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Comments:From psyphiroth - 2/2/08 12:44 AM From Phlissia - 12/2/07 7:48 AM How happy that this site works again.
From 80.171.12.92 - 6/17/06 7:51 AM do you you know of any video lectures for math-majors or math grad students ? i have come across the ones by msri. unfortunately they are to advancend for me right now.
thanx in advance :-)
From glin - 3/25/06 10:44 PM Myle, contact oops.translator [at] gmail [dot] com and see how you can help with translation.....good luck.
From myle [218.57.243.35] - 3/25/06 9:03 AM How can I translate vidio in mitworld? From 220.175.103.220 - 3/25/06 12:55 AM where can i download the courses on material science and engineering?
From glin - 1/4/06 7:54 AM I am not aware of any law courses.
From Yu Xiaoyan [61.176.132.52] - 1/3/06 11:03 PM Is there any law course?
From glin - 12/29/05 7:27 PM Jeff, it is created....
From Jeff [210.68.141.233] - 12/29/05 4:58 AM heya can somebody make the page for Genomics Medicine? It goes straight to the MIT site. From glin - 11/26/05 8:33 AM cqstar, welcome. I don't know where you are. If you happen to be in China, try http://www.core.org.cn and find the same course with video there. The connection speed might be better from that site. In addition, you can help and do many things here by volunteering to help transcribe video lectures. The FAQ is here http://oops.editme.com/faqs. Hope to see you volunteer soon.
From cqstar - 11/26/05 4:26 AM I can hardly download any vediofile here due to the slow net speed.I want to do something,but there seems no way for me Putting the available files in 2 p2p sharing way sounds like a better idea----but I am not sure whether it works for me or not.Anyway I am looking forward to doing sth for this site,and keep stoping here from time to time..... From Patrick Sweetman [202.74.218.107] - 10/9/05 4:16 AM Update to eMule:- Since I wrote several people have become active in eMule, both as downloaders and uploaders. Already I have serviced 303 Meg of requests. Please, downloaders, leave the files that you download as shared as a community service, because the more people who are sharing then the easier and quicker it will be for anybody new to obtain the files, and the burden of sharing will be spread out thinly.
Good work, everybody. From Patrick Sweetman [202.74.217.165] - 10/5/05 12:16 AM You are correct. With a dedicated site such as this you have to be very careful about licensing, and I cannot advise on the status of those sites that I mentioned.
As for bittorrent, it has the disadvantage of requiring a central site in which to publish your seeds. The advantage is that it is fast and easy for the downloader. eMule has the advantage that it is fully decentralised and the material will always be available as long as at least one person is sharing. I have put some of the lectures onto the eMule network, but so far nobody has requested any of them, and I can see that I'm the only one sharing this material at the moment. From Lucifer Chu(Janitor of OOPS) [71.129.192.62] - 9/30/05 4:42 PM Thank you Patrick: The BitTorrent is a good idea, we are digging into the possibilities. But how to maintain a number of seed is the problem, I guess we need to reach more volunteer Bit Seeders. And, what's the licence stuation of the more video you provided? We can this MIT OCW video is because it's under CC licence. If not, we may not have the rights to do it.(Even we have the good will and the abilities) OOPSer are talking about Berkeley's webcast transcribtion, but since it's a All Rights reserved licence, I think we need to found a way of it..... If you have any idea or connection, just tell us...:>
From Patrick Sweetman [202.74.209.211] - 9/27/05 5:58 PM This very worthy project would be greatly helped if the vidios were available from more than one site. Maybe somebody could set up a central mirror. Making them available via P2P such as Bittorrent and eMule would be even more useful. I have downloaded the Linear Algebra, Differential Equations and Introduction to Biology and am willing to burn them to DVD-ROM for any genuine contributors to this project. I hope to download more in future when my ISP stops complaining about too much traffic. There are a couple of other video lecture series in mprg and avi form to be found on the internet. Here are the URLs for some... http://cypress.csail.mit.edu/courses/fa01/6.046/Lecture-01/Lecture-01.mpg http://swiss.csail.mit.edu/classes/6.001/abelson-sussman-lectures/videos-divx/Lecture-8a.avi
http://cypress.csail.mit.edu/courses/sp04/6.893/20040204.mpg
http://cypress.csail.mit.edu/courses/fa04/6.046/5503_F04_L02/5503_F04_L02.mpg
Keep up the good work. From glin - 5/6/05 10:56 PM shu-jung, you can still continue what you are doing. I would suggest that you download the entire file into your hard drive first. This way, you will not have to worry about buffering. The instruction on how to donwload the clip to your hard drive is at the FAQ. Please do continue if you are interested...
From shu-jung [196.39.83.24] - 5/6/05 4:24 PM I really tried to finish my transcription, but the internet speed over here is Tooooo slow. When I want to listen it online, it just keeps buffering and buffering...I can't even reach half of the video clip! It is really a pity, but I want to thank Grace for giving me two chances for this. Thank you so much! ^__^
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well i have adopted Anthropology of Religion, but i can't download the video clip! the FAQ you provided only mentions how to download rm files in MIT, seems no use for wmv files in Utah?