In any case, DVD-R suggests a burned copy, not a master-pressed disc and
yes, it may be more likely to have playing issues in older DVD players or
some computers. I would go for the Kino-Lorber to avoid any region issues,
and a lot of people still do not have Blu ray players.
Val G.
On Tue, Feb
Hello,
I am not in charge of these issues in my current position.
Yours truly,
Val Gangwer
On Wednesday, May 20, 2015, Wahl, Mary K mary.w...@csun.edu wrote:
Hello Videolib,
For those who ask permission from rights holders to add captioning to
video, I am curious as to how formal you
One neat thing about laserdiscs is the fact that, while digital, they don't
have the pesky copyright encoding that came later. I had a legitimate
request from a student several years ago to take a clip from a particular
movie so she could insert ads and record audience response and memory
recall
Hi,
We are looking at the new iTunes U, which is tied to iPads. As a
Mac-oriented school, that makes sense for us. If you have the usual mix of
everything, that's probably not going to work. Take a look at Softchalk. I
have heard some good things about it.
Val Gangwer
On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 2:32
I am sorry to see you leave my email. I want to thank you for all your
support and wise information over the time I have been a member. I will
always remember that you wrote me back when I lost my old job last year.
The new job turns out to be a new challenge and a good place to be, though
the job
I agree with Gary on this one. Snippets that add up to 5 minutes from a
film is fair use.
Val Gangwer
On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 4:12 PM, James Leftwich j...@berkeleycollege.eduwrote:
Hello,
I work for a for-profit college so classroom exceptions do not apply. I
have a professor who wants to
I have dealt once or twice with YesAsia.com, and as I remember, they were
okay on time. Can't voich for 'versions' on content.
Val G.
On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 5:30 PM, Karsten, Eileen
kars...@mx.lakeforest.eduwrote:
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Dear CW,
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*Question 1: Does anybody know if a shorter
