Anyone have an in-car video from Thunderhill I could copy?

[DC]

Going to Thunderhill sometime in the next couple o' months, and was hoping to find an in-car vid to review beforehand of racing in a 911.

Anyone have one I could sneak a copy of?

Okay, how 'bout an even trade for beer and fish tacos?

[jack miller]

I've got tape of a POC enduro at TH. If I haven't already taped over it, I'll dub it to VHS for you. When do you need it?

[DC]

Thanks Jack! I thought you might have something.

No rush, anytime this month would be great. I'll come pick it up from you whenever you like.

Email me your contact info and I'll follow up with you offline.

dave@imagefactory.us

[MVZ944T]

Check out Thunderhills website. They have a number of in-car video clips you can play off their site.

[DC]

Nope, not for a lowly MAC guy like me!...

I clicked on the video clip and it launches a browser window of unending code...

Unless there's software I can add to my Mac that will automatically launch and play a WMV file off of a web site, I'm outta luck on this.

Thanks, and let me know if you have any software work-arounds for MAC.

Dave

[martinreinhardt]

If you run OS X there is the mplayer that will play just about anything and if the wmv is not clear then you will have to install Microsoft Windows Player for OS X (I know I don't want any Microcrap on my machine either but there are 2 program I have to use the M$- Remote Desktop Connection and this M$ Wind Player.

Here are the links:
MPlayer
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/16623
Windows Media Player
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/13112

[DC]

Thanks Martin! Actually, I checked out those links and saw a review by a user that said this still wasn't as good as VLC. I forgot I used this 2yrs ago, and never updated it. It's a hacker/student product like Fetch originally was I think.

I'm downloading the newest version now at:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/