In principle I'm not fond of the idea of assuming everybody is a pirate and forcing these always online models on people, so no argument there. They did have a case for it it turns out, but (again in principle) I would have rather have opted out of it and risked losing a few sales, it wasn't possible though.
The player is ok, that I can tell you, they wrap Vimeo's very thinly, and Vimeo's is a fairly good, html 5 capable player. No way around not being able to see the video if you're offline though for now (again going by the assumption they are online only), and that -is- annoying, and has kept me away from a couple resources too. It might be possible to rip them with some videograbbing site or streamcatch software, it's just an mp4 managed h264 stream at the end of the day, or if you know personally any of my ex-alumni they might have the original downloadables around, but I wouldn't know, and it'd be that gray area where you have to decide for yourself whether it's ethical or not. You wouldn't be offending me for ripping my vids to file if you bought them, I can tell you that much :p On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 2:02 PM, Sam <sbowl...@cox.net> wrote: > Thanks Raff. I understand about the problem with Piracy, but some of the > players these guys come up with are truly terrible and make it very > difficult to navigate the videos. That’s my only real concern with > streaming, well, that and if my internet goes out in middle of me watching > the video. **** > > ** ** > > I loved the visuals in Sucker Punch, but I did think the story could have > been better. It is still worth watching, just for the amazing visuals.**** > > >
