BSB Filmworks Greatest Hits DVD

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BSB Filmworks Greatest Hits DVD

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Hello everyone,
BSB filmworks has produced quite a few short and full-length footbag videos. During these years the name of the group has also changed but the same people have always been behind these cult classics.

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Now you can find the best of BSB on one dvd. It features these videos:
Konabeach Trilogy (2003)
Training day (2005)
Sweatshop (2004)
First Day Out '04 (2004)
First Day Out '05 (2005)
Late Night Jam (2006)
BOTS Trailer, Teaser and Test Shoot (2006)
Rare clips (around 2003)
and a bootleg VHS-rip of the first BSB Filmworks video
ALTER EGOS (2002)

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The quality varies very much, some clips are TV-broadcast quality and some are re-encoded from web-resolution videos. Overall it's good fun atleast for those who seek some nostalgy and want to see the development of finnish and european freestyle scene.

About Alter Egos, it's a full-length (45minutes) freestyle video featuring many players from all the biggest freestyle countries. Young Vasek Klouda has his own section and there is also a chapter of the notorious Worlds 2000 Night Jam at Vancouver. This chapter shows Ahren Gehrman, Chad Devlahovich, Peter Irish and Ryan Mulroney busting huge combos on the carpet of the host hotel.

Overall the DVD includes over 2 hours of material. There is also a short intro clip in the beginning and menus where you can choose the video you want to watch (for hardcore shredders there is also a play all button which I dare you to push :wink: )

The dvd is available as a download (5 euros) or mail delivery (10 euros). Download includes also the covers as a .jpg file. It is only available as PAL-version but this wont affect ammericans if they watch it on a computer or PAL-compatible DVD-player.

Contact me by PM or email jere ÄT shotti DOT com if you want one.

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Post by mosher »

Oh man, this is a MUST have!! :D
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So, I could play a hard copy of this on my computer?

who do I paypal the money to?

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Aww, only PAL? :(
I was excited to hear that it's 2 hours and with a "play all" function, 'cause I need a longer footbag video to stationary bike to (Feet on Fire twice every day is losing its flare).
Is there someway to convert if I get either copy?
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I would buy it if I can play it directly through my comp.
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Post by jerkki »

The dvd (downloaded file or actual disc) plays fine on any computer with dvd playing software. If you choose the download, you need to unzip the 4GB file. After that you can play it directly from your harddrive or burn the files on a dvd and watch it on a dvd player (assuming your player can handle PAL video). Of course if you have computer connected to your tv, you don't have to worry about PAL compatibility.

Matt, if you want a copy drop me an email or PM and I will contact you with the details.

Erik, of course you can transcode the video files to NTSC but to build the dvd structure again you need some special software. I guess I could make an NTSC disc if there are enough people interested.
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Post by Muffinman »

Oh, so is your ZIP file the actual raw video files, or, like, an ISO? I do have DVD authoring software that I am familiar with, but assumed it was an ISO file, and I'm not as familiar with digging into those.
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Post by jerkki »

It's a .rar file which contains the VIDEO_TS folder. You assumed right, it is a dvd image but not in iso format, it's just a basic folder with dvd files just like on a dvd disc.. You can rip the video files using for example dvddecrypter. But it isn't very simple process. For me making the NTSC dvd out of this PAL dvd would take maybe one day so prepare for that kind of time.

I'm not sure if there is a software which just transcodes a PAL disc to NTSC. There should be. It is nothing but a technical process but a pain in the ass to do manually.
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Post by hacksterbator »

i would absolutely LOVE a copy of this video in NTSC so i could watch it on my parent's big screen! This is such an awesome idea, thanks for making it.
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Post by ville »

Just finished watching it! Good times, good times...
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