Todays inflight movie is....

[rico]

Stoke Row Meet
12mb .mov file
Right Click, Save As

Thanks to GrahamJ for uploading it. The 56k connection was playing up so i msn'd it across to Graham and he uploaded it with his broadband. Bingo

Sorry about the .mov format. Download Quicktime from Apple.com and you'll be fine. I've checked it on a Windows Quicktime and it works fine so no complaining!

Enjoy

>>> Edited by rico on Thursday 1st July 23:35

[rico]

A mate's just downloaded and watched it... he thinks its a 'hoonaholics anonymous meeting'





>> Edited by rico on Thursday 1st July 21:52

[rico]

Right click, save as mate

That should work... i started a download to check and a mate downloaded it using that method.

Fingers crossed... you're a key part of the film

[rico]

I know how you feel. I have broadband at uni, but only 56k here in the sticks. ing sucks big style.

Only 10mb too which isn't big for a movie.

Sorry bud. It's worth the wait though...

[rico]

Edt said:

Glad you got my efforts of bangin' the exhaust as I left.. sounds very different to being in the car. Ed

Ed,

I was just about to turn off the camcorder when i heard the popping so left it going. Glad i did now. Sounds tasty!

We did have a few residents come across and chat about the cars. One couple wanted to see some TVRs and were very impressed with the Ultima. It was really great to be able to share them outside of the Pistonheads group.

Stig - the driving was a bit enthusiastic but there were about 4/5 of us on the road checking for cars... kinda didn't work for the yellow S but then the drivers coming this way were out of the way... it looks a LOT worse on film than it did on the night.

A great meet overall... nice one chaps

[rico]

Stig - wasn't that you on the R1?

Few people thought it was... but maybe now it wasn't...

[rico]

When i left there were just the three TVR S's left (not the yellow one) and Foggy in his TypeR left at the same time as we did. That was just after 10 i believe.

Generally camcorder's make it seem darker when you film at night due to the way the lens work.