Consequently, there are a lot of companies that have made Bootleg DVD's. However, there are two companies that put their stamp on the large proportion of releases, "Apocalypse sound" and "Way of Wizard".
The first mentioned has released over 200 releases with different kind of artists, while the "Way of Wizards'
soon pass 500 releases. AS has also a part of the CD bootleg industry. If it's the same company or an affiliate
I leave unsaid.
A bootleg DVD could contain any one or all of the indicators shown:
All zone region code
Poor-quality labels that can be peeled off
Film title is imaginary
Release date of title - Film have never been released officially
No Zone logos, often provides PAL or NTSC format.
Missing manufacturer name or cat.number
Spelling errors
Discrepancies between inlay card and disc
Discrepancies on inlay card
Poor color production/fuzzy pictures or graphics
Poor-quality paper stock
Copyright holder not mentioned, incorrect, or fictitious
DVD contains more than one film on a disc
The first mentioned has released over 200 releases with different kind of artists, while the "Way of Wizards'
soon pass 500 releases. AS has also a part of the CD bootleg industry. If it's the same company or an affiliate
I leave unsaid.
A bootleg DVD could contain any one or all of the indicators shown:
All zone region code
Poor-quality labels that can be peeled off
Film title is imaginary
Release date of title - Film have never been released officially
No Zone logos, often provides PAL or NTSC format.
Missing manufacturer name or cat.number
Spelling errors
Discrepancies between inlay card and disc
Discrepancies on inlay card
Poor color production/fuzzy pictures or graphics
Poor-quality paper stock
Copyright holder not mentioned, incorrect, or fictitious
DVD contains more than one film on a disc