All race meeting DVDs from us are filmed & edited in digital for the best possible picture and sound quality. All DVDs include pit shots before the day's action, and each race is filmed in full with the results shown at the end of each race. Some DVDs include pre-meeting interviews with some of the drivers. The best meetings include specially edited introduction packages and are a minimum of a 2-camera edit. I take time to edit the cameras together during each race and don't just randomly flick from camera to camera, I believe this is what the viewer wants to see and the finished product is well worth the extra effort.  I try to 'edit in' the action during the race, and our PC based editors allow us precise control of our footatge. The big meetings also include Action Replay sections, again specially edited together, plus other extras like In-Car footage, wreck shots, fence cameras and photo galleries. Where possible we add the live meeting commentary to the videos to add to the atmosphere of the day and help the viewer to know what is happening in the race. Please note at certain tracks this is not always possible.

All our single meeting DVD's will stay at £12 each for this year. They will come in a specially designed cover for that meeting with still shots from the actual video, and feature an interactive main menu for direct chapter selection of each race. These menus are specially designed for each video, and not just a 'blue screen' menu seen on some DVDs.

Look out for special edition double DVD box sets that give added value for money. Examples of this are 2-day weekend meetings where a 2-DVD set of both events in full will cost £18. Please note crash DVD compilation double discs may cost more due to the extra editing work required.

Everything is also available on standard VHS tape, we have kept the prices low for VHS as the quality of pictures and sound are lower than DVDs. Due to the new way Royal Mail is charging for parcels,VHS tapes are £10 each. These again come with a specially designed sleeve and printed label on the tape.

Special Note about DVDs:

Not all DVD players are compatible with writable discs. I use a popular and reliable make of DVD and in most circumstances discs that won't run are usually caused by in-compatibility with the player. If you receive a faulty DVD, I am happy to replace for another disc in case there has been a problem with the writing of it, as errors can occur in the writing process. If this still does not solve the problem I will offer to replace it with a VHS version and refund the difference. 

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