VERTICAL DISPLACEMENT

[Gabriel Suarez]

Sigh.......

[Papa]

I've got the hard copy I bought here when it first came out. It was, as I understood it, a limited release.

[paknheat]

I bought the hard copy also.

I have been playing with these kata and incorporating some ideas from all the info I received from RGF with Jon Payne.


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[NV28]

Purchased this w a y b a c k when.Downloaded and on my desk top.

I was considering starting a thread on the timely (and hopefully) painful passing of Kathy Boudin......nah. Unloading my edc, grabbing training mags, and doing bi-weekly basic angles on the drive way.

[Oscar01]

Well its 2022...you can downlaod and then burn a DVD. After the end of 2022...everything I do...video and books will be digital.

I'm looking forward to this change.


In the past I preferred traditional mediums (book/dvd) but I do understand the advantages from a business POV and even a customer POV.


Didn't know the Pistol Kata DVD was a limited run either, glad I got it when I did.

[Gabriel Suarez]

Limited run of hard copies. Video is still up for DL.

Curious how many actually prefer hard copies. Let me know. I dont even haveca DVD player at home now. It is kinda like whobstill has a flip phone? I look at what an industry is doing and decide.

[Papa]

Curious how many actually prefer hard copies. Let me know.

Luddite here. I buy hard copies of recordings I want to keep, so that the web can't censor what I see.

Or change it.

[Oscar01]

Curious how many actually prefer hard copies.

For books, I definitely prefer digital.

Don't get me wrong I enjoy physical copies of books but they take up space. My digital book library is at least 10x my print library.


As for videos, undecided here. I'll try purchasing off Vimeo and seeing what I think of it.

I suspect the hesitation for a lot of us is does Vimeo actually let us possess it it or can they revoke our ability to view it via some kind of DRM? Pretty much what Papa said.

When I get some time I'll poke at it and report back.

[Gabriel Suarez]

I will ask IT about that

[patriot3386]

Same here. I typically prefer digital download, but I’ve always bought hard copy Suarez materials. I’ve never trusted that big tech couldn’t just “disappear” the content that they found problematic. I have an old laptop that runs dvds just fine, and I can set it up in the garage to follow along from home.

But I can certainly understand the advantages of an all-digital library from a seller’s standpoint.


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