Victor Victoria (1982) PAL DVD5 converted to DivX (SRT MULTISUBS) Michael Rizzo Chessman

This version is for those that do not require a PAL subtitled version. If you do require subtitles that are either French, Portuguese or Spanish even you'd still be better off with our other DivX versions that are based on the longer movie lenght NTSC conversion movie files. (Its made from a DVD9 by the way). On the other hand, if you require a subtitled version that supports either German, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish, Italian, Dutch, Polish or even PAL version French, Spanish or Portuguese, then this is the version for you - OR you might prefer our hard coded (avi-recomp) xvid versions that we have or are posting for each of the languages indicated for the PAL line-up. All these languages are included here in SRT subtitle files we extracted from the DVD using the "subrip" program - It took only a few mnutes for each language file and a bit of perseverance I might add - all in a good cause for the larger family of course! (Its my Irish spirit coming though!) An SRT works btter than DivX embedded as some players handle the positioning differently and this sometimes causes problems with viewing during playback. For those of you patiently waiting for our full HD version (2GB) We hope soon to be able to purchase an HD version at the store (when its available)to make a conversion for you at supreme resolution rates for the nice, larger HDTV sets now in use. This offering we now bring to you is full 720 X 576 wide-screen format (same as the DVD5 folder we obtained) and with lovely 192k audio too! We even include a souvenir kit of the best songs from the movie in mp3 format along with subtitles The moment it is available we expect to have an HD 720p version posted for you too! Victor Victoria is a most favorite of my movies personally in that I find it does wonders for the spirit to have Julie Andrews and Robert Preston repartee as they do in situations that certainly do serve as inspiration to loftier attempts to articulate with clever wit, and with intelligence that is as I say, in great sprit, certainly! The "dinner at the ritz without a wallet" scene is unforgettable and a "tour de force" around the Hollywood sets when you consider their more recent exploits at the box office, by comparison. Julie Andrews shows a great spirit in her drive to keep her sensibilities intact despite being in what is an impoverished state financially at the moment in time. The idea that a decent spirit couldn't begrudge this gal a meal even if the gesture has to be contrived in this fashion speaks to the sense of idealism and optimism of the human spirit that Ms. Andrews is wanting us to believe in here, even if its differently manifested to fit whatever circumstances we may apply the principle to. We ask for your seeding support with thanks! Michael Rizzo Chessman

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