Yes I think it is…..

My brother tells me that the DVD is awesome, and that I’m in every song. Will be checking it out tomoz

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If you’re that skeleton dude, I guess so. I think he was on nearly every video.

I’m not on it, but would be nice to know who was dressed up as what, and maybe where (time) on what video you can see them. :twisted:

Got my DVD yesterday.  it doesn work on my PS3 or my regular DVD player.  it does however work on my computer and my portable DVD player.  Stupid PAL format.

Sutdio tour with Posford was very cool.
Raja reminds me of my crazy uncle
Ott is pretty funny in both his interview and studio tour.  Who knew he uses all these toys to make his sounds?!

I’m pretty sure the DVD is multi-region (region 0) as opposed to region 2 PAL so it’s probably to do with your TV.

A far greater concern however is that you own a PS3 - quite possibly the most overpriced and overhyped console in the universe. Sell it and get yourself an Xbox 360, 12 month Live Subscription and a copy of Gears of War, fella.  :wink:

Fuck the XBox.  I’ve been a playstation ower for years.  PS3 offers online play for free, the price just dropped as well.  I love it, no complaints.

So BOTH my TVs in my house wont play the DVD?  The Ps3 says “PAL format not supported” on my screen and the one in my bedroom doesnt say anything, it just doesnt play.

Hey, am no console fan, but some dude showed me videos about some XBox “ring-of-death”, where the Xbox’d just stop working… some had already 3 XBoxes ...in other words, looks like a super big fu*k up!

Oh, just found a link:  
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[quote author=“Silent Majority”]Fuck the XBox.  I’ve been a playstation ower for years.  PS3 offers online play for free, the price just dropped as well.  I love it, no complaints.

So BOTH my TVs in my house wont play the DVD?  The Ps3 says “PAL format not supported” on my screen and the one in my bedroom doesnt say anything, it just doesnt play.

How old is your TV? Does it support 50Hz and 60Hz?

[quote author=“Ray”]Hey, am no console fan, but some dude showed me videos about some XBox “ring-of-death”, where the Xbox’d just stop working… some had already 3 XBoxes ...in other words, looks like a super big fu*k up!

Oh, just found a link:  
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Sadly it is indeed a poorly designed bit of kit and is very susceptible to overheating which, given enough time, leads to all manner of issues and I’ve already had mine sent in for repair when it was just 14 months old.  :cry:

One of them is old.  But the other, which the PS3 is hooked up to is about a year and a half old.  Samsung 50 inch 720p/1080i DLP HDTV

I’m not in it unless there are footage from Twisted LIVE :/

Hmm, it should play fine on your Samsung. All I can suggest is you return the DVD to Twisted for a refund.

Charlie: Who are you refering to? It seems to work on at least some device for everyone who wrote in this forum till now, so why send it back for a refund? Isn’t it worth having it, even if it doesn’t play on all devices? I’d probably have just bought the DVD for the Bonus Audio CD alone

Malekai: You can always order it and return for refund if you’re not happy with it, but I think it’s awesome, and I wasn’t at any of the 10 yrs twisted gigs.

I was referring to Silent Majority. Like you, I’d have gladly bought the DVD for the bonus audio CD alone, which is brilliant, but I’m sure a few people are mainly interested in the video side of things and, for those, it must be quite gutting disovering they can’t view it on their big screen TV in their sitting room..

The DVD is awesome The interviews and studio bits were really cool, and the DJ/DJ thing was great.

My only gripe is that the “Live” videos didn’t actually have live audio; I think it would have captured the feeling of being there better.

But can’t have it all! Great job guys :D

1. I am keeping the DVD b/c it works on my computer and my portable DVD player so i can rock out on planes with it.

2. I also dont like the fact that the audio isnt live and is dubbed over.  to be honest, the “live” section of the DVD is the worst part.  All the studio tours and interviews are where it’s at.