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Hi everyone,
I'm a new guy here, glad i found this site. I do have a question though about the Lion King dvd, and it is about a layer change, maybe. During the Special Edition of the movie at 11:33 and during the "theatrical" version at 10:49 into the movie, there's a slight pause. I think this is a layer change or something, but want to check. Does anyone else's dvd do this? None of my friends bought the dvd so I can't compare it to any elses. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Cuzin Jawn

Hey, welcome to the forum! I've heard that this is a universal problem, so while I have no intention of ever watching the IMAX cut with a new musical number...I believe this will be there, if I do. I think it's a branching change, rather than a layer change, but it should look just like that.

Hi cuzin.

That pause is really the layer change.

This dvd begins with two separated tracks, one with the morning report and another with the original version. after the layer change, your dvd will read the same track.

Ok

Thiago

I dont get the pause on either version

Nobody gets layer changes.

I got a pause also after the morning report section. Although it was slightly annoying it wasn't that big of a deal to me.

I haven't checked the "original" version yet for pausing. I'll report back later on that.

MickeyMouseboy wrote:I dont get the pause on either version

may be because your dvd makes the layer change too fast, that you don´t perceive the pause, but it exists.

Thiago

BasilOfBakerStreet427 wrote:Nobody gets layer changes.

Everybody get a layer change.

Since the disney movies are recorded in dvd9, in some moment of the movie it need to make a slight pause to change the layer. the newest dvd player don´t need to do this because have two independent readers of the disc, so when the frist layer ends, imediatlly the second beggins to be readed.

Some disney movies has all the movie recoded in the layer one, so it don´t have layer change (example: lilo & stitch, Latin R4 version).

OK

Thiago

ThiagoPE wrote:

BasilOfBakerStreet427 wrote:Nobody gets layer changes.

The newest dvd players don´t need to do this because they have two independent readers of the disc, so when the first layer ends, immediatly the second begins to be read.


Thiago

So, there are players that don't pause when the layer switch happens? What brands and models? I hate that lil pause on dual layer discs.

Maerj wrote:So, there are players that don't pause when the layer switch happens? What brands and models? I hate that lil pause on dual layer discs.

I really don´t know this information.

But i know that these players exists.

Try ask the model of the dvd player of MickeyMouseboy.

OK

Thiago

Basically they just have a bigger buffer, so are able to cache more data when reading off the disc. If the cache is large enough, they can still be playing from the cache while the read head moves to the second layer. This gives the illusion of no layer change.

i dont get any pause or any sign of a layer change it plays smoothly. my DVD Player is a Sony

MickeyMouseboy wrote:i dont get any pause or any sign of a layer change it plays smoothly. my DVD Player is a Sony

mine too.

Oh man! i dont have my copy of the DVD yet and i dont have a Sony..... does this mean it wont play well??

IggieKuzco wrote:Oh man! i dont have my copy of the DVD yet and i dont have a Sony..... does this mean it wont play well??

No!

The dvd will play well in any dvd player, but the old player will make a slight pause after the morning report song for change the disc layer.

I like a lot your avatar, remembers the flag of my country.

Thiago

ThiagoPE wrote:The dvd will play well in any dvd player, but the old player will make a slight pause after the morning report song for change the disc layer.

how old does the player have to be not to play??

ThiagoPE wrote:I like a lot your avatar, remembers the flag of my country.

Thanks!!

IggieKuzco wrote:

ThiagoPE wrote:The dvd will play well in any dvd player, but the old player will make a slight pause after the morning report song for change the disc layer.

how old does the player have to be not to play??

I think after 2002, at least, the majority of the players don´t makes more this pause.

Try test a dvd where you know the area of the slight pause:


The slight pause happes at this point of the movie, ther brazilian edition also change the font of the subtitles (it was a miss from the people of the authoring)

Thiago

Damn... i got an LG DVD from before 2002..... i sure hope it'll work smoothly!! it's like 2-3 years old!!

btw... thanks for all your help Thiago!!

Ok, when you need my help, is just ask

ThiagoPE wrote:Ok, when you need my help, is just ask

thanks Thiago!