surprised about Service Animals 5. It's been out for a couple months, and no one had said anything yet.

Until I read your post, I didn't know that there were possible problems with SA5, as this is the first complaint about this specific title.

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No loss here, shit happens.

While it is frustrating, there is no way of knowing that some DVDs would turn out badly, right?

I just thought that I should bring this to your attention.

You probably haven't heard much about this DVD, if it is a problem, because perhaps, I am too big of a Joey Silvera fan, unlike others.

Well, I have Service Animals 6, which plays fine(?) I haven't watched it on my standalone yet, but I believe it works fine, I will check that one out as well sometime this week.

I really hate to do a review that recommends a title that may have a problem, because it makes me look bad. But like I said, it worked great in my DVD-ROM drive, so I just ass-u-me 'd that it worked fine in my other player.

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I recently had a defective copy of GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES, the one that came with the Marilyn Monroe Diamond Collection, and in the very first six minutes it just pixelates and freezes. But the other one was perfect.

Why don´t you trade you copy for ANOTHER SA5 and check it out?

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Been there.

This is the second copy.

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I'm not big on technical aspects of DVD players, all I know is I have a Sony.

Actually, I'm gonna purchase a copy of it, I should have it by next week. I'll keep my fingers crossed that I don't run into any problems.

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Not really an inconvenince, but annoying. I do have a 18" viewable monitor so it's not like I can complain about not seeing.

I played it again the other night on my DVD-ROM, played fine. I guess my DVD-ROM is better than I originally thought, because it is playing "trouble discs" with no problems.

for an ADT member, we can exchange it for a different Service Animals.

As great as that sounds I have all of them that are on DVD right now. But I will email you later about another problem I have.

vicg79,
I rented this DVD from my local place a couple of months ago. It played fine all the way throughout.

Well, that certainly is great news, like I said previously, it plays fine in my DVD-ROM, and it only messes up on the last scene in my other players.

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