Will Repetrope DVD's work in my player?

Repetrope DVD's are playable on most standard DVD players and computer DVD-ROM drives. Since Repetrope DVDs utilize DVD Recordable (DVD-R) technology, our DVDs may be incompatible with a small number of players. If your player was purchased after 1999, it is very likely to be compatible with our DVD releases.

What is the life expectancy of a DVD disc? Will it wear down from repeated play?

Provided that you keep proper care and handling of the disc, DVD discs can be expected to last anywhere from 100 to 300 years. Unlike VHS, it will not wear down or show any degradation in quality no matter how many times it is played.

What region codes are your DVD videos set to? Are your DVDs available in PAL format?

All Repetrope DVD releases are set to play in "All Regions." However, all Repetrope DVD releases are created in the North American NTSC video format, so you will need to have an NTSC-compatible player if you live in a country which uses a different video standard. This should be not be an issue if you are using a DVD-ROM drive and are playing our DVD discs on your computer monitor.

I already own a VHS copy of a video you've just re-released on DVD. Can I upgrade without having to pay full price?

Yes. We are currently offering a DVD Upgrade discount which will allow customers to obtain DVD versions of videos they've previously purchased from Repetrope. DVD upgrades are only $19 per title, plus standard shipping fees. Click here for more detailed information about our DVD Upgrade discounts.