View Full Version : Small video from 2006 GP
Maybe you have seen this...
http://www.gorpol.pl/?site=7&artykul=147
jcarlyle
March 6th 06, 11:23 PM
Thanks for posting those, I hadn't seen them. Unfortunately, only the
first two played - Quicktime complained about missing something for the
others. Is there an explanation in English about what to do? There's
something about a Quicktime Alternative, but I don't want to click
without knowing what it will do!
-John
wrote:
> Maybe you have seen this...
>
> http://www.gorpol.pl/?site=7&artykul=147
jcarlyle
March 7th 06, 02:43 AM
Thanks for the info, Jacek. I don't know anything about QT Alternative,
either, so I'll forgo watching those video clips.
I read somewhere while the GP was on that they were going to produce a
DVD from the in-cockpit, helicopter and graphic position videos . After
seeing those two clips, I'll definitely be keeping a lookout for the
DVD!
-John
Shawn
March 7th 06, 04:28 AM
jcarlyle wrote:
> Thanks for posting those, I hadn't seen them. Unfortunately, only the
> first two played - Quicktime complained about missing something for the
> others. Is there an explanation in English about what to do? There's
> something about a Quicktime Alternative, but I don't want to click
> without knowing what it will do!
>
> -John
>
> wrote:
>
>>Maybe you have seen this...
>>
>>http://www.gorpol.pl/?site=7&artykul=147
>
Ran fine on OS X v.10.4.5/QT 7.04/Safari Took a while to load all of
them though.
Interesting way to follow races. I hope it catches on. People watch
America's cup racing on TV (OK well, I do), I thought this was better
and still has loads of potential for improvement.
Shawn
Jack Daniels
March 7th 06, 05:15 AM
I can see all the clips, even all at the same time
"jcarlyle" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> Thanks for posting those, I hadn't seen them. Unfortunately, only the
> first two played - Quicktime complained about missing something for the
> others. Is there an explanation in English about what to do? There's
> something about a Quicktime Alternative, but I don't want to click
> without knowing what it will do!
>
> -John
>
> wrote:
>> Maybe you have seen this...
>>
>> http://www.gorpol.pl/?site=7&artykul=147
>
Keith
March 7th 06, 05:54 AM
why not just go to the Grand Prix site and watch them there .
http://www.gp06.com/video/index.htm
Keith
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Ricardo Rocha
March 7th 06, 11:09 AM
You have 7 small additional videos in the webpage that was sent... some pretty
cool ones actually.
Keith wrote:
> why not just go to the Grand Prix site and watch them there .
> http://www.gp06.com/video/index.htm
>
>
> Keith
>
>
Bruce Hoult
March 7th 06, 11:41 AM
In article <Keith.24acdz@f_l_i_g_h_t_o_r_g>,
Keith <Keith.24acdz@f_l_i_g_h_t_o_r_g> wrote:
>
> why not just go to the Grand Prix site and watch them there .
> http://www.gp06.com/video/index.htm
Only the first two clips are on the official site. The rest are taken
by a camcorder pointed at either the big outdoors screen or else a
smaller TV in the terminal building, or else are in-flight (and
unofficial, by the looks) footage from Sebastian Kawa's glider.
Everything plays fine on my Mac using Tiger, Safari and QuickTime. Are
the people having problems using Windows?
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Hoult | 174.8263E | /\ here. | ----------O----------
Charles Yeates
March 7th 06, 12:13 PM
Using Windows, I downloaded the file to a temp folder and then played it
on Media Player. No problem. This procedure was used because the URL
didn't open and play directly.
Bruce Hoult wrote:
> In article <Keith.24acdz@f_l_i_g_h_t_o_r_g>,
> Keith <Keith.24acdz@f_l_i_g_h_t_o_r_g> wrote:
>
>
>>why not just go to the Grand Prix site and watch them there .
>>http://www.gp06.com/video/index.htm
>
>
> Only the first two clips are on the official site. The rest are taken
> by a camcorder pointed at either the big outdoors screen or else a
> smaller TV in the terminal building, or else are in-flight (and
> unofficial, by the looks) footage from Sebastian Kawa's glider.
>
> Everything plays fine on my Mac using Tiger, Safari and QuickTime. Are
> the people having problems using Windows?
