I've reconfigured the Video of the ZX12R powered MK into Real Player Media. I've found it is the best for streaming download quality in both picture and audio for a low filesize. You don't have to download the Video before it plays... it automatically configures for your connection speed so the quality is dictated by this.

I know it's old now but I've had many request's for improved quality and it's the only way I could do it. If you dont have RealPlayer I've placed a link to the site for a basic FREE player... hope it helps!

cLiCk mE

Thanks

[Edited on 11-5-05 by Hellfire]

If you have the source video(s) about and they're reasonably unhuge, i'm able to host about anything with no bandwidth issues

Thanks Staple - I have a fantastic host at the moment with Internet Connections, but I am keen on keeping my house in order. Therefore the file is only 32Mb and will stream no problem on my machine... albeit 2Mb. The quality of the audio/video is excellent now.

Thank you for your kind offer...

fairynuff, quality and streaming seems fine from here (again, 2mb).

but y'know how much people tend to hate realplayer and suchlike.

I do realise the Real Player format is a bit of a barsteward but it's the old BETA vs VHS scenario! There's nothing wrong with RP per say - it's just the absolute SH!T3 that comes with it. That's why I linked to the basic version of RealPlayer... FWIW I don't like realplayer either Give me winamp anyday! However, quality suffers as a consequence!

yup, it's a shame, the real encoding is unbeatable, but the software isn't even close

I use Real Alternative it mostly seems fine and cuts down on the realcrap™

That'll do for me - I'll change the link and uninstall the RealPlayer WOS (Waste of Space) thing I have. I did look at that player but thought it pretty unproven... maybe not eh?

hehe, it's by no means perfect, and doesn't really like to be used without media player classic.

but it aint realplayer

DOH! cant use realplayer at work... The free realplayer isnt licenced for education use!!!!! Sounds like something Microsoft would do!!!!!

Hellfire, do you have facility to put VHS and old "tape" video cameras into MPG format?
Got my Elvington video etc, to sort out, but I'm a bit behind with the technology!
Pat...

That looked well smart

Pat - I'm trying to suss that one out at the moment. I'm connecting the video to TV IN/OUT on my graphics card, but I just can't get the PC to recognise the signal. I've just got that bit to crack then I'm sorted I reckon... all those old video tape's can go onto DVD - 4 video's to a DVD... sounds good to me!