TheLivingDinosaur's video: AronRa on DVD

========NEWSFLASH!========== The user Rytzch has kindly posted the iso and a zip of the individual mp4 files onto dropbox. You can download them here: ISO: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/41994859/ffc2.iso ZIP: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/41994859/Foundational%20Falsehoods%20of%20Creationism.zip ===================== I hope some of you find this useful. You can find the torrent file here (please try to leave the file on your hard drive for a few days with your client running in the background to seed out the torrent and make it easier for others to download the file): http://lostsig.net/ffc2.torrent One subscriber (bdwilson1000) has pointed out that he has a torrent of mp4 files of the series available too that you could watch on you computer or smartphone. The torrent is substantially smaller than the DVD, so if you have limited bandwidth then you might want to try that one: http://tinyurl.com/Aronra If you need instructions, then I've provided some further down in this description. BigLundi's black magic challenge video can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7Cjh9ih4Qw Thanks again to seanieb64 for setting this up. He's also kindly offered to help with any technical problems you might have, so you can PM him if you have any questions. He runs a webhosting company (and is kindly storing all my videos for free so he can quickly re-upload them if my channel ever goes down), so if you're looking around for a place to host your site, please do consider him (he's been fantastic helping me out and I'm not even paying him!). You can find his site here: https://lostsignalweb.com/ Finally, a big thanks to the one and only ONESPECIES for the AronRa graphic. Check him out using the link below: http://www.youtube.com/ONESPECIES Music: Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky - Night on Bald Mountain. INSTRUCTIONS If you don't know how to download a torrent then here's how. First, download and install a copy of a torrent client. Here are two for windows: http://www.bittorrent.com/downloads http://www.utorrent.com/downloads And for Mac: http://www.bittorrent.com/downloads/mac http://www.utorrent.com/downloads/mac And for Linux: http://hwcdn01.vuze.com/files/Vuze_Installer.tar.bz2 http://ktorrent.org/downloads/4.1.2/ktorrent-4.1.2.tar.bz2 The download the torrent file (see the link above), and open it by double-clicking 9f from within the client software. Everything else should be automatic. If you do get a firewall problem, then you may have to tell your firewall to add the torrent client as an exception or tell it to open the port that you client says it is using. Once you have downloaded the iso, it would be nice if your left it on your hard-drive for a few days with the torrent client running in the background. This will help spread the file around and allow other people to download a copy for themselves. Once you have the iso, you should be able to burn it using whatever burner you happen to be using at the moment using the "burn disc image" function (actual name may vary depending on your software). Failing that, here's a free burning program for Windows that has a "Write Image File to Disc" button right on it's start-up page: http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download