Reply With QuoteMost of the time its with a DVD player connected to the TV. I will watch it on the computer every once in a while.
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Greetings to you all! I'm wondering how you people watch He-Man?
Most of the time its with a DVD player connected to the TV. I will watch it on the computer every once in a while.
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First 3 and on Mp4 player.
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I've only recently started purchasing the DVD's. I only have the DVD player connected to my computer so thats the way I watch it.
Are you asking because you don't know about the dvds? Because you can find them pretty cheap these days, and they look great. Or are you asking about how we find time or like other people have said, like, what form of screen they are looking at? I too just watch on the TV. I have an HDtv (1080i, not p), but I watch them through the 360, which may or mat not upscale it from 720. But they look awesome, as animation doesn't tend to blend so badly when trying to be interpreted onto higher resolution screens.
Also I've heard of people finding them streaming on various site, but I've never looked into it, because I'm in front of a monitor too much as it is.
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HAHAHAHA!!Originally Posted by Arkangel
I watch it with a DVD player connected to my TV---but I must admit I watch She-Ra more.
I watch them on both TV and computer, but I voted "other" because, recently, I watch them mostly on my iPhone. There is a software called Handshake, which lets you convert DVDs into media files which you can then transfer to your phone or iPod or whatever... And, yes, it's legal, provided you paid for the DVDs
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