So last Friday Bulldog, I and Cobalt Supercharged went to firebird ... I recorded some video of the the blue balt running down the track but had a few issues getting the video to the pc ... that has changed and the video is now complete ... this is a low res version however I still must say it,

56k=NO

this link is below but will not be online for long so get it while it's hot and lemme know what you think.

oh and DivX has issues with the codec I used so use Windows Media Player ... also because of the codec used clicking the link does not work correctly online so Right-click and Save-As and just download it to your pc

http://yah-evolution.net/uploads/index.html

 

nice vid.

 

The dumb thing won't work for me, Right Clicking and all.

 

open the link, then right click and save the "other" link. takes a while to download though.

 

you do right click then save as?

 

It says, "Save link as", Not "Save as", or "Save target as".

 

what browser are you using?

 

NVM, I got it to work.

 

sweet!

 

Firefox 1.5

 

silly firefox /sigh

 

Hey! I like firefox, lol, I think it's better than Maxthon.....

 

i use both at work but firefox takes up more resources and loads slower so I use maxthon most of the time unless a customer bitches about stuff and says something specific to firefox thats the only time it gets used on my machine ... at home firefox doesn't touch my pc

 

LOL, cool.

 

BTW....Sorry to interupt you Firefox conv. but the video was pretty cool, thanks

 

 

Still doesn't work.

Says I need another codec.

 

it uses the intel indeo video codec so be sure to have the latest version of windows media player

 

Dude, Sweet second pass!

 

yeah his second run was great ... totally took that subaru

 

That was really impressive!

-Rich

 

WTF i get sound but no picture....i just dowloaded windows media player 10 too

 

you have to save it to your computer ... that is the whole thing I had already posted ... the codec will not work when viewed directly online ... right click the link and save it to your pc then open it

 

try using a diff codec for your future productions. Xvid from Divx is what i used for movies a while back. A 2 min. video shouldnt be 115mb and have that low of quality.

Good job on that second pass

 

I used other compressions which brought it down to 40 or so megs but the quality was worse also I never compressed the audio so it was uncompressed 16bit audio