I recently inherited a load of (mainly) golden age LD titles from my dad and wondered if anyone here would be interested in them?
I don't have an LD player myself, so they're of no use to me.
I'd have to make a list of the titles, of course, but maybe some could be useful for projects where superior audio is required.
Due to shipping costs I'd only be looking to sell within the UK and I'd prefer to sell in bulk via a courier.
Anyone who's seriously interested please PM me for further details.
Thanks.
(2023-05-14, 04:57 PM)wongfeihung Wrote: [ -> ]I recently inherited a load of (mainly) golden age LD titles from my dad and wondered if anyone here would be interested in them?
I don't have an LD player myself, so they're of no use to me.
I'd have to make a list of the titles, of course, but maybe some could be useful for projects where superior audio is required.
Due to shipping costs I'd only be looking to sell within the UK and I'd prefer to sell in bulk via a courier.
Anyone who's seriously interested please PM me for further details.
Thanks.
do we have someone on here capturing PAL LDs? there's definitely some I'd love to hear like this one:
https://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/18892/PLF...ior-Bonner
I'm in the UK and have three LD players, but have only captured via dvd-r before but I could get a usb capture card if there are any good/cheap ones
I can capture PAL LDs with bit-perfect PCM (or analogue audio if it's an older laservision disc).
There used to be a thread on good analogue capture cards/dongles, you may find that a lot of older devices will not work on newer PCs or the latest versions of Windows as the drivers updates have stopped. I've had to keep a Win7 PC so I can still use my capture card.
I should've said that most of the discs are NTSC imports.
Nice! Hopefully there are some gems
I would have to make a list.
But I'm not sure if anyone's interested, really?
I can't do anything with them, so it's off to the charity shop otherwise...
If you want to find a new home by any of the forum members, you've to create a list of the content. Use LDDB.com for best results.
Just a suggestion
