Quiet Wedding DVD

The film is recorded onto a high-quality, region free, Sony DVD+R, which should play on most PAL system DVD players and computers (please check compatibility before ordering).

I will run quality control on every disc, but in the unlikely event of an authoring error, will immediately send out a replacement disc.

Care and attention have been taken over the quality of packaging and presentation of these discs, which are designed to look good among your Margaret Lockwood DVD collection.

This DVD comes in a professional library case with artwork and a matching disc label. The DVD has a menu featuring moving thumbnails from four chapter points, with the film's theme tune as an accompaniment.

Delivery to Great Britain is included in the price and the DVD will be promptly dispatched via First Class post in a padded bag. International delivery is £2 for Airmail, with delivery due in three to five working days.

Explain Quality Rating

Quiet Wedding - Slightly grainy picture, with occasional picture flicker towards the end

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These films come from a wide range of sources, so naturally the quality varies. The film is digitally remastered and cleaned where possible, including enhancing the sound. In order to help you make an informed purchase, the films are put into one of three categories:

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NEW - Silver Sirens DVD release of Quiet Wedding

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A - Excellent to Very Good	These will usually be comparable to off-air quality, with perhaps just the odd voice over.
B - Good to Reasonable	Often converted from lower quality American prints, these films may also have been softened by previous analogue copying.
C - Below Average to Poor	Although perfectably watchable, these films will have some defects in their picture and, occasionally, sound.

A good way to get an idea of the quality is to view the film clips, although bear in mind that the DVD will be of a much higher quality (typically 6500 kbps rather than 450).

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