Video, but not sound

[diddidit]

Just so someone knows, on my iMac at home, I can get the video feed for the show, but no audio.



did

 

[RCNelson]

Go to JREF Internet Broadcast Archive on msspro.

 

[Diamond]

Go to JREF Internet Broadcast Archive on msspro.

Any possibility of archiving the pictures as well as the words?

 

[Lord Kenneth]

Just so someone knows, on my iMac at home, I can get the video feed for the show, but no audio.



did

You're just gonna have to learn to lip read.

 

[RCNelson]

Any possibility of archiving the pictures as well as the words?

Nope. With video, the file size is too large.

 

[Diamond]

Nope. With video, the file size is too large.

How big is the file? Perhaps I can stream for others...

 

[RCNelson]

How big is the file? Perhaps I can stream for others...

A 90 minute broadcast with both sound and video is about 23M-bytes.

 

[NightG1]

Just so someone knows, on my iMac at home, I can get the video feed for the show, but no audio.



did

Have you tried booting OS9 and running MediaPlayer there? You will need to download the OS9 version of Media Player but this should work.

 

[Kimpatsu]

A 90 minute broadcast with both sound and video is about 23M-bytes.

What about data compression, such as Winzip? After all, with P2P and Broadband, I download whole TV shows off the Internet with nary a problem...

 

[diddidit]

Re: Re: Video, but not sound

You're just gonna have to learn to lip read.

Punk kid!

That'd be cool, except Randi's lips, even when not obscured by Randi's beard, appears to be about 10 pixels in area. Most of the time, all I can see is a white, beardy blob sort of twitching.

Have you tried booting OS9 and running MediaPlayer there?

Back to the future, eh? Nah, bugger OS9. I can wait 24 hours for the downloadable version.

did

 

[RCNelson]

Diamond: Any possibility of archiving the pictures as well as the words?

RCNelson: Nope. With video, the file size is too large.

Diamond: How big is the file? Perhaps I can stream for others...

RCNelson: A 90 minute broadcast with both sound and video is about 23M-bytes.

Kimpatsu: What about data compression, such as Winzip? After all, with P2P and Broadband, I download whole TV shows off the Internet with nary a problem...

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Much to my surprise, the captured internet broadcast .asf file compresses from 23M-bytes to 12M-bytes. I would consider archiving the zipped data, but I found an even better solution.

See the topic How to time shift the internet broadcast.