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WTYO CD-ROM's  Will these cd-rom's play on my television? No they will not. Will they play on a Mac computer? Yes. Use the VideoLAN player available for download free to Mac users. Do these cd-rom's have labels? No. We're trying to keep the cost as low as possible. (To buy the equipment and print labels on the dvd's would double their cost. We use 'ghetto packaging and labeling'.) Are jewel cases included? No. We're trying to keep the cost as low as possible. Surely you have a couple of old jewel cases laying around? What do I need to play the cd-rom's? You need a computer with a cd-rom drive. What is the quality of the episodes? The episodes are fair quality due to the source tape. Why is the viewing area so small (4"x6")? The video files have been compressed (so that we can get all these episodes onto two discs). If you have a high-grade computer (i.e. very good video card and a fast processor) it is possible to watch the episodes full-screen with only minor distortion. Are the episodes complete? Some are complete. Some are missing up to half of the show. (Note: All episodes are in the 30 minute format except the pilot episode.) What format are the video files in? The video files are in .wmv format with a bitrate of 505kbps. Are the original commercials included with the episodes? No. Are you affiliated with the show? No Do you have authority to sell these? These discs are offered on a collector-to-collector basis. No rights given or implied. We provide these to collectors who wish to research the show. You call yourself barthy, are you the Barth from the show? No I am not the Barth from the show, that is just my online persona. (Even though I'm a lot like Barth and have been mistaken for him many times.) Do you know any of the cast members? I met many of the cast and crew at the SlimeCon 2002 Convention, including: Geoffrey Darby, Les Lye, Jim Clarke and many other cast and crew members. Do you have episodes available for download? Yes, the episodes are available for download at: http://www.barthsburgery.com Are you in the television industry? No Do you sell VHS tapes? No, sorry. |
