TVshowsondvd is reporting that several people who have purchased the
first season DVD set of The Flash have gotten DVDs that are defective. Seems that the pilot episode on the
first disc might skip or freeze. If you got a defective disc, you can call Warner Home Video at 1-800-891-1311 and
they'll send you a SASE envelope for you to return the disc. want to use a kind of software to vonvert moive into flash ,someone advises me to use this software.http://www.flash-on-tv.com/vtf/video-to-flash.html.
Have someone already used it?
I think i need some advices.
Thinks.
I want to use a kind of software to vonvert moive into flash ,someone advises me to use this software.http://www.flash-on-tv.com/vtf/video-to-flash.html.
Have someone already used it?
I think i need some advices.
Thinks.
I think my disks must be defective. The costume he is wearing looks god-awful in each and every scene.
Must be the same problem that plauge's each of my Batman movie DVDs.
To see if you have a defective disk, watch the pilot episode and fast forward to the end (the part where Barry is talking to his nephew). The problem will manifest there, usually, either freezing on that scene or freezing on the start of the end credits.
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