fourteens video

Does anyone know who holds the copyright for the video "Fourteens are Forever"?  I bought it some years ago from the National Maritime Museum, but they now deny that they hold the copyright.   I no longer have a video player, and want the cotnents moved on to a DVD, and the firm which does this work is reluctant to do it until they've seen a letter approving the work!

Here you go I found it, http://www.maplin.co.uk/ion-video-2-go-pc-video-capture-and-editing-506680

Originally posted by s.a.l.t.y I think you can buy software and some sort of attachment for a PC that connects to the video player so you can make your own copy of it. Its probably not very legal but once you have it it means you can do it with any video you want.

If you want a letter from the 14 class confirming no objection to transferring the material to dvd, pm me your contact details and I'll send you one

All I would ask in return is that we DO get it online!

I take it there is no copyright statement or any other clues about who produced it on the film itself?  If the Maritime Museum sold it to you and say they don't have the copyright, then if anyone did actually claim it I could only imagine it would have been the class association (see above) or someone who made the film for the association - in either case I can't imagine anyone is sitting around waiting for the royalty cheques to fund their retirement, it's publicity material/part of the history we'd be glad to have made available - but I'll ask Dick and a couple of others if they know anything about it....

Here's one of the Solo worlds in 85......at about 10 seconds from the end you will see the solo world speed record being broken.