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CackleTV now offers digital downloads. As each of our DVD’s contains about 12 different short films, you can now just pay for the ones that you want to watch - at very reasonable prices. And you don't have to wait for the DVD to arrive!
The prices are given in UK £’s, but you can buy the downloads from anywhere. The price will be converted into your own currency when you make a purchase.
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£ 12,99Described as "The best compilation of canoe films of all time" by Canoe Roots magazine - "This is Canoeing" contains 12 adventure films from Canada, America, Wales & Scotland.
Download all the films multiple award winning DVD in High definition. This is a great value package.
Please beware Total file size is 6750MB -
£ 1,99Erik Simula spent the summer of 2009 paddling 1,000-miles across the Minnesota Arrowhead in his hand-made birch bark canoe, with only his dog "Kitigan" for company. Following traditional trails Erik lives off the land as much as possible. -
£ 0,99At 15 years, old Hailey Thompson was already in the US senior team for canoe slalom and competed in the world championships in Europe in 2009. A lovely down-to-earth Wisconsin girl, we film Hailey at home, paddling in Wisconsin's north Lakes & winning medals in the open canoe slalom national championships. Also contains footage of Hailey competing in the world championships decked canoe slalom. -
£ 1,99Top Canadian whitewater canoeists Paul Mason, Mark Scriver & Andrew Westwood rip it up on the Moose and Independence rivers in New York state, running a series of beautiful and challenging grade 5 waterfalls and slides. -
£ 1,99John "Kaz" Kazimierczy, Ely Helbert, Andy Walker, Carolyn Peterson & Hailey Thompson compete at the Open Canoe Slalom national championships.
To download a film, you don’t need any special software, but you will need a fast and reliable internet connection. And you will also need enough disc space available on your computer to store the file. A 10 minute film will need about 300MB and a 30 minute film will need about 1GB of space.
To playback a film, you need a reasonably fast computer with a recent version of the QuickTime movie player. The format of the films is QuickTime .mov file encoded with the H.264 codec.