What are some recommended audio/video resources for learning physics?

[thermonuclear]

Anybody here knows the audio collection of the Feynman Lectures on Physics?

Anyway, I'm trying to find other audio/video resources on physics. Any recommendations?

BR.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Try searching on a p2p program.

 

[Simfish]

I know about the audio lectures on Feynman's Lectures on Physics, but the audio quality, (in the local library's edition at least) was so poor that I returned it soon. The accompanying book is good though.

Try searching on Amazon.com. The library may be good too.

 

[nautica]

Feyman is definitely one of the few greats of our time. My physic's instructor has his lecture notes in his office - I will check and see if there is a CD with them and I will download Wednsday.

Nautica

 

[Descartes]

It was noted in this thread that the lectures can mostly be obtained through usenet; specifically, they are (or at least were) available in the alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.spoken-word newsgroup. I was able to amass almost all of the lectures in short order with an EasyNews account. Alternatively, you can partly satiate your desire for Feynman musings by viewing http://www.vega.org.uk/series/lectures/feynman/index.html .

Hope that helps.

 

[KnowledgeIsPower]

They are available on suprnova.org, you use a program called Azereus to download them.
Be careful not to download any of the other content that you don't own though.

Example 1

 

[DarkEternal]

how long ago did you find them on suprnova.org? i looked there and couldn't find it?

 

[futb0l]

I have 15 Lectures of Feynman where I downloaded from Emule, contact me in MSN: futb0l@bigfoot.com for more info.