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Greg Marra 02-03-2008 20:58

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Norris (Post 711362)
Greg are you cutting up Kyle's raw footage from BAE??? I'm willing to help out a bit if you are.

I haven't had time to even look at them yet. If you want to start a thread in the TBA forum to coordinate this, that would be awesome. It looks like slicing it into WMVs is the best plan right now, as I think we've just made a big fix that makes WMV transcoding an order of magnitude faster.

synth3tk 02-03-2008 23:32

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So you are going with WMV? Just so that the rest of the editors can know what to use.

Greg Marra 03-03-2008 00:16

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Originally Posted by blakcheez (Post 711552)
So you are going with WMV? Just so that the rest of the editors can know what to use.

At this point, it would seem that WMVs work fine, but I still think AVI is a much more portable format.

pentau 07-03-2008 20:34

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I have a mac...do you think iMovie would be capable enough to do the recording (import from capture box as DV and then export as .h264)? Or are there any specialized programs?

Thanks, I'll be recording at Chesapeake (assuming it works and is allowed).

Kyle Fenton 07-03-2008 20:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by pentau (Post 714426)
I have a mac...do you think iMovie would be capable enough to do the recording (import from capture box as DV and then export as .h264)? Or are there any specialized programs?

Thanks, I'll be recording at Chesapeake (assuming it works and is allowed).

iMovie would be able to do this, assuming you have a big enough hd for the footage.

pentau 07-03-2008 21:15

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Originally Posted by Kyle Fenton (Post 714439)
iMovie would be able to do this, assuming you have a big enough hd for the footage.

Any ideas on how much space would be needed for the three days of footage? 20 gigs? 40? I need to know if I need to bring an extra hard-drive...

Thanks!

Kyle Fenton 07-03-2008 21:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by pentau (Post 714455)
Any ideas on how much space would be needed for the three days of footage? 20 gigs? 40? I need to know if I need to bring an extra hard-drive...

Thanks!

DV at 720x480 (SD) is typically 1 gb for every 10 minutes. It is a very large lossless format that is mainly used in digital video editing. Is there any other codec you could use?

StevenB 07-03-2008 22:48

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I've created a page on FIRSTwiki to store all of the information about archiving and webcasting in one place. I've tried to fill in what I could, but that's not much. :)
If those of you with experience could add to it, that would be very helpful to all of us who are doing this for the first time.

DeAnnaC 08-03-2008 00:08

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We used a Panasonic DVR (it has a hard drive and a DVD burner) to record the St. Louis Regional. It had 19 hours of hard drive space available. It was recorded in SP mode and after it was split on the recorder, it took 6+ DVD's to copy the data to, which was then reformatted on the pc and trimmed up before uploading.

I'm not sure if that helps or not..

pentau 08-03-2008 12:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyle Fenton (Post 714463)
DV at 720x480 (SD) is typically 1 gb for every 10 minutes. It is a very large lossless format that is mainly used in digital video editing. Is there any other codec you could use?

Thanks for the information. Does anyone know a better way to record on a mac? Are there any programs that just can record video feeds from a firewire input? Or can you just change the import format in iMovie? (The computers we will be recording with aren't with me right now) Thanks!

Kyle Fenton 08-03-2008 13:33

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Originally Posted by pentau (Post 714654)
Thanks for the information. Does anyone know a better way to record on a mac? Are there any programs that just can record video feeds from a firewire input? Or can you just change the import format in iMovie? (The computers we will be recording with aren't with me right now) Thanks!

That depends on your input device. Some are DV only, some could encode into MPEG-4 or divx also.

What I use is a cheap DVD recorder from Panasonic. Its great, and I don't have to worry about anyone steeling an expensive laptop. A PVR would be a better solution, because you wouldn't have to worry about the switching the DVDs.

If you are looking for a good input device for your laptop you can check out El Gato's Hybrid or the 250 +. Both can encode a lot of video without using a lot of disk space.

pentau 08-03-2008 13:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyle Fenton (Post 714463)
DV at 720x480 (SD) is typically 1 gb for every 10 minutes. It is a very large lossless format that is mainly used in digital video editing. Is there any other codec you could use?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kyle Fenton (Post 714669)
That depends on your input device. Some are DV only, some could encode into MPEG-4 or divx also.

