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For some reason, the server was running much faster last night, giving me about 29-30 kB, which I can live with.
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Finally, now that I had some more "free time" these past weeks (thanks to my right hand/arm being in a cast due to an "incident" at the track with the bike) I finished editing a fun action video about the 911 (and the GSX-R1000 and the Raptor SportQuad)
Its 16min long and managed to shrink it down to 85MB, and its on windows video format (wmv) so you don't need any codecs to view it.
I was curious as to how a match box sized camera (that I plugged in to a small SONY digital videorecorder in a fanny pack) placed at some interesting "subjective" views on the vehicles would look, my intention was to give the feeling of being close to the vehicles and the action when watching it, and transmit what these vehicles do for us speed junkies.
I added some laid back, and sometimes comical, "homemade amateur" editing, a varied soundtrack list and its done.
Hope you guys like it, I had fun doing it a bit here and bit there when time permited.
Right click and save as...
911&GSX-R&Raptorvideo.wmv
Carlos,
You need to find another server -- the one you're on is giving me about 7kB/sec downloads on a broadband DSL line. It would take many hours to finish downloading.
=Carlos= (in Virginia)
Carlos,
Great video. It was worth the nearly 2 hour download time. (I stayed up until almost 1 AM to watch it!). Loved the segue from Julie Andrews to Disturbed at the beginning of the 4-wheeler section.
Amigo Carlos-
It's a bummer not being able to download this video, it's just WAY to slow
... And I'm sure it's great!
Could you perhaps post it on "Fastdrive.org". This site caters to hosting cool motorsports & enthusiast videos, and has good download speeds.
Cheers.
Gracias!
OK, I finally got it downloaded! For some reason, the server was running much faster last night, giving me about 29-30 kB, which I can live with.
Great video, Carlos! Nice roads, great scenery, good music, and fun vehicles. What more could you want?
=Carlos=
P.S. Also, there was some pretty neat editing in there -- puts a lot of the other home videos I've seen to shame.
Thanks Scouser
believe it or not I have never had an accident in my life car or bike (except if being rear endend slightly by a drunk driver while I was stopped in a traffic-jam once counts) and I have been driving them both in the streets since 11-12 years of age (hidden of course, and since 14 yoa legally
)... now the track is another matter, don't they say the track is safer than the street?
Thanks MJSpeed!
Hope you meant strickly movie director wise in ref to almodovar
(BTW, hope that '04 GT3 beauty didn't suffer any of the wrath of "charlie")
Strictly as a movie director!!
Charlie hit the west coast of Florida and I live on the east coast, so other than some bad weather on Friday, we didn't get much. Although Thursday night was pretty rough. Thanks for asking.
Thanks Carlos - very inspiring !!
I like your choice of music too !
On a serious note do none of you have any concerns about broadcasting this sort of information or the 'fastest speed of the day'.
I read a story (I think it was in Autocar) of a biker stopped by the old bill in Wales for a routine check. They were about to send him on his way when they noticied a video camera strapped to the tank of the bike. - They confiscated this and it showed him doing 165MPH earlier that day (a bit like Carlos !!). - Apparently he was nicked and got four years in jail.
A terrible story to read. One that made me worry about recording or uploading any form of evidence of my Friday fun runs. Am I just being paranoid ??
Thanks Adrian!
About the safety concern, its a good point that you need to take into consideration before hand. Just don't show any license plates, any faces, or say were its done specifically or any info like that, and you are pretty much safe since the vehicle can't be identified specifically (besides model and color), nor the driver beyond your own word (which you can retract from anytime), nor the place of the infraction in some places (who is to say the 294km/h wasn't shot in the autobahn for example) so...
Did you see the video of the president of Japan's Ferrari club that videotaped himself doing above 300km/h of the highway on a F40? he was showing his face and the speedo on the same sequence and shot, then the video got so popular the police got a hand on the video from the net and on an F40 he wasn't hard to find so he ended up with a jail sentence.