Heavy Metal (Superbit Collection) (1981) NTSC DVD ISO

A sweeping story of the battle of good against evil is told through an anthology of short animated films about a glowing green orb (the Loc-Nar) that is the personification of ultimate evil in the universe. Based loosely on the French magazine "Heavy Metal". http://www.amazon.com/Heavy-Metal-Superbit-Collection-Francks/dp/B0000844MU/ The Superbit titles utilize a special high bit rate digital encoding process which optimizes video quality while offering a choice of both DTS and Dolby Digital 5.1 audio. These titles have been produced by a team of Sony Pictures Digital Studios video, sound and mastering engineers and comes housed in a special package complete with a 4 page booklet that contains technical information on the Superbit process. By reallocating space on the disc normally used for value-added content, Superbit DVDs can be encoded at double their normal bit rate while maintaining full compatibility with the DVD video format. Video: 1.85:1 "Superbit" Audio: English 5.1 Subtitles: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai HEAVY_METAL.ISO 6071648256 bytes CRC32 0a0c5bca MD5 677de399bcb0af6f1cd4be6b561ca9b2 SHA-1 7b0aa43d0f889ef8d94f04c4da38e85f633fe0a5 SHA-256 2ea7ae92b7c1c1cf6c2ab6493de623e49ee37314c8ba1ab411a6fc3a0fb93433 SHA-512 945deac3c8082770cfaaf6e9f7f7acb71b94e98b79746f6d8d353e5e94ba759a7b9442ea341a5a1314dec7158c2bb817981c4c0705bd153e54765304b720e0cd RIPEMD-160 7d76d7068732c2c0ad1572acca8ad4b78c132351 WHIRLPOOL-1 e2b416a0c19ac42131a9627b718bdb227049d279f133fd4e5ec4df54aee550d69e8f9e15a49847295ea869e373644c50af47be2e558d246b88dc04e4ebd4f025 Tiger-192 5856f53ff4e9a798d39ee96981996fea8bb1e847957971ef Permalink http://abouthash.com/7b0aa43d0f889ef8d94f04c4da38e85f633fe0a5

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ICDP (2008-03-21)

Therefore can I assume that this will play in a regular dvd player.What program will work to compress it to dvd-r.This is all new to me

comedycentral (2008-03-21)

Imgburn can burn this file to a DVD (the DVD needs to be bigger than 5.65 GB) and the DVD will play in your DVD player
http://www.imgburn.com/
You can also open the file with VLC media player and the DVD will play on you computer.
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Both programs are free, but ImgBurn is only available for Windows.

bleslie (2008-04-02)

dont bother. every time i try to watch i get an error saying that the disk is too badly damaged to continue

notelpa (2008-04-08)

thank man!!!
realy thank!!!
this is monumental!!!
Im so happy.

vandal_tbh (2009-09-02)

Killed two disks, then when it finally burned, there is no audio... don't waste your time!

vandal_tbh (2009-09-02)

Shit, disregard my last comment...you have to select dolby digital in the audio setup menu to get sound. Working fine now, thanks!