Want a Gem for your Seinfeld Collection

Sep 21, 20008 posts by 4 postersalt.tv.seinfeld
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Spam post offering unauthorized Seinfeld DVDs and CDs claimed to be from studio sets, with skeptical replies about legality, technical quality, and copyright concerns.

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Then I might have something to offer you..please read on.

Have you been looking for the entire collection of Seinfeld? Are you tired of trying to put one together yourself? After the syndication cuts and banners and things floating across the screen. Is it all less then stellar to complete your collection? We'll I have an offer that all thought is obviously not for everybody, it will appeal to many.

I am offering the complete Seinfeld collection on 12 VHS tapes and 24 Computer CD-r.

These are not just recorded from TV. These are from a studio set given out at the last show to the cast and crew for a job well done. Only thirty sets were made. The sets consisted of 60 SP recorded tapes. These sets are derived from them on to 12 VHS EP tapes and being completed are the easier to afford Cd Rom collection on 24 discs. These Cd ROMs are a good value for anyone. The only drawback of them is that you cannot watch them on a TV for it is limited to your computer screen. Still very comparable as the pluses far outweigh the one drawback.

The CD-ROM versions are recorded on disc using real media compression version 8. After weighing all the options for compressions. This format stood out as the best. IT has taken me 5 months to make these digital copies (most of the time was devoted to research and technique). I intended to only make them for my own personal use however, I saw that a lot of fans especially overseas wanted copies of Seinfeld as it is not broadcast in their country. As you may know the format of television is different in other countries. Pal in Europe. Seacam in Asia. NTSC in North America. I guess you could consider this version the universal copy for anyone with a computer and a cd rom. Also this version is not subject to signal degradation like VHS tape is. Until they are all released on DVD one day this might be it. Like I mentioned, this was originally made just for me however cost and time were greater then I thought and I considered sharing a limited number with other fans. The entire set which includes every episode from the very first Seinfeld pilot broadcasted in 89 to the grand finale in 98. All were painstakingly recorded on the computer using a video capture card from ATI. Each episode is around 23 minutes long and each file would consume 800 megabytes of space. Then compressed down (recorded on the highest setting) to a tenth of the size. Each episode took two hours to compress so this computer has been (and still is) on for weeks at a time compressing. I am going to also bind them in a folder labeled very nicely so it will stand out in your collection as a unique item.

Before you dismiss the quality of these, you really must see them. I can send a self contained example on a cd which will be directly from the version. This will be the real media player 8 and 7 or 8 full-length episodes to help you decide.

The cost of the CD-rom set which takes around three hours to reproduce on 24 cd-roms and packaged handsomely for your collection will cost $100. That will include priority shipping also.

If you decide that you would like an example , please send me a confirmation and I will contact you further. IF however you decide right now that is something that just does not interest you then I thank you for your time and patience.

If you have a fast connection then please take a look at two clips from the set. http://www.geocities.com/seinfeldonvhs/results.html

p.s. Please contact me if you are inquiring about the VHS version. These are difficult to make and expensive so not many people would be interested so I don't waste the space on them.

What is Castle Rock's stance on this? I would guess they would like to dig up your great grandmother and bury her upside down. I used to have a webpage where i had 7 mb eps on it and they threatened to sue. That was nonprofit, so I hope you're anonymous!

-Matt

d wrote:

I downloaded the clips, and not to nitpick or anything...but the frame rate seemed fairly slow. Does it look that way to anyone else, or is my computer too slow?

-Matt

d wrote:

Hi,

I've seen te realaudio clips and you're right. excellent quality.. But wouldn't it be a good idea if you could put the shows on dvd somehow? With stand-alone dvd-players so cheap nowadays this would enable us to watch it on tv. Furthermore i think it would save you shipping and huge amounts of copying time..

cheers Bas

yes but have you seen the price on dvd recorders. and given the fact that consumer availible dvds hold 4.7 gigs as opposed to commerical of 18 gigs. from a technical stand point yes, that would be excellent and I would love that if only for myself. but I don't think it will happen in the future (at least a year or two) I do havve the masters so if it does become viable I will do it however I am not set up commerically to do this

On Thu, 21 Sep 2000 16:45:05 +0200, ..CliX.. wrote:

I would like to order these, sounds great.

What is the ordering info and how do you pay? Money order do?

"d" wrote in message news:[email]...

I don't think these will work for you as they are recorded in real media. they are good by themselves but not condusive the transfer

On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 00:05:15 GMT, "Snake Palmer" wrote:

Also, what resolution are these digitized at? I have a dvd recorder and will put them on dvd for myself from the cds

"d" wrote in message news:[email]...