The Remains of the day NTSC DVD folder

NTSC - North American - Australia etc DVD player format

Well folks, here we are at last! A real DVD in a nicer sized offering simply because we've made some smart moves in reducing folder size. We saved a huge amount eliminating the extra (supplementary) material on the disc, to begin with, and then by using an efficient bitrate for the video - which will not be noticeable at all I suggest - not even to the most discerning although on the today's hugest television sets, who is to tell! - while maintaining the full powerful audio bitrate of the DVD's audio so nothing is lost at all in the English language track however we made great economies in eliminating any other languages on the disc for this purpose here. We have retained English and French and subtitles in addition to Spanish and Portuguese.

Once you have completed your download, you will need to use a program such as Nero (free with many DVD burners on the market -or available on torrents already posted by others and one we will make available soon in addition - also maybe available for free download as a trial version perhaps at nero.com) to create your DVD by using the "create DVD from folder" option. Within ten minutes or so, your DVD will be ready to play and enjoy on your TV. A blank disc costs approximately 28cents in a larger package - we recommend HP or other reliable brands - perhaps you can purchase a German or French made brand disc equally where you are too.

You can also play the DVD on your computer regardless of where you are, from your downloaded folder, by using software such as DVD X etc. You can then hook up you computer to your television (if its equipped with the approximately $60 video card or similar facility). We have several of these DVDs planned in the next week, however only if we have seeding support during the launch, so please be prepared to share your seed as you download at least.

This movie teaches us the importance of placing the ability to show our loved ones the care they need, lest we lose it all in the end for not being greater stewards than that of all that it is we are charged with caring for.

Note: We have not altered the movie otherwise at all in respect of formatting - it is indeed the widescreen presentation as is on the DVD originally and in the same width and height when played back and shown on your screen.

Michael Rizzo Chessman