psu, the video files are 4:3 which is the normal aspect ratio for Standard Definition video. The look correct to me. The streaming viewer squashes them down to a 3:2 aspect ratio, which is not normal for video.

A solution to Mike's "start, stop, load, start...crazy-making" problem... Since this wonderful lecture is not available as a DVD, I took the time to extract the addresses of the actual video files (mp4, not Flash). They are below. Simply right-click on each link, then choose "Save Link As..." to save a copy of each video. I would encourage you to buy a DVD copy if it becomes available. In the mean time, this approach at least ensures that you have a low-res version (should the web page ever disappear). Edgar _______________________ http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT001_Printing%20from%20the%20high%20parts.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT002_Printing%20from%20the%20low%20part%20and%20smooth%20surfaces.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT003_Colored%20inks_other%20techniques.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT004_Silver%20and%20non-silver%20based%20photography.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT005_A%20new%20era%20for%20photography%20dry%20plate_color.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT006_Halftone_photogravure.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT007_Photo%20offset%20lithography.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT008_Collotype.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT009_New%20printing%20systems.mp4 http://richardbenson.s3.amazonaws.com/BT010_The%20future%20of%20photography.mp4