>
stephanevdv
March 9th 06, 03:39 PM
Concerning the DVD of the 2005 Saint-Auban World Grand Prix:
http://www.glidingmagazine.com/NewsArticle.asp?id=1477
stephanevdv wrote:
> Concerning the DVD of the 2005 Saint-Auban World Grand Prix:
>
> http://www.glidingmagazine.com/NewsArticle.asp?id=1477
I have seen the 2005 Saint-Auban World Grand Prix DVD and I was NOT
impressed. It had no real content. It was essentially a 1 minute TV
news article stretched to 40 minutes.
We need to start producing DVDs which show race analysis:-
* complete tasks
* briefings of weather and terrain
* pre-race tactic discussions
* pilot and expert commentries hilighting mistakes and good decisions
* loads of incockpit and helicopter video
* all IGC files and an IGC player (eg SeeYou)
the user should be able to play each day task with the IGCs in one
window and see a sychronised DVD film in a 2nd window. And then easily
play the whole lot back and forward. This will make it interesting for
both the racer (analysis) and the layman (visual fest) and everyone
inbetween.
Peter LS8t
The DVD should have
Kernow
March 11th 06, 06:16 PM
Peter I agree.
Potential purchasers should also be aware that this is not a true DVD
but a DVD-R produced on demand. Hence if you have a Sony so called DVD
+ or - R/RW compatible DVD player model DVP-NS725P this DVD cannot be
played.
Let's hope that Peter Newport's efforts a few weeks ago at Omarama
proves to be a better production. The small videoclips on the website
look good with a wealth of information that is pilot oriented.
kernow
wrote:
> stephanevdv wrote:
>
>>Concerning the DVD of the 2005 Saint-Auban World Grand Prix:
>>
>>http://www.glidingmagazine.com/NewsArticle.asp?id=1477
>
>
> I have seen the 2005 Saint-Auban World Grand Prix DVD and I was NOT
> impressed. It had no real content. It was essentially a 1 minute TV
> news article stretched to 40 minutes.
>
> We need to start producing DVDs which show race analysis:-
> * complete tasks
> * briefings of weather and terrain
> * pre-race tactic discussions
> * pilot and expert commentries hilighting mistakes and good decisions
> * loads of incockpit and helicopter video
> * all IGC files and an IGC player (eg SeeYou)
>
> the user should be able to play each day task with the IGCs in one
> window and see a sychronised DVD film in a 2nd window. And then easily
> play the whole lot back and forward. This will make it interesting for
> both the racer (analysis) and the layman (visual fest) and everyone
> inbetween.
>
> Peter LS8t
>
>
> The DVD should have
>
Ben Flewett
March 11th 06, 07:18 PM
I have seen the 7 minute promo DVD produced using footage
from the 06 GP. It's very good - spectaular air-to-air
shots together with graphics, interviews and in-cockpit
shots.
Hopefully he gets the funding to make a 1 hour production.
B
At 18:18 11 March 2006, Kernow wrote:
>Peter I agree.
>
>Potential purchasers should also be aware that this
>is not a true DVD
>but a DVD-R produced on demand. Hence if you have
>a Sony so called DVD
>+ or - R/RW compatible DVD player model DVP-NS725P
>this DVD cannot be
>played.
>
>Let's hope that Peter Newport's efforts a few weeks
>ago at Omarama
>proves to be a better production. The small videoclips
>on the website
>look good with a wealth of information that is pilot
>oriented.
>
>kernow
>
wrote:
>> stephanevdv wrote:
>>
>>>Concerning the DVD of the 2005 Saint-Auban World Grand
>>>Prix:
>>>
>>>http://www.glidingmagazine.com/NewsArticle.asp?id=1477
>>
>>
>> I have seen the 2005 Saint-Auban World Grand Prix
>>DVD and I was NOT
>> impressed. It had no real content. It was essentially
>>a 1 minute TV
>> news article stretched to 40 minutes.
>>
>> We need to start producing DVDs which show race analysis:-
>> * complete tasks
>> * briefings of weather and terrain
>> * pre-race tactic discussions
>> * pilot and expert commentries hilighting mistakes
>>and good decisions
>> * loads of incockpit and helicopter video
>> * all IGC files and an IGC player (eg SeeYou)
>>
>> the user should be able to play each day task with
>>the IGCs in one
>> window and see a sychronised DVD film in a 2nd window.
>>And then easily
>> play the whole lot back and forward. This will make
>>it interesting for
>> both the racer (analysis) and the layman (visual fest)
>>and everyone
>> inbetween.
>>
>> Peter LS8t
>>
>>
>> The DVD should have
>>
>
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