N-SSA Recruit DVD

[Francis J. Miller Jr, 02601]

Does anyone have or know where I can get a copy of the N-SSA Recruit video? I know Doc's place sells them, but that won't be until the Spring National in May 2012 when I can get one. Our unit will have a couple of tables at a Black Powder Open House at a local sportsman club that a few of us are members of at the end of February and again at a different venue in March, and are going to show our wares and equiptment plus talk and have literature about the N-SSA, and the recruit video would be great to have at these events as an audio/visual aid. If anyone would have one to loan or sell, either PM me on this BB or email me at millerherbrc@comcast.net

Can this video be downloaded to make a copy? Or would that be copyright infringement?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank You,

[bobanderson]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp1qho8DLuw&feature=player_embedded

I (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp1qho8DLuw&feature=player_embedded) would imagine that once it's out there, it's in the public domain.

But I'm no lawyer...

[tonyb]

http://www.n-ssa.org/

Here too. scroll down

[Francis J. Miller Jr, 02601]

Thanks Bob and Tony for your replies. I knew the video was on Youtube and the N-SSA's home page, just can't figure out how to download it to make a hard copy for a dvd player. Thanks again,

[Gary Van Kauwenbergh, 101]

Just an FYI - the YouTube version of that video is perfectly fine for watching on-line, but if you're blowing it up and playing it somewhere like at a recruiting event, the version on the CD has a lot better resolution. I got my copy of the CD from the Property Manager.

[Francis J. Miller Jr, 02601]

I have located a hard copy (DVD) of the Recruit Video.

Thanks to all who responded.

[Ken Hansgen, 11094]

And I have a VHS tape of it, if you want that.

[Maillemaker]

I (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp1qho8DLuw&feature=player_embedded) would imagine that once it's out there, it's in the public domain.

Just an FYI for our gentle readers, this is absolutely not true. In the United States, publishing on the internet does not relinguish property rights over the material.

Steve