What I use is a cheap DVD recorder from Panasonic. Its great, and I don't have to worry about anyone steeling an expensive laptop. A PVR would be a better solution, because you wouldn't have to worry about the switching the DVDs.

If you are looking for a good input device for your laptop you can check out El Gato's Hybrid or the 250 +. Both can encode a lot of video without using a lot of disk space.

I have a Sony DVMC-DA2 (Maybe a DA1). (http://www.shopping.com/xPF-Sony-DVMC-DA2-DVM-CDA2) Does anyone have any experience recording regionals with them? They seem to have some sort of hardware conversion system...

ham90mack 09-03-2008 16:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by pentau (Post 714654)
Thanks for the information. Does anyone know a better way to record on a mac? Are there any programs that just can record video feeds from a firewire input? Or can you just change the import format in iMovie? (The computers we will be recording with aren't with me right now) Thanks!

What I have always done with capturing MiniDV video to my computer is to capture it in DV format (1 hour is from 11-14 GB :ahh: ), transcode it to DivX (1 hour is usually between 800 MB and 1.5 GB, depending on original quality and randomness of video), and delete the original video. You could probably transcode to mp4 instead if you wanted too, just as long as the quality stays near the same. This method especially helps when needing to capture 15+ tapes for a video project :ahh: .

pentau 09-03-2008 17:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ham90mack (Post 715192)
What I have always done with capturing MiniDV video to my computer is to capture it in DV format (1 hour is from 11-14 GB :ahh: ), transcode it to DivX (1 hour is usually between 800 MB and 1.5 GB, depending on original quality and randomness of video), and delete the original video. You could probably transcode to mp4 instead if you wanted too, just as long as the quality stays near the same. This method especially helps when needing to capture 15+ tapes for a video project :ahh: .

Hmm...sounds good. I am looking into maybe borrowing a faster computer so I can use something like Quicktime Broadcaster (apparently it can record in h.264 to the disk from a DV input). That way I wouldn't have to use so much disk space.

Jonathan Norris 12-03-2008 20:59

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We still have a couple regionals that need to be covered for week 3, is anyone out there willing/planing to record; Chesapeake Regional, Connecticut Regional, Detroit Regional, Peachtree Regional
Pittsburgh Regional.

Code:

Regional                                        Volunteer
Suffield Shakedown
Rochester Rally                                Ed Patterson (Koko Ed, team 191)
Week 1
BAE Systems Granite State Regional              Kyle Fenton (team 121) *may need parser
Midwest Regional                                WildStang 111 (possibly...)
New Jersey Regional                            SOAP (team 108)
Oregon Regional                                Madison Krass (M. Krass, team 488)
St. Louis Regional                              DeAnnaC
Week 2
Arizona Regional                                Andrew (Donut, team 498)
Finger Lakes Regional                          Ed Patterson (Koko Ed, team 191)
Greater Kansas City Regional
NASA / VCU Regional                            Anish (aksimhal, team 1123)
San Diego Regional                              AJ (ay2b, team 980)
Week 3
Boilermaker Regional                            Mike Aalderink (mike AA, team 2015)
Brazil Regional                                sloteera (team 1860), Bruno (Thexder, team 1382)
Chesapeake Regional
Connecticut Regional
Detroit Regional
Florida Regional                                SOAP (team 108)
Peachtree Regional
Pittsburgh Regional
Silicon Valley Regional                        AJ (ay2b, team 980)
Wisconsin Regional                              Kevin Kolodziej  (team 1675)
Week 4
Buckeye Regional                                David Thomas (blakcheez, team 964)
Lone Star Regional                              Kevin Sevcik (team 57)
Los Angeles Regional                            AJ (ay2b, team 980)
Microsoft Seattle Regional                      Madison Krass (M. Krass, team 488)
Oklahoma City Regional
UC Davis Sacramento Regional                    Doug G (team 701)
Waterloo Regional                              Jonathan Norris (team 610)
West Michigan Regional                          Mike Aalderink (mike AA, team 2015)
Israel Regional
Week 5
Bayou Regional
Boston Regional                                Greg Marra (The Blue Alliance)
Colorado Regional
Great Lakes Regional
Greater Toronto Regional
Hawaii Regional
Las Vegas Regional
Minnesota Regional                              Kevin O'Connor (Vikesrock, team 2175)
Palmetto Regional
Philadelphia Regional
SBPLI Long Island Regional
Championship                                    SOAP (team 108)


Nancy O. 13-03-2008 12:14

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We're willing to help record the Peachtree (week 3) and Palmetto (5) regionals, however we're not sure we have the right equipment. We have a member with a RCA cable that he says can plug in to his computer, but is not sure that is the easiest way. Could we use a DVD player or VCR?

