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[rodneyscat]

I was right in the middle of commenting and replying when the mail arrived and this dropped on my doormat...

*logs off and goes to watch Colin's video diary*

Comments

[rane-ab.livejournal.com]

Hah, mine just arrived, too! Yay for boys being silly. :D

[rodneyscat.livejournal.com]

You ordered them from Amazon UK too? I'm pretty pleased with how soon the set arrived, seeing as it released on Monday :D

[rane-ab.livejournal.com]

Yep. :D The first box also arrived three days after I ordered it. Ironically, only the extras will play on my computer - it seems to hate the actual episodes! But the extras were pretty adorable - Bradley commenting on Colin's cheekbones totally cracked me up. :o)

[rodneyscat.livejournal.com]

Oh, that's annoying... Have you tried using another player? I can play my dvd's with WMP and VLC. I love VLC; it'll play anything!

And yeah, the cheekbones comment (http://rodneyscat.livejournal.com/691859.html) :D

[rane-ab.livejournal.com]

WMP won't play dvds for me, so I always use VLC. I suppose it's actually some kind of problem with the dvd slot of my computer (it simply doesn't recognise the dvds), but it is kind of odd that it only seems to have trouble with the Merlin dvds. I did manage to get them to work (partially) after about 10 tries. They start skipping halfway through, but at least I managed to listen to the Moment of Truth commentary. Have you listened to it yet? It was totally adorable. :o)

[rodneyscat.livejournal.com]

Good chance it's a problem with the dvd slot yeah. I had the same problem with my cd-player that quite randomly played some cds effortlessly, and others kept skipping or not playing at all. Or they suddenly started playing after they'd been in there for half an hour or so when I'd almost forgotten about them. Once they'd played a first time, it would be less of a problem to play them again. I'll never figure these kinds of things out...

Yeah, I listened to 'The Moment of Truth' commentary, and loved it as much as everybody else! I especially loved the genuine laughter here and there and how sometimes they were very aware of us as audience and sometimes seemed to have forgotten all about us.