BUSHTRACKER, The Movie: And how to Navigate....
Submitted: Monday, Mar 26, 2007 at 21:38
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Right now it is in a Wide Screen Format.... It did not occur to our Techo Whiz making the DVD, that most people still have the older square TV format.... If you have trouble, it is really because you cannot see all the Buttons on the Menu...
If you cannot solve it, send me your address again (Previewers) I will post out the updated Format one when we get it....
If you can switch your TV to wide screen to see the buttons? What you are supposed to do is Navigate to the "Press Play" button until the text goes black... Then press OK or Play........
Then you come up with a Scene Selection Menu, and you need to Navigate to the top left hand box which is titled START, and again then press Play or OK...
THE SHOW WILL BEGIN, SIT BACK WITH A GLASS OF WINE OR POPCORN AND ENJOY...
Courtesy of the lone Ranger.... Please write in your reviews.......
Reply By: Bushtracker - Tuesday, Mar 27, 2007 at 02:38
Tuesday, Mar 27, 2007 at 02:38
Fosss,
If you don't get yours by tomorrow, I will get you one in the new Format...
Anyway, since you can't get out yourself, while you are laid up, you might really enjoy this Movie of the "Real Thing".... I will save you one of the few I have in the new format, you can call it and pick it up or I will mail it to you... At least you can savour the "
Bushtracker Lifestyle" to some degree....
I think I did a pretty good job of it, in some of the most fantastic scenery a couple hundred kms off the bitumen on Private Stations and Crown Land...
Here is hoping you get well and can do it in person, but in the mean time enjoy this with my Compliments....
Regards, Ranger.
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Follow Up By: Bushtracker - Tuesday, Mar 27, 2007 at 19:24
Tuesday, Mar 27, 2007 at 19:24
A Review:
Hi Steve & Team,
I have just watched the DVD that you so kindly posted to me, Thank you.
My first reaction was "I want one of those vans". I have been reading the
Bushtracker owners
forum now for over two years and have read every posting and reply from Brushtracker with interest and envy. Your DVD was fantastic, To be able to enjoy the very relaxed way the three vans and vehicles snaked their way around those tracks was so good.
I had no trouble in loading/starting the DVD on my computer. I did notice a little pixel distortion on the first day episode but it seem to be OK after that.
The factory tour was very informative and explained the
Bushtracker way.
Congratulations, a job well done.
Regards,
Gary
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Reply By: Bushtracker - Wednesday, Mar 28, 2007 at 17:39
Wednesday, Mar 28, 2007 at 17:39
TUESDAY MORNING UPDATE, 28/3, DVD'S LOST IN THE MAIL????????????
THREE PEOPLE REPORT NOT RECEIVING THEM..???? PREVIEWERS, IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ONE BY TOMORROW PLEASE SEND IN YOUR ADDRESS AGAIN...
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Follow Up By: Bushtracker - Wednesday, Mar 28, 2007 at 18:12
Wednesday, Mar 28, 2007 at 18:12
REVIEWS and RESULTS.: Six reviews so far, all favorable; two were critical but still liked it... They were Newbies and thought there should be more about how to use all the systems. They just do not realize we go through everything, showing them how to run everything on the day of Delivery; with an Owners Manual for a Backup....
This DVD plan was to be a "Slice of Life", and real examples of the "
Bushtracker Lifestyle", and average run of discovery in some beautiful spots of wild scenery.... A feel for the "Real Thing"...
One Critique, wanted a better Factory Tour, but we do not want to preclude them from coming here for a real Tour, and that is why we did it the way we did..
Keep em coming.....
And for any of you that are generously volunteering to make copies for friends and people on the road, please send us your address AGAIN, to
BUSHTRACKER email format, for the latest version that is more user friendly... It is done in the regular square screen format instead of "Wide Screen" as people with only square screen technology may have trouble finding the Menu Buttons....
Regards, Ranger...
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