Chris Marra 13-03-2008 21:09

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I talked to the crew from 230 who are webcasting the Connecticut Regional. They intend to archive all of the matches to DVD for conversion / parsing later on.

pentau 14-03-2008 19:53

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I recorded all of Chesapeake on Friday in the h.264 format. I plan to do the same tomorrow--I'm just not sure how long it will take me to edit it (cutting out the time between matches and scores, etc) I think some other teams also recorded it? Could we work together?

Joe Ross 16-03-2008 14:31

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I just purchased a Pinnacle Video Transfer which records in H.264 directly to an external hard drive (no computer needed).

I will be testing it out at the Los Angeles Regional.

Mike AA 16-03-2008 19:00

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Someone was using one of these at Boilermaker this weekend and it seemed to work well and very easy to setup. I was interested, but I dont like the external harddrive thing... although you can swap drives (he used a usb flash drive) and download to a computer.

-Mike

Chris Marra 16-03-2008 20:58

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That device looks extremely promising, because it will record in 640x480 at a high bitrate that we can cut down later. Frankly, after the (no offense to whoever did it) abysmal audio and video quality of the Florida matches, I am excited to see things like this.

pentau 16-03-2008 21:27

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I'm a little confused about parsing Quicktime files recorded in the h.264 format. I have been told that it is possible to do that without having to re-encode the video (a quite lengthy process...). Does anyone know how to do this? What do you use to create the individual video files?

Joe Ross 17-03-2008 11:59

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Originally Posted by pentau (Post 719218)
I'm a little confused about parsing Quicktime files recorded in the h.264 format. I have been told that it is possible to do that without having to re-encode the video (a quite lengthy process...). Does anyone know how to do this? What do you use to create the individual video files?

I am planning on using avidemux on linux. It looks like they also have a windows version, but I haven't used it.

I ran some tests yesterday and it was able to save a parsed H.264 file almost instantly, and it only took a few seconds to join 2 files.

pentau 17-03-2008 12:08

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Originally Posted by Joe Ross (Post 719530)
I am planning on using avidemux on linux. It looks like they also have a windows version, but I haven't used it.

I ran some tests yesterday and it was able to save a parsed H.264 file almost instantly, and it only took a few seconds to join 2 files.

Thanks! That looks good, I will try it when I get home.

Roy Shaul 17-03-2008 17:46

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My team (2231) will probably be able to webcast Israel regional.
I will give you a final answer on friday.

Jonathan Norris 18-03-2008 00:00

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Code:

Regional                                        Volunteer
Suffield Shakedown
Rochester Rally                                Ed Patterson (Koko Ed, team 191)
Week 1
BAE Systems Granite State Regional              Kyle Fenton (team 121) *may need parser
Midwest Regional                                WildStang 111 (possibly...)
New Jersey Regional                            SOAP (team 108)
Oregon Regional                                Madison Krass (M. Krass, team 488)
St. Louis Regional                              DeAnnaC
Week 2
Arizona Regional                                Andrew (Donut, team 498)
Finger Lakes Regional                          Ed Patterson (Koko Ed, team 191)
Greater Kansas City Regional
NASA / VCU Regional                            Anish (aksimhal, team 1123)
San Diego Regional                              AJ (ay2b, team 980)
Week 3
Boilermaker Regional                            Mike Aalderink (mike AA, team 2015)
Brazil Regional                                sloteera (team 1860), Bruno (Thexder, team 1382)
Chesapeake Regional                            Will (pentau, team 449)
Connecticut Regional                            team 230
Detroit Regional
Florida Regional                                SOAP (team 108)
Peachtree Regional                              Nancy O.  (team 1261) (did you record this regional??)
Pittsburgh Regional
Silicon Valley Regional                        AJ (ay2b, team 980)
Wisconsin Regional                              Kevin Kolodziej  (team 1675)
Week 4
Buckeye Regional                                David Thomas (blakcheez, team 964)
Lone Star Regional                              Kevin Sevcik (team 57)
Los Angeles Regional                            AJ (ay2b, team 980), Joe Ross (team 330)
Microsoft Seattle Regional                      Madison Krass (M. Krass, team 488)
Oklahoma City Regional
UC Davis Sacramento Regional                    Doug G (team 701)
Waterloo Regional                              Jonathan Norris (team 610)
West Michigan Regional                          Mike Aalderink (mike AA, team 2015)
Israel Regional                                Roy Shaul (team 2231) (Web cast possibly, recording???)
Week 5
Bayou Regional
Boston Regional                                Greg Marra (The Blue Alliance)
Colorado Regional
Great Lakes Regional
Greater Toronto Regional
Hawaii Regional
Las Vegas Regional
Minnesota Regional                              Kevin O'Connor (Vikesrock, team 2175)
Palmetto Regional
Philadelphia Regional
SBPLI Long Island Regional
Championship                                    SOAP (team 108)

