Paul,

I blogged a few years back as I had the same camera and, having lost the driver disc, I could only find that bloody dowan site (even got a message from the site admin complaining that she had to pay for her hosting somehow and she couldn't afford to host the (tiny!) file - how tightfisted must she be?! If I ran a web site which became wildly popular, I'd just stick some ads up to pay for it! Some people just don't get the interwebs.)

Anyway, I blogged separately about this camera and its troublesome drivers, and included a link to Vimicro's own site where they had a driver detection and download utility: http://kerblam.co.uk/2008/01/vimicro-usb-pc-camer...

I notice from Google Analytics that my own post from 2008 still gets a LOT of traffic, and your site ranks more highly than mine. The final irony is that the dead-teddybears.com site is actually no longer around - it's being cybersquatted! So your original post's link is now obsolete. Could you (for the sake of the interwebs) update your original post with a newer, functional link?

All the best :)
Christopher

Some (at the very least) BARELY plausible storytelling would be a nice start. And a slightly less messy and unresolved script.

Yes, YES, YES!!! I watched this film tonight (UK opening night) and felt hollow and unsatisfied afterwards.

Couldn't adequately express my dissatisfaction (I'm not good at explaining why films suck, I just know a pisspoor piece of work when I sit and watch one). Thank you for crystalising every poor point of this film for me!