Okay, if you want bells, whistles, gimcracks, thingamabobs and other electronic tchotchkes, move on.  The menu only lists the first seven chapter stops out of 14; there is a stills collection you can either change at will or watch as a slide show; that's it.  There is also some pixelation as the digital transfer puts tiny hard edges and 90-degrees sawtooth angles where nature put soft curves.

On the other hand, there is a sizzling scene with Raylene and three guys; Leanni Lei does J.J. Michaels in the back of a limo; and Olivia/Tye does a taxicab turn with Julian St. Jox.  Tom Byron and Alex Sanders are the studs in the other two scenes, with lesser-known females.

If your customers are tech-heads who judge a DVD by its technical sophistication, this ain't for you.  But if they are willing to overlook some tech shortcomings and enjoy the festivities, stock large.