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CED Digest Vol. 2 No. 18 • 5/3/1997 |
From: (jim) To: ceds@teleport.com Date: Sun, 27 Apr 1997 06:00:46 -0400 Subject: Bumpy, skippy pictures Hi, Does anyone have any suggestions on why so many of my CED's skip and jump around? I just replaced the stylus and the disks seem to be in good shape. Someone wrote once that I should clean the lubricant off the disks. With what? Is that bad for the disk? Did these disks always skip, even when they were new? They seem to have an even worse life expectancy than a audio LP. Any specific cleaning advice would be appreciated! Jim ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Sun, 27 Apr 1997 07:08:19 -0700 From: Ted Dudziak To: ceds@teleport.com Subject: VideoDisc Book For those who are interested, there was a book published about the VideoDisc project. The title is "RCA and the VideoDisc - The business of research" by Margaret B.W. Graham. The book is published by the Cambridge University Press. The book is an interesting historical perspective of technology development as well as the project problems that occured. One significant issue was in marketing of a video product. The first players were not stereo and you could not record on them. These were apparently significant issues with the buying public. On the positive side the programming was cheap, $15 to $25 vs $75 to $100. Ted ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Mon, 28 Apr 1997 08:16:39 -0700 From: "Ajo English Dept." To: ceds@teleport.com Subject: Ed Sandquist C.E.D.'s C.E.D.'s C.E.D.'s C.E.D.'s The following selection of C.E.D.'s are for sale at 5 single discs for $20 plus $2 shipping for each disc ordered. Olivia (Olivia Newton John) The Prince and the Pauper with Errol Flynn That's Entertainment (An excellent M.G.M. compilation) Duck Soup with the Marx Brothers The Mirror Crack'd with Angela Lansbury (Agatha Christie) Gold Diggers of 1933 with Dick Powell White Heat with James Cagney Air Force with John Garfield Footlight Parade with James Cagney To Sir With Love with Sidney Poitier Hang'em High with Clint Eastwood Terror in the Aisles (A Compilation of Horror Clips) Robin and Marion with Sean Connery National Lampoon's European Vacation (The Griswolds go to Europe!!!) My Favorite Year with Peter O'Toole Jaws III with the old shark at it again Carole King: One to One (A real nice concert) Dressed to Kill with Michael Caine and directed by DePalma Viva Las Vegas with Elvis and Ann Margret Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood and his .44 Hombre with Paul Newman An American Werewolf in London (Great special effects.) Vice Squad with Wings Hauser as a great villain Educating Rita with Michael Caine Charge of the Light Brigade with Errol Flynn Paths of Glory with Kirk Douglas and directed by Kubrick Jaws II with Roy Scheider and the shark Psycho II with Anthony Perkins Night Porter with Dirk Bogarde The Jazz Singer with Al Jolson Avalanche with Rock Hudson Charly with Cliff Robertson in a great performance in the title role Suddenly Last Summer with Katherine Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor Reefer Madness (a 1930's cult classic) Jezebel with Bette Davis, George Brent, and Henry Fonda The Petrified Forest with Bette Davis, Leslie Howard, Humphrey Bogart Dark Victory with Bette Davis, George Brent, Geraldine Fitzgerald Psycho with Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh 12 Angry Men with Henry Fonda in a fine Sidney Lumet classic Halloween II with Jamie Leigh Curtis and Michael Myers Adventures of Robin Hood with Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone, Claude Rains Never Give a Sucker an Even Break with W.C. Fields and Gloria Jean Marty with Ernest Borgnine playing the great title role Silent Rage with Chuck Norris Come Back to the Five and Dime with Cher Dracula with Bela Lugosi Coma with Michael Douglas Friday the 13th with Betsy Palmer and great special effects Gold Diggers of 1935 Double C.E.D.'s Double C.E.D.'s Double C.E.D.'s The following double C.E.D.'s are priced at $8 each plus $4 shipping for each title ordered. The Towering Inferno with Paul Newman, William Holden, Steve McQueen The Pride and the Passion with Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra, Sophia Loren The Verdict with Paul Newman Airport with Dean Martin and Burt Lancaster A Few Dollars More with Clint Eastwood Godfather, Part II with Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro Laser Discs Laser Discs Laser Discs Laser Discs The following laser discs are on sale for $12.50 each plus $2 shipping for each title ordered. All are in fine condition. The Haunting of Sarah Hardy Immediate Family with Glenn Close and James Woods Moon of the Wolf with David Janssen Child's Play 2 with Chucky Can She Bake a Cherry Pie with Karen Black Child's Play 3 with Chucky again Adventures of Mark Twain in Claymotion The Red Menace Hellraiser with Andy Robinson and great