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#191179
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Help: looking for Cowclops v.2 DVD Covers? Summary thread?
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/191179/action/topic#191179
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Originally posted by: trickbaxter
Is anyone having problems playing the main audio track on this? I can only listen to the commentary track.


I've had the same issues. You'll have to go into the audio menu and select PCM audio track to hear the movie. I don't know what the issue is with the audio. Some people have the same problems you and I have, with it defaulting to the commentary, and others don't.
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#190385
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Info Wanted: Superbit?
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/190385/action/topic#190385
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I won't link to it, but I've seen there is also a "superbit" version of Star Wars Episode 3 on Ebay as well.

But as it is said earlier, the box is still impressive.

I have the Superbit versions of Spider-Man and Spider-Man 2 and the DTS sounds better than the Dolby Digital 5.1 on the regular releases. I've seen the Jurrassic Park Superbit series on E-bay before, and wish they would come out with more R1 Superbits. They only seem to go to Japan. But do they really have that many more besides Jurrassic Park and a few others?
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#190195
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Info Wanted: Superbit?
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/190195/action/topic#190195
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I personally do like the superbit series, because if nothing else, it has DTS sound on them. I think there may be a slight improvement in picture quality, but not much.

But they don't have that many out, and definately not Star Wars. Its from Russia and I've seen the Indiana Jones trilogy on superbit out of there, also of very questionable authenticity.

But it says its real on the auction, so it has to be. lol
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#187893
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AOL Email "Tax"
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/187893/action/topic#187893
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NEVER give AOL a reason why you are cancelling an account. I used to work for a company that also did ISP services and they always said that any reason you can give them will trigger a sales script tailored to the reason your leaving. Its best to just insist on cancelling and refuse to give them a reason.
Even yet, I have a co-worker who was on AOL, and even after he cancelled they still billed him. He finally had to block them at the bank from doing automatic withdrawls.