[cofe]

You'll get an email with a link to the downnload so just have that sent to your email at home and you'll be reet. Make sense?

thanks Dogtanian.

[Jaspersharpe]

I'm a luddite and will wait patiently for my nice shiny dvd. Can't remember the last time I bought a climbing film.

[ben]

fantastic - couldn't decide so have just ordered the duo, although with my broadband the DVD will probably arrive first

[SA Chris]

I'm a luddite and will wait patiently for my nice shiny dvd.

You and me both. Nothing like the anticipation.

[Adam Lincoln]

Downloaded! Watching now 

[slackline]

Downloaded! Watching now 

10mins to go here.  The question is do I the scp it to here at work and sneakily watch it (the models I'm running are currently taking 40minutes only to fail to converge, so there's scope for viewing!!).

[erm, sam]

Slack! After all this hype you are just going to watch it in the corner of the screen at work! Shame. Watch it tonight.

[slackline]

Slack! After all this hype you are just going to watch it in the corner of the screen at work! Shame. Watch it tonight.

Nah, under Linux I have four desktops, watch on one, have work open on the other, anyone comes near flick to the work one 

I was a Eagle, I flew down and I was a fish swimming

[iain]

Just finished watching, brilliant, I really, really enjoyed it. 

Nice one UncleSomebody

So psyched I'm on my board already

[account_inactive]

I'm getting 1.18Mb/s download. look at me!

[Adam Lincoln]

Wow. Top drawer. Flow...

[slackline]

  

Good work Keith, top notch film, really enjoyed watching it.

[GCW]

I return from a crap day out to find my download has times out.  Balls.

[vivahate]

I return from a crap day out to find my download has times out.  Balls.

Same thing here NNFN

[a dense loner]

and i return from a long day in bed to find mozilla still scanning for viruses 3 hours after it first started scanning for viruses 

[cofe]

what file size is the download?

[GCW]

About 2GB.

[nik at work]

2.0 GB (2102367438 bytes)

[cofe]

ta(rts).   

[chappers]

  thats for all you computer download losers. dvd for me!

[Eddies]

I went for the tangible digital versatile disk version....FTW
I hope it rains the day it arrives!

[slackline]

and i return from a long day in bed to find mozilla still scanning for viruses 3 hours after it first started scanning for viruses 

You know there's an easy solution to this 

ISPs most likely to blame for timeouts (I suspect!)

[rginns]

I got the timeout message, but I was downloading it at work and had to leave so broke the connection. Any break in connection would bring up this message

[Richie Crouch]

It is a lovely piece of film, with plenty of humour, great music and of course endless crushing.

Best bouldering film of the year by a mile 

[slackline]

I got the timeout message, but I was downloading it at work and had to leave so broke the connection. Any break in connection would bring up this message

Yes obviously, but when you left work, did you turn your computer off?  An active net connection is any connection between two computers, so if you start downloading from one place to yours an connection is made, and in theory should persist until completion.  Leaving work doesn't break this.  My supposition (which I wasn't explicit about and is purely a guess) is that a steady d/l on a home computer is clocked by an ISP as being p2p traffic (and not of torrent nature, more napster/soulseek style with direct connections) and periodically disconnected.  As its a direct connection it won't be restarted.  The other possibility is that the host server is getting overloaded, but I'm pretty sure Unc experienced this with L'Etranger, and it was what prompted setting up a torrent for that, so my guess is that he will have anticipate demand and setup hosting with sufficient bandwidth.

Anyway bit of an arse having it disconnected, whatever the cause, 'cause its really good