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Cosmic
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10/8/2008  10:56 PM

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Knicks-Raptors Preseason Game Oct 8, 2008


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Running time 79 Minutes. 254 Megs.

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I highly recommend downloading then playing off your system. The ads on the page screw up the video feed.


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BajanKnickFan
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10/8/2008  11:03 PM
Thanks for having the game for us to download. I needed that because im station at Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio and i cant stand to watch ohio sports.
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10/8/2008  11:33 PM
we gotta see that nate dunk!
Cosmic
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10/8/2008  11:38 PM
Posted by BajanKnickFan:

Thanks for having the game for us to download. I needed that because im station at Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio and i cant stand to watch ohio sports.

No biggie. Enjoy.
Did the best I could with quality. 250 megs is pretty large. Cant do much more with that unfortunately.

Posted by Elite:

we gotta see that nate dunk!

Start with about 6:00 to go in the 4th Q. It came around 550 if I recall.

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10/9/2008  10:26 AM
Thanks Cosmic. I missed it last night.
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10/9/2008  11:10 AM
Hey cosmic, thanks a lot for the game. I'm still waiting for my cable install next Friday, so I'm without my Knicks for a little. The video was superbly edited as well, right down to the free-throws.

I'm wondering, what did you use to capture the video?
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10/9/2008  11:29 AM
Cosmic you are the MAN !!! i cancelled my cable and haven't watched TV in like 6 months. Knicks games used to be the only thing i watched(oh and Simpsons) so this is like awesome Thank you man and keep em coming please
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10/9/2008  1:21 PM
Long ago I installed what's called a TV Tuner card. It just slides into any available PCI slot. It functions like a cable box. Screw in the coaxial from your cable and you're ready to go. The card came with software that includes video capturing ability. Comes with a remote. You just load the software and a window opens up on your monitor that displays television.

From there as I watch the game I hit record...then hit stop when I feel there's going to be a large break in the action.

Then I load all the files (last night I ended up with 44 individual mpgs) into windows movie maker and I compress things down. This go around I compressed down to 512k stream (was 340 or less at times last season but zhsare now allows 500mb files so I was able to up the final quality)...which came out to about 254 megs. The mpgs I recorded at a quality of 150 out of a possible 500 and a stream value of 1000k out of a possible 5000k and sound at 128 out of a possible 360 and the game was STILL 1.1 GIGABYTES of data in the end. Hence, the necessary compression and crappier feed as a result...but until someone figures out how to upload a gigabyte in a timely manner I will have to compress.

That's the short version.
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10/9/2008  1:23 PM
I see what you're talking about. Funny, because the first PC I ever bought, a Compaq Presario, around 1995, had that card. I used to take screen shots and capture video of EVERYTHING back then. No PC I've had since has that. Weird. Feel free to post some more preseason games ;) haha.
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10/9/2008  2:31 PM
THANX COSMIC!!!! It means a lot to so many Knick fans around the country who are able to see games because of you.
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10/9/2008  2:46 PM
Posted by Cosmic:

Long ago I installed what's called a TV Tuner card. It just slides into any available PCI slot. It functions like a cable box. Screw in the coaxial from your cable and you're ready to go. The card came with software that includes video capturing ability. Comes with a remote. You just load the software and a window opens up on your monitor that displays television.

From there as I watch the game I hit record...then hit stop when I feel there's going to be a large break in the action.

Then I load all the files (last night I ended up with 44 individual mpgs) into windows movie maker and I compress things down. This go around I compressed down to 512k stream (was 340 or less at times last season but zhsare now allows 500mb files so I was able to up the final quality)...which came out to about 254 megs. The mpgs I recorded at a quality of 150 out of a possible 500 and a stream value of 1000k out of a possible 5000k and sound at 128 out of a possible 360 and the game was STILL 1.1 GIGABYTES of data in the end. Hence, the necessary compression and crappier feed as a result...but until someone figures out how to upload a gigabyte in a timely manner I will have to compress.

That's the short version.

my question is, using DVR... if you record a show.. then play it back... will it come up on your capture card? or can it only capture LIVE feeds
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10/9/2008  3:58 PM
Cosmic thank you for providing these videos for us. This is really awesome. Keep it up.
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10/9/2008  4:42 PM
Posted by Elite:
Posted by Cosmic:

Long ago I installed what's called a TV Tuner card. It just slides into any available PCI slot. It functions like a cable box. Screw in the coaxial from your cable and you're ready to go. The card came with software that includes video capturing ability. Comes with a remote. You just load the software and a window opens up on your monitor that displays television.

From there as I watch the game I hit record...then hit stop when I feel there's going to be a large break in the action.

Then I load all the files (last night I ended up with 44 individual mpgs) into windows movie maker and I compress things down. This go around I compressed down to 512k stream (was 340 or less at times last season but zhsare now allows 500mb files so I was able to up the final quality)...which came out to about 254 megs. The mpgs I recorded at a quality of 150 out of a possible 500 and a stream value of 1000k out of a possible 5000k and sound at 128 out of a possible 360 and the game was STILL 1.1 GIGABYTES of data in the end. Hence, the necessary compression and crappier feed as a result...but until someone figures out how to upload a gigabyte in a timely manner I will have to compress.

That's the short version.

my question is, using DVR... if you record a show.. then play it back... will it come up on your capture card? or can it only capture LIVE feeds


Depends on your box. But normally, whatever you are playing should come out through your TV tuner card if it is attached tot eh cable box.

oohah


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