[climbingjoe1984]

Hello people,

I was wondering the other day if the DVD is still available or if this has been uploaded to the internet anywere? I saw this film a few years ago and thought it was great but have not been able to find a copy since the one in the house I was living in went missing. If its not online does anyone have a copy they would be willing to lend for a couple of days or sell. I'm Sheffield based and would really like to get hold of a copy. I was looking and everything on here seems to be from 2004ish. Anyone knowledge?

[Bubba]

http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/3554501/Consumed__Peak_District_Gritstone_Rock_Climbing.

[GCW]

This was discussed before.  I seem to remember permission was granted to Torrent.

If Bubbs' link doesn't work, I could torrent a DVD image.   

[climbingjoe1984]

Brilliant


cheers for that

Joe

[Adam Lincoln]

Dan is totally fine with it being for download.

[GCW]

Nice one, Sausage.

[reeve]

Can anyone please explain, in as simple language as possible, what I'm meant to do to get it to download? Torrents are meant to come from other users, yes? I've clicked download and installed some 'radiobar' on firefox. And I've clicked the download link and got a 1kb file. What am I missing?

[dontfollowme]

download utorrent and then open the file you downloaded with it. This will then ask you where you want to save the film and it will start downloading providing there are seeds.

[Bubba]

The "radiobar" sounds dodgy, I'd remove that.

As dontfollowme says, uTorrent is a good, free Bitttorrent client: http://www.utorrent.com/

Install that, then click on the .torrent file link - uTorrent should catch the link and start up, asking you where you want to save the file.

It's a big download with only a few seeds, so it'll take some time to download, but leave it for a while, and speeds usually increase. It'll almost certainly be an overnight job.

[nik at work]

Reeve I can do you a copy if you want to save you any torrent download related misery.
Just PM me if you're interested.

[chris05]

I downloaded it recently, as bubs said it starts of slow but seems to speed up, no probs with a half decent internet connection. Haven't had chance to see it yet...

[Danger]

On a similar tip I have been looking for 'A film by some climbers' if anyone could hook me up I would be grateful.

[a dense loner]

isn't that consumed?

[Bubba]

Consumed was the follow up to A Film by Some Climbers

[reeve]

Cheers for knowledge Bubba and Dontfollowme

[a dense loner]

ahhh

[Jim]

bisto?

[Baron]

I downloaded this. I now have a 4.14GB DVD image Consumed.nrg file. How do I make it a something I can watch? Cheers

[GCW]

You can either burn it with Nero or something like that, or get VLC and use that to watch it.

[Baron]

Ah! So simple - already got VLC. Thanks man.

[BB]

That was going to be my question. I'm having all sorts of problems getting the nrg file opened in magicISO. Will VLC really play it in this form?!

[Paul B]

You can play this NRG file directly without extracting or mounting with VlC player

yup

[Stu Littlefair]

I downloaded this. I now have a 4.14GB DVD image Consumed.nrg file. How do I make it a something I can watch? Cheers

If you've downloaded it, be a chum and continue to seed for a while. I'm stuck at 70% and have been for days...

[Mike Tyson]

I'm at 92.6%, slowing down steadily though 

[sidewinder]

Also downloading and trying to leave it on, think I am approaching 85%, but again slowing down, unfortunatey I chose to download it to my laptop so I can't just leave it on all the time.