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dronebabo
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RiSE
United States3182 Posts
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ROOTheognis
United States4482 Posts
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The Storyteller
Singapore2486 Posts
On August 08 2006 13:55 EvilTeletubby wrote: What's their e-mail? With our powers combined, we can make this happen! Guys, I'm really touched. It was my first time producing an international documentary, and I hoped, but never actually believed, that anyone would be interested. I even had nightmares of people watching the trailer and then deciding that it didn't look so great after all. I'm not sure about the connection between National Geographic US and National Geographic International, because I don't actually work for National Geographic. I work for an independent production house based in Singapore, and National Geographic commissioned this documentary. I was so tormented by the production process that I didn't spare a thought for what would happen after. Nevertheless, I'll try to make some enquiries on my end and try to get it shown in as many territories as possible. In the meantime, I'm really encouraged by the response here, and especially that people actually took the trouble to write in to National Geographic. Hope everyone spreads the word and the trailer, to forums and even to people who don't play Starcraft. One way to encourage the various National Geographic channels to air a documentary is if it does well in another part of the world. Here's hoping that ratings in Asia will be through the roof! | ||
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Sfydjklm
United States9218 Posts
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funkie
Venezuela9376 Posts
On August 08 2006 20:03 Sfydjklm wrote: So its not availiable to dl ATM? Nope. He can't post it, because he will lose his job. There's a torrent, but there are no seeders, and apparently, the file isn't in English. We are pretty much fucked up, and must wait until he can post the dvd version on the web  . | ||
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PuertoRican
United States5709 Posts
On August 08 2006 17:51 FunKiE wrote: It's has been the same for me, When I open uTorrent, I leave it open for a big while, like 10 hours, before I start to play, and I have never got more than 34%. I know there is a seeder, because, we were stuck at like 26%. So, seems like NatGeo won't be airing this thing, Is a shame  . I really wanted to see this in my tv. Anyways, let's hope a seeder joins the pool, and we can all share the file. ;P.36.2% atm | ||
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Binky1842
United States2599 Posts
I really want to see this, I've wanted to go to a WCG event for a long while. Eventually, I hope your documentary gets aired in english, or in the USA, GL. | ||
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Highways
Australia6105 Posts
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superjoppe
Sweden3685 Posts
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CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11593 Posts
On July 31 2006 01:06 Freezer_au wrote: A friend of mine recorded it onto DVD from the tv. He needs help converting it to .AVI so he can then host it on youtube for all to see. Anyone know any good programs to do this ? Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: ok i got -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: x3 vob files -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: which i was able to convert to avi -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: but the other files are -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: D2V file -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: LST file -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: IDX file -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: and then the exe file which is an IFO =Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: which is basically my version of media player -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: so if you can tell me how to convert all those files into 1 file so i can upload somewhere -=Nick // NG-Starhunter=- says: then n/p what happend to this? Zip it up and upload on megahost or something xD | ||
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superjoppe
Sweden3685 Posts
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The Storyteller
Singapore2486 Posts
On August 09 2006 01:25 Highways wrote: What was the original language of the documentary? English, man... we all speak English in Singapore =) But, of course, most of the soundbites were in Korean dubbed in English (not as good as original Korean, if you ask me). The narrator was Asha Gill, the British born Indian model. She hosts Lonely Plant on Discovery. | ||
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Fen
Australia1848 Posts
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The Storyteller
Singapore2486 Posts
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CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11593 Posts
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PuertoRican
United States5709 Posts
On August 09 2006 06:05 The Storyteller wrote: English, man... we all speak English in Singapore =) But, of course, most of the soundbites were in Korean dubbed in English (not as good as original Korean, if you ask me). The narrator was Asha Gill, the British born Indian model. She hosts Lonely Plant on Discovery. I thought that Singapore had it's own language until I talked to Wilson Chea, and I was asking him how many languages he could speak, since he was talking to both the Japanese and Korean guy. He said 3. English, Japanese, and Korean. I said, and the Singapore language right? He said no, we speak english here, I said oh. On August 09 2006 01:24 Binky1842 wrote: 36.2% on 56k... 190 megs.. not in english 41% atm | ||
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DreamScaR
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dronebabo
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KizZyDK
Denmark10 Posts
I got the English ripped version - if someone can fixup a nice connection for example bw.de ? I can upload it National.Geographic.World.Cyber.Games.PDTV.XviD-DEFiNiTE I will come back to this forum ASAP KizZy | ||
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