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As an amateur I am pleased to say that the project is completed (a professional would not say that ) and I would be pleased to supply anyone who is interested with a copy (free of charge I hasten to add).

Bearing in mind some of the "goings on" that happen on the web I can understand that people are not keen to supply home details to some unknown stranger so I would like to call on any suggestions as to how this distribution could be achieved. It has been suggested U-Tube but the whole DVD is 1 hour and 5 minutes long and almost 4 gig. That is a bit big for uploading. Admittedly the parts that I can specifically contribute to Newbury (1935 Carnival Procession, Regatta on the river) could be uploaded to U-Tube but it is the DVD as a whole that is fascinating not just it's separate parts so I don't want to go cutting it apart.

Is there a Cine Club or Old Film Society of some sort in Newbury that would undertake to pass them on? Just somewhere neutral that people would not be wary of contacting and to whom I could send copies. Or some society that might even copy the DVD for others to be able to view. There is no copyright on on memories of the past. I leave it to any of you good people who are interested to help in this matter.

Dave Smith

]]> Mon, 6 Feb 2012 08:42:28 Dave Smith <![CDATA[1930's home movies of H.T. Cadd]]> http://www.newbury.net/forum/forum/m-1328517623/ http://www.newbury.net/forum/forum/m-1328517623/#num1
As an amateur I am pleased to say that the project is completed (a professional would not say that ) and I would be pleased to supply anyone who is interested with a copy (free of charge I hasten to add).

Bearing in mind some of the "goings on" that happen on the web I can understand that people are not keen to supply home details to some unknown stranger so I would like to call on any suggestions as to how this distribution could be achieved. It has been suggested U-Tube but the whole DVD is 1 hour and 5 minutes long and almost 4 gig. That is a bit big for uploading. Admittedly the parts that I can specifically contribute to Newbury (1935 Carnival Procession, Regatta on the river) could be uploaded to U-Tube but it is the DVD as a whole that is fascinating not just it's separate parts so I don't want to go cutting it apart.

Is there a Cine Club or Old Film Society of some sort in Newbury that would undertake to pass them on? Just somewhere neutral that people would not be wary of contacting and to whom I could send copies. Or some society that might even copy the DVD for others to be able to view. There is no copyright on on memories of the past. I leave it to any of you good people who are interested to help in this matter.

Dave Smith

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