special effects Hostile Guns with Tab Hunter Topaz (1933) with John Barrymore A Hero Ain't Nothin But a Sandwich with Paul Winfield East of Eden with James Dean as Cal Candleshoe with Jodie Foster, David Niven and Helen Hayes Railroaded with John Ireland Stella Dallas with Barbara Stanwyk Grand Hotel with Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, and Wallace Beery Johnny Handsome with Mickey Roarke and Morgan Freeman Back to the Future with Michael J. Fox The Beach Boys: An American Band Field of Dreams with Kevin Costner Friday the 13th with Betsy Palmer and great special effects Revenge with Kevin Costner and Anthony Quinn Cocoon with Jessica Tandy That Hamilton Woman with Vivian Leigh and Lawrence Olivier Panic in the Streets with Richard Widmark Pinnochio by Disney Holocroft Covenant with Michael Caine Waxworks with great special effects Doc Hollywood (scope) with Michael J. Fox Miller's Crossing with Gabriel Byrne and Albert Finney Mr. Destiny with Michael Caine and Jim Belushi Please specify C.E.D. or Laser Disc when you order and add the appropriate postage. Send your orders to: Ed Sandquist 713 Morondo Ave Ajo, Arizona 85321 Phone 520 387-4204 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Mon, 28 Apr 1997 22:39:54 -0700 From: John Robertson To: ceds@teleport.com Subject: Some CED's for sale/trade/wanted Hi, I have a few discs to trade here in hte RCA Selectavision format. I need Volume two of: Star Trek - the motion picture, REDS, Sophie's Choice, and The Elephant Man. I have the following for sale/trade: Elephant Man (I have 2 1/2 of this one), Benji, Rainbow Brite in "Perl in the Pits", and The Black Stallion. Oh, and lastly, I have Playboy CED in a Muppet Movie cover. Finally an empty The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea case. These are all working, open to offers... :-#)# -- (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) | John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St. VOICE (604)872-5757 FAX 872-2010| Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 mailto:jrr@flippers.com | http://www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out." ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Tue, 29 Apr 1997 12:17:51 -0600 From: David Potochick To: ceds@teleport.com Subject: CED Needle...... Can CED skipping be needle related??? My most recent CED player was seldom used..... The person sold it to me for $3.00 with the Jane Fonda disk.... He said that he recieved the player as a gift and hardly ever used it and never bought any other disks. Anyway, what I noticed is that my disks hardly skip at all on this new CED player. They play beautifully.... So, I might end up just buying needles for my other players and see if it solves the problem..... I wish I would have seen the Nightline where they hold up a CED.... That would have been Kool!!! I'm wondering if DVD will be the next CED..... Everyone (except on person who bought one) that I've talked to so far agrees with me on the pixelated picture... Sure DVD's look fine on small monitors... But, try blowing them up on a big screen TV.... You start seeing great big pixels changing..... CED's and LD's aren't perfect but at least you don't get pixels...... Watching a DVD on a big screen is like trying to magnify a .gif or .bmp file on a Computer...... Well, later........ Dave. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: Wed, 30 Apr 1997 17:15:56 +0000 From: Tom Howe To: ceds@teleport.com Subject: FORWARDED TO CED DIGEST FROM OTT.FORSALE.OTHER Subject: CED video disk player for sale (not a lazor disk Player) From: ct390@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Robbie Strike) Date: 1997/04/30 Newsgroups: ott.forsale.other I am trying to sell some of my dust colectors. I Have for sale 1 CED stereo video disk player. $25 in mint condition. 30 disks 5 bucks each movie. The Muppet Movie The Blue Lagoon Deth Wish Deth Wish 2 On golden Pond Excalibur 2 disks Blazing Saddles Mommie Dearest The Karate Kid, 2 Disks 1 disk of Conan The Barbarian The Secret of NIMH Love Story Ben Hur 2 Disks Disney Cartoon Parade Daffy Duck's movie: Fantastic Island Escape To Witch Mountain Benji Slave of The Cannibal God The many adventures of Winnie the Pooh Disney Cartoon Parade vol 2 Teachers MegaForce Superman 1 2 disks Superman 2 2 disks Superman 3 2 disks National Lampoon's Vacation Beverly Hills Cop The Great Muppet Caper Of cours you may be asking yourself why would you be interisted in this out of date machien whell if you are interisted pleas let me know I would like to know, But you dont have to tell me if you dont want to. And this is not a lazor disk player it is a early 80's analog selectavishion made by RCA. The disks were made out of the same materieal as video tapes not cd's. -- Hooked on phonex dident work for me Your friendly naborhood bad speller. http://www.angelfire.com/co/robbiestrike/index.html
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