balbulus
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Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 01, 2008, 23:11
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Does anyone know if the 'Modern Antiquarian' film was ever released on DVD? I have it on knackered old VHS (recorded from TV), and would like to own it an original copy.
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Vicster
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 02, 2008, 12:05
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balbulus wrote: Does anyone know if the 'Modern Antiquarian' film was ever released on DVD? I have it on knackered old VHS (recorded from TV), and would like to own it an original copy.
Nope and we seem to spend quite a bit of time on here wishing that it was. But...until it is buy Standing with Stones (see link) which is just fabulous. I have watched it every night since I bought it and still want to watch it again!
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sttomas
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Edited Feb 02, 2008, 12:23
Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 02, 2008, 12:22
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You might find it here:
http://www.headheritage.co.uk/headtohead/the_village_pump/topic/45872/#13
Hope it is anyway, not been able to download it myself!
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DaveF
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 02, 2008, 23:15
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sttomas wrote:
Fantastic find
Thanks for this - downloading now - will let you know if it works
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DaveF
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 03, 2008, 09:50
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This works
Got it running on my PC now
Not put it on a disk yet - but going to try that later today
I'll let you know if it works
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sttomas
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 03, 2008, 10:44
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Thanks, I've not had much luck so far.
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DaveF
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 03, 2008, 17:37
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Now the proud owner of a copy of TMA on DVD
Quality is OK - certainly watchable on a 26 inch LCD tele
Download the 2 files on the links in sttomas's post
There are 2 links to 2 zip files tma.zip & tma2.zip
You will end up at a site called Megaupload - input the 3 letter code where it says here: and click download
You then have to wait 45 seconds - then click free download
Put both files in a single directory
Rename tma.zip to tma2.z01
Extract the tma2.zip file to this location
You should end up with a single avi file TMA1.avi (+3 image files & a txt file)
The avi file can be copied to a DVD
I just used the Windows DVD Maker for this
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sttomas
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 03, 2008, 17:59
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Just managed to get it myself.
Note for mac users, try zipit to open the files. It's the only expansion program that I could get to do it!!
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scubi63
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 03, 2008, 22:52
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Hi DaveF,
Please forgive my computer iliteracy here....
I have managed to download the two zipped files and have put them in a folder called TMAvid. I have also renamed the first file (tma.zip) tma2.z01. Then I am lost. I have tried extracting the second file into TMAvid but it wont let me. I have also tried extracting to another (new) folder but it just keeps asking me to put in the first disc even after I select ok.
Got any ideas where I am going wrong.
Your very humble servant
scubi(I should have been born in the neolithic)63 :o)
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rockartwolf
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Re: Was 'Modern Antiquarian' released on DVD?
Feb 03, 2008, 23:00
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Might be a bit late to add this post, i know there is no official dvd, but i know a few folks have a copy on dvd.
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