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How many films have you downloaded to your pc?

MeDiCo_BrUjO posted 2006 Jan 22 20:38
How many films have you liked enough to keep?, I know I couldn't resist the idea of watching them just once, so I downloaded my favorites.

So, how many have you downloaded, uh?



redwudz posted 2006 Jan 22 20:47
All of them as soon as they were available. A lot of talent there. A very good representation of different styles and ideas. I've watched all of them at least twice. :)


Bodyslide posted 2006 Jan 22 21:07
They all show how Clever and Talented some of our Members are...


fritzi93 posted 2006 Jan 22 23:52
Every single one. And converted and authored to DVD, so I could repeatedly watch them on TV. :) I'm surprised how much I got into it. Tried to get my wife to look at some. It went something like this:

Me: Hey! Look at that effect! I know how he did that one.

My Wife: Maybe you should have entered the contest.

Me: Hmmm. Ooh, you gotta see the next one! Too Cool!

My Wife: [Yawn] I'm going upstairs and watch TV there.

Me: Grrr. :pinch:



Shadowmistress posted 2006 Jan 23 00:49
Downloaded all of them, watched them, then deleted all except one. I'm thinking of adding it as an easter egg on a few of my next dvds.


offline posted 2006 Jan 23 15:40
If VH can't do it, hopefully the authors will make high quality versions of their material available. It's not beyond the impossible that we could scare up a DVD if enough people are interested. Who knows? VH does not have the bandwidth to spare at the moment.


ozymango posted 2006 Jan 23 16:02
I'd be happy to make a copy of my submission, "Baldrick - City of Tomorrow" available in mpeg-2 "DVD" form, ready to go as part of a disc that contains all the submissions. :) Also my "master" was 720x480/mpg2 and while the copy here is not at all bad, my original has a much clearer soundtrack (you can actually hear the background music when you're supposed to!). :) So I'm totally cool with sharing this if anybody is actually interested.

I'm guessing that others feel the same about their own films and that leads us to -- how the heck do we all get together and 1) make a DVD of sorts that contains all these, and 2) how to we then share that in an easy, cheap way? Bit torrent, perhaps? Dunno.

Well, for starters, how much actual interest is there in doing something like this? Should we make a poll? :D



MeDiCo_BrUjO posted 2006 Jan 23 20:37
I would love to have all the movies in one dvd.

E-Mule could be a nice option too. Put the file(s) in your hard drive, and let the people download them!.



vitualis posted 2006 Jan 24 05:47
Mixed PAL and NTSC content will be difficult to deal with on a DVD though... for North Americans at least.

Regards.



gadgetguy posted 2006 Jan 24 07:04
Even unmixed, PAL DVD is difficult to deal with for North Americans. :wink:


handyguy posted 2006 Jan 24 11:18
None, downloading films is illegal & probably in breach of the forum rules. :-)


ozymango posted 2006 Jan 24 11:49
handyguy :
None, downloading films is illegal & probably in breach of the forum rules. :-)

Now if they just awarded prizes for being the best smart-ass ... :P ...



MeDiCo_BrUjO posted 2006 Jan 24 17:22
handyguy :
None, downloading films is illegal & probably in breach of the forum rules. :-)


No it isn't. It's the circumstances what makes it illegal or not.

In our case, the authors would be submitting the films to be downloaded, so there is no copyright infringement.

Happy DL'ing! :lol: :lol: :lol:



sanjayk posted 2006 Jan 26 13:21
Download all. But could not watch all. It was kinda late. Will try to watch them ASAP.


MrMoody posted 2006 Jan 28 17:31
MeDiCo_BrUjO :
I would love to have all the movies in one dvd.

I'll volunteer to author NTSC and PAL DVDs of the movies with menus and smooooth conversion where needed ... and then seed torrents of them as well. Then everyone can hear the Wasp surround track we're all dying to hear ...



lumis posted 2006 Jan 28 17:55
that's a pretty good idea by mr. moody..

have someone put together a dvd with the high quality sources of all the movies and then make a torrent..

we could actually make examples of legal dvd-r movie torrents! :lol:



ozymango posted 2006 Jan 28 23:19
MrMoody :

I'll volunteer to author NTSC and PAL DVDs of the movies with menus and smooooth conversion where needed ... and then seed torrents of them as well. Then everyone can hear the Wasp surround track we're all dying to hear ...

