I just checked the rental copy that we opened and it has silver disc only. you want me to check with Bollywood if something wrong or if this is their stand?

DVD_UNL...yeah that would surely be helpful... In fact I was thinking of something else...Why dont you become the official distributors of BEi dvds ?...

We have 2 distributors in NJ already, so they wont give. Also, this require more time and greater skills (to collect money), neither of which I dont have. You wont believe how ppl buy from distributor, sell the product, use the money (not just profit) to buy a benz and let the distributor in corolla cry for money

I am trying to get large volume, since my sales are going up, specially in my retail store and I can afford to buy 1000 DVDs atleast once in a quarter. Lets see...

is the dvd regular double layer or single layer

Dual Layer disk

I just got hold of the BEI "Junglee" DVD. I'm very pleased with both the picture and the sound, but there is a problem: I think I'v come across those "VHS" segments of which you spoke (and thank god I read this thread first, or I'd've been really pissed [and confused] about what exactly the hell happened). They, in fact, are much longer than you have indicated. The "bad print" occurs twice: the first time, it lasts from 1:34:39–1:44:02; and the second, from 1:54:18–2:03:54. Am I the only one who has noticed this? During these portions of the film, the quality is exceptionally bad, and the portions certainly stand out in relation to the rest of the movie. That said, it's really not much worse than what you'd expect to find on a "Sky" DVD, so — considering the rest of the film, and how good it looks (and sounds) — this flaw is (in my view) permissable.

First time matches with what I posted b4, but second time seems too long in your copy. Let me check mine again.

OK, thanks. Also, the disc seems to be silver, rather than gold, on the back; does this mean that it, too, will eventually stop working? Thanks again.

I saw the disc and I cant say its perfect gold, but it is gold.