USPCC on HISTORY Channel

[dmbaggs]

I just finished watching it and it was really interesting!! It was a cool look on what goes on behind the deck. The machines are pretty intense. The speed at which they print is ridiculous! It was a good watch and I'm sure it'll be on the web soon for those of you who missed it.

[Don Boyer]

Does anyone know when this episode will be on again?

 This morning, at my house, when I play my DVR! 
 

can someone record it and post it on youtube

Isn't that illegal?

Yes, it is.  If it hits YouTube, it won't stay there for long.  Now, the Pirate Bay, on the other hand...

Can't say I've ever gone there for anything (even if I did!) but I hear it's the place to go for copied/pirated video that YouTube can't show.

BTW: has anyone considered checking the History Channel website?  Most networks these days rebroadcast their shows in the web within 24-48 hours.  No need to get all piratical....

[Joshua Robinson]

what would i look up on there?

[Don Boyer]

what would i look up on there?

The show appears to be part of a series of specials entitled "How Many People Does It Take To..."

I'd imagine that like almost everything else on the History/Discovery channels, it will eventually be available on DVD.

[phantom1412]

Does anyone know when this episode will be on again?

 This morning, at my house, when I play my DVR! 
 

can someone record it and post it on youtube

Isn't that illegal?

Yes, it is.  If it hits YouTube, it won't stay there for long.  Now, the Pirate Bay, on the other hand...

Can't say I've ever gone there for anything (even if I did!) but I hear it's the place to go for copied/pirated video that YouTube can't show.

BTW: has anyone considered checking the History Channel website?  Most networks these days rebroadcast their shows in the web within 24-48 hours.  No need to get all piratical....

I didn't know a that it is illegal, I mean I saw some video about USPCC factory from youtube. So, I think it's okay for some channel. And I don't know about free TV in USA.

[Joshua Robinson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlVSyhg8g3s

heres one, about the creation about the first bike deck, in ohio

[Don Boyer]

Actually, USPC does post some of their own video to YouTube - they can do that all they want.  But if someone else owns the copyright and you don't have permission to use it by posting to YouTube, a simple request from the video's owner is enough to get the video removed.  Doesn't matter if it was on a cable network or a broadcast channel.  The only workaround would be if the copyright lapsed, as happened with the original movie version of "Little Shop of Horrors" by Roger Corman.  He didn't make a dime off the Broadway musical or the musical movie remake, at least not that I know of.  I used to be able to find maybe a half-dozen video companies selling copies of the movie they produced, usually of questionable quality.  When the copyright lapses and isn't renewed, it's public domain and anyone can use it any way they want to.

But enough of this off-topic stuff!

I believe that there will be a DVD release of this special.  There was a previous special of the same title - "How Many People Does It Take To..." - which is already available from the History Channel's online store, along with practically everything else they've aired in recent years.

http://shop.history.com/detail.php?p=363827&SESSID=61d7dc314abc699db9dd90f03004653e&v=history

[Don Boyer]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlVSyhg8g3s

heres one, about the creation about the first bike deck, in ohio

I've seen that one before.  Sooner or later the network that owns the show is likely to "stomp" this off YouTube.  Unless they don't care and are using it as promotion.  The video quality looks like it's a copy of a copy.