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Bobalicious93 wrote:about the collection i only really got into wrestling about 5 years ago and dont really have many dvds but i have all the ppvs from the last 4 years (minus one or two) on video from taping them off sky sports, i know i shouldnt do it but its better than paying 35 euro or so for the wrestlemania dvds. (although i probably will buy them when video dies out)
The whole original releases vs live airings have been done to death. The DVD releases uses to have good extras, buildups to matches, making of commercials, heat matches and interviews, but WWE have made a hash of those unless it's any of the first four popular PPVs. But they're often edited.
The live airings are usually where you have all the proper music, botches etc all intact. So it's really a matter of personal preference and how fussy you are with picture quality. One serious piece of advice is if you have a load of videos and free time, invest in a dvd recorder and transfer em to dvd, then get shot of the tapes, you'll have a safer backup of your collection and you'll save a sh*tload of space
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bout bloody time!
Royal Rumble 1999 & 2000 Double DVD
Royal Rumble 1999 & 2000 Double DVD
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Languages: English
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Approx running time 5 hrs 31 mins
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Royal Rumble 1999
30-Man Royal Rumble Match, featuring: Stone Cold Steve Austin, Mr. McMahon, Gangrel, D-Lo Brown, Triple H, Mark Henry, Droz, Gillberg, Al Snow, Val Venis, Tiger Ali Singh, Golga, Steve Blackman, Blue Meanie, Jeff Jarrett, Test, Mabel, Billy Gunn, The Godfather, Road Dogg, Kurrgan, Dan Severn, Goldust, Big Boss Man, Kane, Owen Hart, Edge, X-Pac, Ken Shamrock & Chyna
“I Quit” Match for the WWE Championship
Mankind vs. The Rock
Women’s Championship Match
Sable vs. Luna
European Championship Match
X-Pac vs. Gangrel
Intercontinental Championship Match
Ken Shamrock vs. Billy Gunn
Big Boss Man vs. Road Dogg
Royal Rumble 2000
30-Man Royal Rumble Match, featuring: British Bulldog, Christian, Hardcore Holly, Steve Blackman, Road Dogg, Big Show, Prince Albert, Val Venis, Bradshaw, Grand Master Sexay, Chyna, Scotty Too Hotty, The Godfather, Mosh, D-Lo Brown, Viscera, Test, Rikishi, Gangrel, Billy Gunn, Kane, Edge, Chris Jericho, Faarooq, Big Boss Man, Al Snow, Bob Backlund, Crash Holly, The Rock & X-Pac
Street Fight for the WWE Championship
Triple H vs. Cactus Jack
World Tag Team Championship Match
New Age Outlaws vs. Acolytes
Triple Threat Match for the Intercontinental Championship
Chris Jericho vs. Chyna vs. Hardcore Holly
Miss Royal Rumble 2000 Swimsuit Competition
Mae Young, B.B, Jacqueline, Ivory, Luna, Terri & The Kat
Tag Team Tables Match
Hardy Boyz vs. Dudley Boyz
Kurt Angle vs. Tazz
DVD Extras:
- Video package- Triple H vs. Cactus Jack
- Video package- Miss Rumble 2000 Swimsuit Contest
- Video package- The Rock & Big Show
- Triple H receives stitches post-match
- Royal Rumble aftermath
- Highlights from Royal Rumble 1998
Other products in this category
The Best of Raw & Smackdown - Volume 4: The Return of Batista DVD €9,00
WWE Live In Italy DVD (2 Discs) €23,00
Summerslam 2007 DVD €17,00
Summerslam 2007 DVD (Steel Book) €19,00
The Ladder Match DVD (3 Discs) €30,00
The Great American Bash 2007 DVD €17,00
In Your House 11 & 12 Double DVD €18,00
Vengeance 2007 DVD €17,00
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krudler wrote:bout bloody time!
