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My fiancee is finally to the packing stages and she wants to bring some English language lessons with her which are on VCD. She said there are about 25 VCD's in the set, I told her that I do not have access to a VCD player. I also mentioned that I have never seen a VCD player in the US nor any videos in that format. I suggested that she just leave them because they probably do not play in US DVD players. She thought that we could buy one and I said that I doubt we could find one and that if we did, it would have very limited use in the US. I think I may have her convinced. We'll just buy English language DVD's and it would save me a few headaches. I think looking for a VCD player, would be like looking for an eight track player...nothing made for them anymore, if you can even find one.

 

As aye,

 

Jim

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My fiancee is finally to the packing stages and she wants to bring some English language lessons with her which are on VCD. She said there are about 25 VCD's in the set, I told her that I do not have access to a VCD player. I also mentioned that I have never seen a VCD player in the US nor any videos in that format. I suggested that she just leave them because they probably do not play in US DVD players. She thought that we could buy one and I said that I doubt we could find one and that if we did, it would have very limited use in the US. I think I may have her convinced. We'll just buy English language DVD's and it would save me a few headaches. I think looking for a VCD player, would be like looking for an eight track player...nothing made for them anymore, if you can even find one.

 

As aye,

 

Jim

 

Try your DVD player. It's very likely that it will play them, especially if it is a Japanese make. If not your computer will.

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My fiancee is finally to the packing stages and she wants to bring some English language lessons with her which are on VCD. She said there are about 25 VCD's in the set, I told her that I do not have access to a VCD player. I also mentioned that I have never seen a VCD player in the US nor any videos in that format. I suggested that she just leave them because they probably do not play in US DVD players. She thought that we could buy one and I said that I doubt we could find one and that if we did, it would have very limited use in the US. I think I may have her convinced. We'll just buy English language DVD's and it would save me a few headaches. I think looking for a VCD player, would be like looking for an eight track player...nothing made for them anymore, if you can even find one.

 

As aye,

 

Jim

 

Try your DVD player. It's very likely that it will play them, especially if it is a Japanese make. If not your computer will.

 

I would get a make-in-China model. Get one that plays PAL and NTSC formats and region free.

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My fiancee is finally to the packing stages and she wants to bring some English language lessons with her which are on VCD. She said there are about 25 VCD's in the set, I told her that I do not have access to a VCD player. I also mentioned that I have never seen a VCD player in the US nor any videos in that format. I suggested that she just leave them because they probably do not play in US DVD players. She thought that we could buy one and I said that I doubt we could find one and that if we did, it would have very limited use in the US. I think I may have her convinced. We'll just buy English language DVD's and it would save me a few headaches. I think looking for a VCD player, would be like looking for an eight track player...nothing made for them anymore, if you can even find one.

 

As aye,

 

Jim

 

Try your DVD player. It's very likely that it will play them, especially if it is a Japanese make. If not your computer will.

One is a Sony and the other a JVC. I'll just tell her to bring them and see what happens. The kids bought a movie VCD by mistake when we were in China, and we could never get it to play on the DVD players. But, we can try with these... Thanks.

 

As aye,

 

Jim

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