Who can host an mpeg?
23 August 2002, 07:28 PM
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Who or where can host a nine second movie for me?
Not that knowledgeable, think it's about 1.8mb.
Been sent an mpeg of a plane breaking the sound barrier at close range an' I want to share it... it is way cool
Before you ask I'm not going to send to everyone - it's taken 12 minutes to email, sorry. Damn it I neeeeed broadband!
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Not that knowledgeable, think it's about 1.8mb.
Been sent an mpeg of a plane breaking the sound barrier at close range an' I want to share it... it is way cool
Before you ask I'm not going to send to everyone - it's taken 12 minutes to email, sorry. Damn it I neeeeed broadband!
Mike
23 August 2002, 10:21 PM
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AdrianFRST,
the sound follows after 11 seconds
NENO,
thats the power of the Internet!
mb
p.s. Did anyone notice that despite the fact that the video was slowed down, the "seconds counter" continued at normal speed!
the sound follows after 11 seconds
NENO,
thats the power of the Internet!
mb
p.s. Did anyone notice that despite the fact that the video was slowed down, the "seconds counter" continued at normal speed!
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24 August 2002, 10:41 PM
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Also found this whilst browsing the site...
http://www.anu.edu.au/physics/course...1/MachCone.jpg
I'm sure the original video is genuine, but:
- the seconds counter? - unless what we are seeing is a realtime video of someone videoing the slowed down original
- the ability of the cameramen to pan an a/c at about 760mph when its only about 100yds or so away, and keep it mostly spot on in the middle of the frame?
- the chance that the pilot can get the a/c to transit sub-/super- sonic right next to the ship?
So, actually it looks like a fantastic achievement to get it on video
http://www.anu.edu.au/physics/course...1/MachCone.jpg
I'm sure the original video is genuine, but:
- the seconds counter? - unless what we are seeing is a realtime video of someone videoing the slowed down original
- the ability of the cameramen to pan an a/c at about 760mph when its only about 100yds or so away, and keep it mostly spot on in the middle of the frame?
- the chance that the pilot can get the a/c to transit sub-/super- sonic right next to the ship?
So, actually it looks like a fantastic achievement to get it on video
25 August 2002, 07:59 AM
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so who can host an mpeg then? i've got some short footage of a mean sounding evo i was post for spudgun....
don't suppose any of you plane fans have the mpeg clip of the sokoy that was shown on clarkson doing some strange stall flip, that was v impressive.
don't suppose any of you plane fans have the mpeg clip of the sokoy that was shown on clarkson doing some strange stall flip, that was v impressive.
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