At the risk of parking my Geek side completely - better question - How
did the 440 stoker sound?
:-)
-Joey
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 9:47 PM, James O'Gorman <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yeah, this isn't related to the nighthawks directly, but I'm having some
> issues...
> Last week, we got to give the 1970 Plymouth Cuda it's first startup on the
> rebuilt engine - a 440 stroker w/ aluminum heads and lots of goodies.
> Someone recorded a video on an analog camcorder. She riped it to the
> computer, and saved as an Mpeg.
> The 15 minute clip file is 3.2 gB... and I can only get it to play in
> Windows Media player and Windows Movie Maker in Windows. WMP in Mac doesn't
> work, neither does Mac Preview, Adobe Premiere, or any other player that
> I've tried.
> I need the video down to a reasonable size, like 15-20 megs. Movie maker
> created a smaller file, but changed all the colors to yellow and black.
> I think I want to re-rip the video and see what options are available. (I
> didn't do the original transfer).
> Anyone got any ideas? I would think that M-jpeg would be one of the highest
> compressions, but it does not appear to be doing the trick.
> You can just email me directly if you want.
> Thanks!
>
> - JO
>
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