released , here
i have a question , what is the total runtime of the DVD ?
is it free ? , where is the torrent ? :o
edit : yeeey , i just noticed the speed X2 , ok now 
released , here
i have a question , what is the total runtime of the DVD ?
is it free ? , where is the torrent ? :o
edit : yeeey , i just noticed the speed X2 , ok now 
Hi,
Had a look on the main Blender E-Shop site and it say that is has a run time of 20hours.
Here is the link to the main site, where I got my info:
http://www.blender3d.org/e-shop/product_info_n.php?products_id=122
there will be a torrent of like all the other workshop dvds, as the content is licensed under cc. I’m hoping i can get my physical copy signed on the durian premiere though
would be cool
this
would be awesome, but alas can’t make it to the premier,
hell, cant even afford the dvd right now… ![]()
so there’s no torrent yet ? 
As it says in the post it will be a couple more weeks before people wil receive copies. You’ll probably get someone to torrent it once they receive it.
As it says in the post it will be a couple more weeks before people wil receive copies. You’ll probably get someone to torrent it once they receive it.
i thought blender officially makes a torrent ![]()
Only after leaving time for people who ordered it to receive their copy.
Martin
I understand that some people may not be able to afford the price, or the shipping may be a problem.
But if you are in a situation where you are able to purchase it, I would recommend it, 20 hours of material is a huge investment from David.
I will however, when I receive the DVD upload a torrent, as, again I understand that every one isn’t able to purchase or have the DVD shipped out. It won’t be for a few weeks though, four to five weeks probably.

Hear, hear. ![]()
Plus let’s be hones now, there’s only so many original DVD’s printed,
so owning one definitely adds to your e-ego… :eyebrowlift:
This is also a good investment. Lets face it, how many of us own a copy of blender in one of it’s earlier versions. There will always be fifteen year old wanting stuff, and fifteen years from now, there will always be rich nerdy fifteen year old who will give an arm and fifteen pieces of gold (or some high form of commodity who’s what) for a copy of the DVD.