Actually its on the same link as above, there's a button to download the highest quality version, the same one I have, 160 MBytes. :D

Ooo ... raw footage is 5 GigaBytes, all 9 minutes of it. :eek:

From your experience what software do you recommend for video editing and what settings do you think I should use?

At the moment I use videostudio (am not a pro, so cheapo software) and I edit the raw footage, export to MPEG2 DVD settings and also another copy in WMV format for placing as a download.

Holy shnikes. Well I dont feel like registering...lol. I think it accomplishes what everyone needs anyhow at its current state. Its been awhile im kinda rusty. But once I see and start playing with it I could give you a run down of what I did.

But one program I used to use was virtualdub.

http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/do...aldub_346.html

Also digital-digest.com was a great place for just about everything video , they also have great tutorials. Ive gotten ripping DVD's down to a science.

Also the latest windows movie maker is also pretty good it can output hdtv even.

What is this, a video interlacing, dvd rippin', virtualdub editing, mpeg avi pal ntsc wmv divX quicktime, 160 mb limit veoh, youtube, vcr, tivo thread now?? :weird: :lol: :lol:
j/k

Ha. Yeah if you need anymore help pm a brotha. :lol:

But we all know the HPI DVD burner is better.... :p

Thanks for the tips and link Artificial, I'm going to check it out.

RMd gave a link previously which has a page with excellent info on interlace issues and how to fix them using Virtualdub too. I tried it and it worked but the result, at least to my naked eyes, does not appear any better than the NTSC version which is online now.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Goes to show that when we sniff enough nitro, we all become technogeeks! :lol: :lol: :lol:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

You guys are too heivan gleivan for me :smile:

First, sorry for the late reply. I wanted to do some research on this before I responded and figure out how to do some things.

I only have Video Studio 1.0 on CD, so I had to go and download 11.0 to see what your options are. To my surprise, both the PAL and NTSC versions of the video looks great in Video Studio when I insert it as a video into the time line and watch it. No interlace lines and only some expected motion artifacts. Take a look at these two images:

Image #1: http://www.nitrokb.com/images/video_image01.jpg

Image #2: http://www.nitrokb.com/images/video_image02.png

Image 2 is what I see when I use WMP, VLC or Real Player. It's not as pronounced as the freeze frame, but I do see the lines. I do not see the lines using in Video Studio or WinDVD.

I think the bottom line is, if you view the video with DVD software, you will not see the lines or notice extraneous artifacts. I probably notice the extraneous artifacts more than others because I'm looking for them. :sneaky:

IMO, the output settings are correct. You don't have to change anything you are doing.

:D

NT1 Diff O-ring
 

Guys after running my NT1 and very happy I tried changing the diff oil, then a problem struck I was unable to re-use the diff seal, I have already ordered replacement seals but can you all give me an alternative as I have a race this weekend. Another brand perhaps :sneaky: :sneaky:

thanks

Did I mess up and subscribe to the computer geek thread??? :confused:

Hello France,

I've post on X ray forum some of my very little problems.

http://forum.teamxray.com/viewtopic.php?t=5365

I hope they will answer.