Before Buying A Northern Car Watch This Video!
OMG!
From YouTube – There are some colorful metaphors in the audio track so beware.. LOL!
City workers destroy a Ford Expedition trying to free a snowbound front-loader in Brooklyn Heights, New York after the storm of 2010. The crazy thing here….the vehicle WAS…. wait for it…. A NYC Dept of Buildings city owned vehicle. I went down, I know the owner, they are aware of the video and no police ever came.
So.. No Cops = No Police Report = CarFax Will Be ACCIDENT FREE On That Vehicle! From what i have heard this is a common occurrence in NYC and probably elsewhere in the Rust Belt as well. So the next time you are on the Internet shopping for a car, avoid the northern vehicles.
Download this Video Here: MP4 – WMV Mobile Devices: M4V – 3GP
Wouldn’t you really rather have a “Clean Rust Free Southern Ride”
Were You Around During The Dial Up BBS Days?
I Was..
I was always fascinated with Electronics as a young boy and hung around a local TV shop after school. Back in those days (60′s) we had vacuum tubes and the components were soldered together using terminal strips. Then soon came the Transistor and IC.
Fast forward to the very early 90′s and I acquired an old IBM clone 286/12 PC. (no thanks to AL Jacobs) That thing was as heavy as a cinder block and slower than a snail. It had an internal 2400 Baud Modem installed and a terminal program for dialing up other computers. I soon found a number for a local BBS and dialed it up. It was interesting to see messages others had left, and to download shareware computer programs that would run on the old 286.
One of the files i had downloaded was a test drive of Wildcat Bulletin Board Software V2x. I had another phone line installed to receive calls and Doc’s Place BBS was born in 1991. And that is what this posting is about. Doc’s Place BBS still lives on to this day, though the dial up nodes are long gone.
In 2000 I converted it to run off the Internet dialing up to an early MSN Internet Service. It accepted both Telnet and HTTP connections. It was pretty much dead 1n 1999 when most callers started exploring the Internet. But taking the BBS to the Internet brought another 10 years of life to a dying hobby. Word soon spread that Fidonet was still available on the Internet and the old time users flocked to it from all over the world. However I’m sad to say that it is dying again.
Calls are way down and i see vultures flying overhead. I guess the old days of text based and ansi are finally becoming extinct. But here is a video archive of the BBS days and how they became. If your an old timer like me, Reminisce back in time to these early personal PC days. And if the BBS was before your time, have a look and see how we did it 20+ years ago.
This set of videos are for sale at www.bbsdocumentary.com If you appreciate the work involved to document this place in our Computer History please purchase your set.
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| The BBS Documentary – Part 1 – Baud | The BBS Documentary – Part 2 – Sysops & Users |
| The BBS Documentary – Part 3 – Make It Pay | The BBS Documentary – Part 4 – Fidonet |
| The BBS Documentary – Part 5 – Art Scene | The BBS Documentary – Part 6 – HPAC |
| The BBS Documentary – Part 7 – No Carrier |
The BBS Documentary – Part 8 – Compression |
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Miami Vice Clip From The 80′s
What a nasty day down here in paradise.. Raining and gloomy outside.
I was watching an old Miami Vice TV show I recorded years ago on a VCR tape and decided to convert it to digital format. I usually use a screen capture device to record an avi file then convert that into an mpg. Once converted to mpg it’s easy to convert that to flv so i can stream it here.
A file can also be converted to any mobile device format to watch when on a plane or on a long drive. I use Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra to produce my movies, and AVS Video Converter to convert my media files.
If you have old VCR Tapes that need converted to DVD Format contact me.
Here is a snippet of this old show.. Good ole days in Miami!
JVC GZ-HD620 Camcorder Clips Self Streamed At 720P
Here are several clips taken by Steven while on vacation in the USA.
There are scenes from New York City, Niagara Falls, Orlando Fla, and a time lapse shot in Miami Fla. This is the same camera i bought back in March this year and reviewed HERE and HERE.
The clips were downloaded from YouTube via KeepTube as 720p mp4′s and then loaded into Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra, then produced as an mpg at 720p. The final step was to convert the mpg file into a self streaming flv file with AVS Video Converter. The video and preview files were then uploaded with FTP to my server.
This is an excellent camcorder for anyone looking for a first camcorder, or upgrading from an older SD camcorder. I actually met Steven here when he asked a few questions about my initial review, and wound up buying the same camcorder.We have kept in touch and he shared these videos with us.
I have been told the battery life is not the greatest on the gz-hd620 but for the low price of this unit and all the features it has its just best to buy an extended life battery or carry a spare with you when planning on recording long videos. This camcorder blows away its Sony comparison. So far the best place i have found to buy online is Amazon.com. Prices have came down a bit since i bought mine in March.
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Vacation To Thailand Videos 2010 6 of 6
Here is Wan’s Thailand Vacation Video 6 of 6.
I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 2.3MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 371MB.
If you missed the other five they are here on the site. I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter for the others if you came here by search engine.
NOTE: A current version of Adobe Flash Player is required to view these videos. There is a link to your right to download it.
I would appreciate your thoughts and comments.
Vacation To Thailand Videos 2010 5 of 6
Here is Wan’s Thailand Vacation Video 5 of 6.
Lots of Thai culture here. Waterfront Scenes, Animals, Lower Income Area Footage, More Driving Around Town, Scenery, Etc.
I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 2.3MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 371MB.
If you missed the other three they are here on the site. I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter for the others if you came here by search engine.
NOTE: A current version of Adobe Flash Player is required to view these videos. There is a link to your right to download it.
I would appreciate your thoughts and comments..
Vacation To Thailand Videos 2010 4 of 6
Here is Wan’s Thailand Vacation Video 4 of 6.
Lots of Thai culture here. Elephants, Monkeys, Catfish, Crocodiles, Flower Market, Thai Cheng-Meng Ceremony, More Driving Around Town, Scenery, Etc.
I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 2.2MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 359MB.
If you missed the other three they are here on the site. I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter
for the others if you came here by search engine.
NOTE: A current version of Adobe Flash Player is required to view these videos. There is a link to your right to download it.
I would appreciate your thoughts and comments..
Vacation To Thailand Videos 2010 3 of 6
Here is Wan’s Thailand Vacation Video 3 of 6.
Lots of Thai culture here. Crocodiles, Downtown Bangkok Market, Thai Cheng-Meng Ceremony, More Animals, Driving through town, Etc.
I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 2.1MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 348MB.
If you missed the other two they are here on the site. I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter
for the others if you cane here by search engine.
NOTE: A current version of Adobe Flash Player is required to view these videos. There is a link to your right to download it.
I would appreciate your thoughts and comments.. ![]()
Vacation To Thailand Videos 2010 2 of 6
Here is Wan’s Thailand video number 2 of 6 to be produced.
Lots of Thai culture here. Elephants, Crocodiles, Buddha Temple, Thai Mall, Congested Traffic, Etc. Hey.. They drive on the wrong side of the road over there.. LOL!
I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 1.9MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 311MB.
If you missed the 1st video it’s here. I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter for the others if you cane here by search engine.
I would appreciate your thoughts and comments..
