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There are of course the many lectures at MIT:

http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Global/OCWHelp/avocw.htm
 
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Why don't you start by listing those you know of.
 
Richard Feynman lecture on QED

http://www.vega.org.uk/series/lectures/feynman/index.php
 
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There's got to be more than that!
 
Are you looking for free ones only?
 
Any. But let's speak truthfully, you can always download them for free from a p2p network anyway.
 
I just posted a list of lecture videos (mainly courses and tutorials) on the blog https://www.physicsforums.com/blog/2005/07/09/physics-videos/ .
(I haven't included more-technical seminar and conference videos.)
 
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Nusc said:
Any. But let's speak truthfully, you can always download them for free from a p2p network anyway.
honestly i don't think that you can find everything in a peer to peer softwares.
for example, the series: "the mechanical universe", unless you have found the series in these softwares (i havent).
 
You were not honest enough,

http://www.learner.org/resources/series42.html

However, you will need a program like fraps to rip the media files. Time consuming especially if your computer cannot handle the process. Ask the guys downstairs for more info.
 
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yes, I've seen this site already, as you mention, requires ripping softwares, but i do prefer to download from other peer than ripping it by myself (perhaps a sense of less corrupted (-: ).
 
Nusc said:
You were not honest enough,

http://www.learner.org/resources/series42.html

However, you will need a program like fraps to rip the media files. Time consuming especially if your computer cannot handle the process. Ask the guys downstairs for more info.
Actually you can download the streams, so in fact it does not require a fraps-like software. Eg. StreamBoxVCR Suite should do the job (that is only one of many).