I'm in, if you want my (as a noted professional noted and I'll quote) "underappreciated" movie :roll: "Baldrick - City Of Tomorrow" in the collection! I've got it on disc, or if you wanna try a Godzilla-sized FTP transfer we could go that route; send me a private note and we can hook up.

But it's probably worth noting that the rights to each film are retained by each film's maker, aside from some limited rights granted to videohelp.com for some versions and some sharing as they see fit ... so some contributors may care about DVD distribution. So you should check with each person and make sure they're all cool with it. Also I would hope that they would also be able to provide you with a higher-quality copy of their work, which would make this really worth seeking out and trading/sharing. :)



vitualis posted 2006 Jan 29 02:39
Yes, each entrant retains full copyright of their film except for the limited right for VideoHelp to distribute for the purposes of the competition. I cannot condone members creating public distribution copies without the consent of the entrant.

I will consider with the other mods of perhaps making a DVD from the better quality source files we received for the purposes of promoting the next incarnation of this comp.

Regards.



MrMoody posted 2006 Jan 29 08:24
vitualis :
I cannot condone members creating public distribution copies without the consent of the entrant.

That was never my intention. In fact the opposite: I would get the movies from the entrants directly; some have already stated they have higher quality sources than what was submitted.



ozymango posted 2006 Jan 29 13:59
MrMoody :
I would get the movies from the entrants directly; some have already stated they have higher quality sources than what was submitted.

I'm still in!!! :) Also frankly I would prefer that if a DVD were released by anybody that it would not contain a copy of my contest submission, as that (divx) encoding did not come out to the best of my own satisfaction. I mean the master divx I submitted to the contest has sound and video issues that I never could get to encode properly, versus my mpg-2 master has much better sound in particular. :)



gadgetguy posted 2006 Jan 29 15:11
ozymango :
... Also frankly I would prefer that if a DVD were released by anybody that it would not contain a copy of my contest submission, as that (divx) encoding did not come out to the best of my own satisfaction.
Ditto. :)
I would be willing to have mine included, but it should be clear that it is a "not for profit" endeavor, however if Baldrick wanted to use it as part of a fund raiser DVD to raise money for the site or future contest, I would have no problem with that.
Edit: Or to entice contest sponsors to donate either money, video equipment, or software as prizes.



Gobs posted 2006 Jan 29 15:41
gadgetguy :

I would be willing to have mine included, but it should be clear that it is a "not for profit" endeavor, however if Baldrick wanted to use it as part of a fund raiser DVD to raise money for the site or future contest, I would have no problem with that.
Edit: Or to entice contest sponsors to donate either money, video equipment, or software as prizes.


I agree. :)



DereX888 posted 2006 Jan 29 15:53
Yes. Someone should author a DVD (but true dvd res, not some divx encodes to dvd please!) and make it available at cost+shipping.
I'd buy it.
And if no one wants to do it - let me know.
Im usually busy looking for *anything to do* at my work most of the time anyway ;)



Josh Mickens posted 2008 Apr 15 17:56
When it comes to keeping films, I just look towards keeping ones where they have a profound impact on me enough that I'll watch it again. I use to be those guys that kept everyone of them but it just took up too much space and considering I don't have a lot of gigs then egh. I just buy movies off of amazon now and add it to my dvd collection =)


disturbed1 posted 2008 Apr 15 18:16
Josh Mickens :
When it comes to keeping films, I just look towards keeping ones where they have a profound impact on me enough that I'll watch it again. I use to be those guys that kept everyone of them but it just took up too much space and considering I don't have a lot of gigs then egh. I just buy movies off of amazon now and add it to my dvd collection =)


Is there a reason you're digging up old topics and replying with nothing to do with the subject at hand?

This has nothing to do with warez videos. It's a short film contest with original content from VideoHelp members.
:

Forum Index -> Short Film Competition 2005

This needs a Put down the pipe picture :)



SallyDog posted 2008 Apr 15 18:24
While there was certainly no need for Josh to post a reply to a topic he wasn't aware of, I'll just say that my 28 year old son rides the "short bus", and unless you've been there, you can go F%$K yourself.


SallyDog posted 2008 Apr 15 18:56
Resolved (I think) via PM :)


SmokieStover posted 2008 Apr 15 20:21
When viewing active topics, I often overlook the topic or forum index. I would suggest revising either the title of your post or the question asked therein to make it clear what you're asking about.

My first thoughts were not nice ones. :)




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