Royal Rumble 1999 & 2000 Double DVD
Royal Rumble 1999 & 2000 Double DVD
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WTC039
Price: €18,00
Available October
Languages: English
Subtitles: |1
Approx running time 5 hrs 31 mins
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Preorders
Description
Royal Rumble 1999
30-Man Royal Rumble Match, featuring: Stone Cold Steve Austin, Mr. McMahon, Gangrel, D-Lo Brown, Triple H, Mark Henry, Droz, Gillberg, Al Snow, Val Venis, Tiger Ali Singh, Golga, Steve Blackman, Blue Meanie, Jeff Jarrett, Test, Mabel, Billy Gunn, The Godfather, Road Dogg, Kurrgan, Dan Severn, Goldust, Big Boss Man, Kane, Owen Hart, Edge, X-Pac, Ken Shamrock & Chyna
“I Quit” Match for the WWE Championship
Mankind vs. The Rock
Women’s Championship Match
Sable vs. Luna
European Championship Match
X-Pac vs. Gangrel
Intercontinental Championship Match
Ken Shamrock vs. Billy Gunn
Big Boss Man vs. Road Dogg
Royal Rumble 2000
30-Man Royal Rumble Match, featuring: British Bulldog, Christian, Hardcore Holly, Steve Blackman, Road Dogg, Big Show, Prince Albert, Val Venis, Bradshaw, Grand Master Sexay, Chyna, Scotty Too Hotty, The Godfather, Mosh, D-Lo Brown, Viscera, Test, Rikishi, Gangrel, Billy Gunn, Kane, Edge, Chris Jericho, Faarooq, Big Boss Man, Al Snow, Bob Backlund, Crash Holly, The Rock & X-Pac
Street Fight for the WWE Championship
Triple H vs. Cactus Jack
World Tag Team Championship Match
New Age Outlaws vs. Acolytes
Triple Threat Match for the Intercontinental Championship
Chris Jericho vs. Chyna vs. Hardcore Holly
Miss Royal Rumble 2000 Swimsuit Competition
Mae Young, B.B, Jacqueline, Ivory, Luna, Terri & The Kat
Tag Team Tables Match
Hardy Boyz vs. Dudley Boyz
Kurt Angle vs. Tazz
DVD Extras:
- Video package- Triple H vs. Cactus Jack
- Video package- Miss Rumble 2000 Swimsuit Contest
- Video package- The Rock & Big Show
- Triple H receives stitches post-match
- Royal Rumble aftermath
- Highlights from Royal Rumble 1998
Other products in this category
The Best of Raw & Smackdown - Volume 4: The Return of Batista DVD €9,00
WWE Live In Italy DVD (2 Discs) €23,00
Summerslam 2007 DVD €17,00
Summerslam 2007 DVD (Steel Book) €19,00
The Ladder Match DVD (3 Discs) €30,00
The Great American Bash 2007 DVD €17,00
In Your House 11 & 12 Double DVD €18,00
Vengeance 2007 DVD €17,00
One Night Stand 2007 DVD €17,00
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Rumble 2000 is definitely worth it, The extras on 2000 are too and I'm glad that they didn't edit them out for the release too.
Oh and the best thing about the tagged classics? No bleeping, no blurring. So sit back and enjoy
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What irks me about WWE and Rey Mysterio is that they totally refuse to acknowledge of his unmasking, and therefore leaving out some killer Filthy Animals stuff.
Bet if WWE were desperate enough, they'd stick Kanes mask back on (and then probably pretend the unmasking never happened) but thats another rant for another day.
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Fozzy wrote:RF Video have it on sale here: http://www.rfvideo.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=878. They only have the video though, not the DVD
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EdK wrote:I laughed at this Shawn Michaels have had a 20+ year career filled with classic matches and he gets 2 discs while Cena has had a 5 ish year career filled with mediocre stuff and he gets 3 discs
I know Shawn has had from the Vault before but still!!!
John Cena has had a dvd before too Word Life but i dont know whats on it so I wont comment
Well Triple H has had 2 DVD's out so far too, one solely of matches (That Damn Good), and i believe he's getting another one too.
Shawn's one will be complete if they just avoid all the matches on from the vault as there is tons on that.
As for the Word Life DVD, it really covers up from 2002-2003, and a lot of it is a silly ass documentary (as it was done before WWE knew how to produce DVDs properly!), stupid plugs for his album, a rehash of the bit he did for Before they were Superstars. The only good segment of that DVD are the battle raps.
And yes, i have it. I was in the UK at the time and had some sterling left to get shot of before i boarded the plane!
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flahavaj wrote:Was just leafing through this thread and spotted this post. I've a TON of VHS cluttering up my apartment and would love to convert it all and get rid of em for once and for all. Whats the best way to go about this? Is it time consuming?
Thanks in advance for any info.
Depends on how ya want to present it. I was a big menu freak at the time, so i used a TV capture card, set me back about 200 euro at the time but in 2004 that was a lot cheaper than a DVD recorder. Then dropped the menu's in afterwards.
If menu's aren't an issue, find a cheap dvd recorder for about 130-150 quid and copy them over. You may need an anti-macrovision lead for some original tapes to copy over though.
Time consumption - well that depends really, it took me six months to do mine. I'd get 3 done a day, one when i got back from work, one before i went to bed, and one before i left for work the next day. It really depends on how big your library is
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validreasoning! wrote:Depends on how ya want to present it. I was a big menu freak at the time, so i used a TV capture card, set me back about 200 euro at the time but in 2004 that was a lot cheaper than a DVD recorder. Then dropped the menu's in afterwards.
If menu's aren't an issue, find a cheap dvd recorder for about 130-150 quid and copy them over. You may need an anti-macrovision lead for some original tapes to copy over though.
Time consumption - well that depends really, it took me six months to do mine. I'd get 3 done a day, one when i got back from work, one before i went to bed, and one before i left for work the next day. It really depends on how big your library is
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Thanks for taking the time for replying man, much appreciated. If i was to use a simple DVD recorder, would it require me playing every single tape through from start to finish in order to transfer it? Also did you find yourself having to use say 2 discs for a 3 hour tape or is there a way around the fact that most commercially available DVDRs seem to be only 120 mins long? thanks again for your help.
Apologies to mods for taking this off topic but it is useful info and maybe more people than I will benefit from this.0 -
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flahavaj wrote:Goddamn you're quick of the mark!!!:D
Sounds rather straightforward the only thing stopping me is my chronic laziness in getting stuff like this done.
One last question, do you lose any quality in sound or picture in the transfer from one medium to another?
You do and you don't, depending on your equipment.
You'll lose a little video quality, it's not noticable on standard televisions, but it's noticable if you sit too close to a HDTV. I can do some screen grabs from stuff i've done before and pm ya the link later.
I gots ta run now tho, should be back in an hour or two
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