verhackstückt ...

I have the DVD (yet) bought, but I just viewed the video that are very meaningful because of their length. That makes Galileo very good. They give you a realistic idea of ​​what you buy there.

I am interested in such courses because I studied computer science and media always noisy going, if I can learn something something. Technically make the videos a kompetenen impression (even to the smallest detail - for example, "microtypography"), even if it is in person often quite pulls for me in the length, because I "by those'm" just me and this is not new for the most part. For beginners, it is certainly a very useful basic training. In a sense, a crash course in "Media Design".

However, what did not work and what has annoyed me already for a video, is the impossible staccato of the coach! He speaks well understood and clearly articulated, no question, but it chops anyone really every sentence in phonetically disjointed pieces. Liquid he speaks only in his introductory video, everything else follows something like a pattern:
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Set Top [pause] two words [Pause] one word [pause] end of the block [Pause].
Set Top [Pause] word [Pause] phrase [long pause] phrase [pause] end of the block.
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Although these breaks are usually only half a second, but they interrupt the flow of unpleasant (for me) way. It strictly follow. The coach "verhackstückt" the text literally. That is, as I said, quite tiring quickly over time.

Too Bad. Very unfortunate. A bit of training in terms of "language education" would be advised. A liquid narrative would make the presentation of his classes more pleasant and thus enhance imens.