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Why Buy? | How Much | Games Per DVD | DVD Player Compatibility | Search Tips | Copyright

If you have questions regarding payment methods, shipping or product returns, please visit the Store Policy page for those issues.  This page addresses issues specific to the DVD video product.

WHY BUY?

Why buy a Video on DVD? I see many camcorders at the games so what makes me believe that others would be willing to buy their videos from PC Graphix?  Here are the reasons...

1. Superior quality as video is recorded, edited and output in a pure digital format.
2. A tripod mounted from a high vantage point (e.g., above the press box), gives you a whole new perspective on the game!
3. Missed that awesome play?  Don't worry...PC Graphix caught every play of the game!!
4. "Dead ball" time is replaced with smooth scene transitions - you get 30 minutes of pure action!
5. Jump right to your favorite parts quickly with DVD
6. DVD's don't wear out like video tape
7. DVD's have an expected "shelf life" of over 100 years. Keep them for a lifetime.
8. DVD's never need rewinding!!
9. Custom designed interactive DVD menu
10. No upfront setup or production fees - all you pay for is the DVD!

HOW MUCH FOR A DVD?

Typically you'll find that most DVD's on this website cost $24.95.  A number of factors influence the final cost of a DVD video.  In particular, the distance traveled to videotape the game, the pre-production order commitment, the length of the video, potential sales forecast, etc. 

Now compare this high quality DVD video containing an entire game to the cost of buying your child's sports photo.  You'll pay nearly $15 for just a single sheet of paper containing maybe three pictures of your child in their uniform that appears to have been printed on an ink jet printer.  The DVD video is an unbelievable bargain!

For less than twice the price of your child's sports pictures, you can have an entire football game on cutting edge DVD Video! 

HOW MANY GAMES ARE ON EACH DVD?

Each DVD includes one full length game. 

DVD PLAYER COMPATIBILITY

Will the DVD play in my DVD Player?  This depends on your DVD Player.  Nearly all DVD Players made after the latter part of 1999 will recognize either the DVD-R, DVD+R or both formats.  If you have a DVD player that was made prior to that time, you should consider upgrading to a new DVD Player as you will likely have a compatibility issue.  DVD Player prices are at an all time low and also capable of playing a wider range of formats including music CDs, MP3's, SVCD,  etc.

What format will my DVD be produce in?  That depends on your brand & model no. of DVD player.  Your brand & model will be compared against a compatibility list to ensure that you receive an appropriate format. 

Will the DVD play on my computer? As long as your computer has a DVD player (also referred to as a DVD-ROM), you will be able to watch the video on your computer.  DVD-ROM's have become quite common on computers purchased within the last 3 years.  Since you can adjust the size of the video played back on your computer, be sure not to "stretch" the video larger than its intended viewing size of 720 x 480 pixels as this will degrade the video quality. 

What if my DVD Player doesn't play my DVD?  You have a number of options. 

1. If your DVD player is more than a few years old, it most likely won't recognize either DVD format.  In such cases, you are better off upgrading to a newer DVD player which will recognize the DVD as well as offer a host of new features. 
2. Exchange your DVD for one in a different format.  However, you must have provided your DVD Player brand & model # during checkout in order to be eligible for this exchange.  Please read the return policy for important information.
3. If you provided your DVD Player brand and model #, but neither format will play on your DVD Player, then a full refund will be issued.  However, if the video is important to you, you should consider keeping the DVD as eventually you will purchase a newer DVD player, a PlayStation 2 or an XBox which will play the DVD.  If you decide to return it, you may never have the opportunity to own it again.

Will the DVD play on my PlayStation 2 & XBox? Yes! This is a great option since many already own one of these gaming devices or plan to purchase one in the near future.  Note that the XBox requires an optional DVD component which must be purchased separately.

SEARCH TIPS

Use the following tips to quickly locate the videos you want:

Tip #1:  Search by Team Name.  To find all games won by the Vikings, enter "vikings*" in the search box.  The "*" is used to denote the winning team.

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COPYRIGHT

Based on the creative design & work that has gone into producing each video, PC Graphix places a copyright on each DVD sold.  Reproduction of any DVD produced by PC Graphix is strictly prohibited.