- Thu Sep 13, 2012 6:04 pm
#476710
Links to the video from both the Thursday and Friday shows has now been posted in the thread below.
neilt0 wrote:Thanks to our anonymous, generous benefactor, today's show (DVB-S Satellite TV recording) is now up on Usenet: http://www.nzbindex.nl/release/73316809 ... y.par2.nzbIt's now up on archive.org, thanks again to our generous benefactor!
Watch this space for the archive.org relay! Don't start any more new threads, n00b dingbats!
jamiec21 wrote:OK, the edited video is now up at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dFpJ70mZX0 . Some edit, it's still 2hr 27m long!That is great news, more people can watch it online without having to download it. Thank you to those of you who recorded, converted and posted Thursday's show.
neilt0 wrote:Archive.org have already made the MP4 recode: http://archive.org/download/ChrisMoyles ... ursday.mp4 (1.2GB)neilt0 wrote:Thanks to our anonymous, generous benefactor, today's show (DVB-S Satellite TV recording) is now up on Usenet: http://www.nzbindex.nl/release/73316809 ... y.par2.nzbIt's now up on archive.org, thanks again to our generous benefactor!
Watch this space for the archive.org relay! Don't start any more new threads, n00b dingbats!
Chris Moyles live from the BBC Radio Theatre - final Thursday Radio 1 Breakfast Show (3.4GB)
That's the MPEG2 Transport Stream (as broadcast). Play it back with most media players. I had to force the aspect ratio to 16:9 on mine.
archive.org should transcode it to other (smaller) formats at some point, but it may take a while depending on what's in their queue.
dreamer1978 wrote:Why don't you put it as private video and those who have the link then can actually see it. So it doesn't get pulled down as quickly.It'll be up on archive.org and usenet (for proper geeks) as well.
dreamer1978 wrote:Why don't you put it as private video and those who have the link then can actually see it. So it doesn't get pulled down as quickly.I don't think it matters, YouTube's automated software doesn't make the distinction between a private and non-private video. You'll get an advisory email sometimes within 10 seconds of the video being uploaded explaining what the situation is. If I'm lucky, I'll just be advised that the material is copyrighted, but the record companies are fine with this as long as adverts are placed on the YouTube page.