Post by Eric T. Jones on Jun 12, 2007 2:12:08 GMT -5
www.amfproductions.com
Well, we have proof that they weren't lying to us about a DVD release, as they've posted the first of their audio commentaries online.
Unfortunately, Bryan re-recorded consistently over his raw footage tapes, and a hard-drive crash has ensured that the highest-quality elements left of his films are in the Quicktime download files, many of which had unlicensed music.
This has, to my knowledge, only ever happened to DMI/OP once, when the second scene of "Code of 'Con'duct" was erased to save tape for other scenes (frustratingly, on those tapes, an incomplete version of that scene in a different location still remains), with the AVI erased from the computer to... save space... and a crap-quality DVD was the best element left.
[Richie, are you *sure* that's the highest-quality copy left?]
On the other hand, he just might have pioneered DVD-on-YouTube, so...
Well, we have proof that they weren't lying to us about a DVD release, as they've posted the first of their audio commentaries online.
Unfortunately, Bryan re-recorded consistently over his raw footage tapes, and a hard-drive crash has ensured that the highest-quality elements left of his films are in the Quicktime download files, many of which had unlicensed music.
This has, to my knowledge, only ever happened to DMI/OP once, when the second scene of "Code of 'Con'duct" was erased to save tape for other scenes (frustratingly, on those tapes, an incomplete version of that scene in a different location still remains), with the AVI erased from the computer to... save space... and a crap-quality DVD was the best element left.
[Richie, are you *sure* that's the highest-quality copy left?]
On the other hand, he just might have pioneered DVD-on-YouTube, so...