Re: Fluke 9000 troubleshooting THE TAPES

From: Mark E Davidson <Burbs1_at_concentric.net>
Date: Thu Jul 08 1999 - 21:51:48 EDT

Ok, Here's the scoop. I think Ill do it both ways and let you decide what you want. Jess,
Email me that Joiner/Spliter. This could be handy
Mark@basementarcade.com. Now all I need is Al to lone out the tapes! How Bout it Al?

-=Mark=-

Jess Askey wrote:

> I have a little shareware MPEG-1 joiner/splitter utility (DOS) as well if you wanted to
> break the large mpeg files up into smaller ones for easier downloading (for us that still
> have regular modems :-( )
>
> Clay Cowgill wrote:
> >
> > > In Real Video format
> > > the quality should be more then acceptable and I might be able to put it
> > > on the
> > > web as well.
> > >
> > > Will this make every one happy?
> > >
> > I'd actually vote for MPEG-1 type encoding, but only because it seems a bit
> > more common than the Real format.
> >
> > I would probably never use a streaming viewer off the web for this kind of
> > thing (even with a cable-modem I can't get much above a 150kbps stream due
> > to network congestion). MPEG looks pretty good and anyone with a TV-out on
> > their machine can make a pretty OK video tape from it...
> >
> > -Clay
Received on Thu Jul 8 20:52:07 1999

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