Post by whatthe[img]http://www.wrestlingfigs.com/images/wfcensored.gif[/img]isrop on Feb 6, 2009 18:25:56 GMT -5
So, it seems that the pic fed community has kept going, despite it appearing to die on its feet a few years ago. That's impressive, but it seems a few of you have forgotten about us past masters. This is what has prompted me to come up with this new idea of mine.
You all know that I am interminably lazy and I have been working on a show that will never see the light of day for almost a year now (1 match done but I fear I have lost the disk with the pictures). However, I don't want ROP to fade away, so I was thinking of maybe "digitally remastering" my shows from What the Funk!? right through to my (at the moment) last hurrah the Eddie Guerrero Memorial Show. I am also going to make a sort of DVD thing with either Flash animations - if I ever find out how to work the damned thing - or just html pages with the pictures local and that, as you all know the volatile nature of the internet especially towards the hosting of pic fed shows.
Basically what I'm saying is, as well as putting my shows on the internet with my thoughourly dodgy editing redone, I'd be willing to do them on DVD as well. I'd do it for free in the Uk and maybe like $1 or $2 dollars for postage elsewhere. Would anyone be interested?
You all know that I am interminably lazy and I have been working on a show that will never see the light of day for almost a year now (1 match done but I fear I have lost the disk with the pictures). However, I don't want ROP to fade away, so I was thinking of maybe "digitally remastering" my shows from What the Funk!? right through to my (at the moment) last hurrah the Eddie Guerrero Memorial Show. I am also going to make a sort of DVD thing with either Flash animations - if I ever find out how to work the damned thing - or just html pages with the pictures local and that, as you all know the volatile nature of the internet especially towards the hosting of pic fed shows.
Basically what I'm saying is, as well as putting my shows on the internet with my thoughourly dodgy editing redone, I'd be willing to do them on DVD as well. I'd do it for free in the Uk and maybe like $1 or $2 dollars for postage elsewhere. Would anyone be interested?