Looks like in Week 3 we possibly got 8 out of the 10 regionals covered. To everyone who recorded a regional, please contact me if you have any questions about uploading raw footage ect. Most importantly if you do plan on uploading raw footage create a new post in The Blue Alliance Forums telling us so we can arrange for the parsing of that video.

Next week looks like we have every regional covered but Oklahoma City Regional, so if there is anyone out there going to Oklahoma and is willing to record the video please do so.

We are still looking for a couple people to record week 5 regionals, if you would like to (or are allready planning on) recording one of those regionals please speak up!

We are doing a great job so far, but we need to see more of that rocorded video up on the TBA and SOAP servers fully parsed, so get that raw footage somewhere we can use it and if you are willing to parse any video please check out The Blue Alliance forums.

aksimhal 18-03-2008 12:47

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Hi!

Johnathan - Were you able to find Finals of VCU on the SOAP server?

Thanks,

synth3tk 19-03-2008 19:09

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I just got high-speed (7MBps) internet up today, and Linux running, so I should be able to start parsing videos after our regional.

Nancy O. 19-03-2008 20:42

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Yep, 1261 was able to record Peachtree (week 3) digitally. Tanner's the one who actually recorded it, not me :P Unfortunately, Saturday has no audio...
We also saw 343 recording with good old VHS tapes. Need to drop them a note and ask if they got audio Saturday...

We are also planning on recording Palmetto (week 5), as far as I know, but that's not definite yet (since we have a reduced showing and all that).

pentau 19-03-2008 20:56

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I'm having some problems with poor sound quality on the video I recorded at Chesapeake. The audio is low-ish and there is a loud buzzing in the background (some research shows that that usually indicates that the mult-box wasn't grounded).

Any ideas? Should I try to salvage the audio (ie, remove the buzzing noise)? Or just split everything up without doing anything to the audio?

Jonathan Norris 19-03-2008 21:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by pentau (Post 721323)
I'm having some problems with poor sound quality on the video I recorded at Chesapeake. The audio is low-ish and there is a loud buzzing in the background (some research shows that that usually indicates that the mult-box wasn't grounded).

Any ideas? Should I try to salvage the audio (ie, remove the buzzing noise)? Or just split everything up without doing anything to the audio?

post a test video so we can see how one of the matches sound.

lukevanoort 19-03-2008 22:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by pentau (Post 721323)
I'm having some problems with poor sound quality on the video I recorded at Chesapeake. The audio is low-ish and there is a loud buzzing in the background (some research shows that that usually indicates that the mult-box wasn't grounded).

Any ideas? Should I try to salvage the audio (ie, remove the buzzing noise)? Or just split everything up without doing anything to the audio?

It depends on the source of the buzz and what software you have available. Final Cut Pro (and most decent video editing software, I assume) can pretty easily edit out 60Hz hum of mains power being run through a bad place (ground loops, conductors too close to sensitive parts of the recording device, etc). If that doesn't work (assuming the announcer is louder than the hum), you could try an expansion filter of some sort to make the hum quieter in relation to the announcer. If you try an expansion approach, be prepared to mess with filter settings a bit to keep from getting really funky effects.

Bomberofdoom 20-03-2008 17:26

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Guys, there's a big chance that we might be able to archive the Israel Regional (might be available thanks to Or Makbiliy from FLL team 33 from Herzliya, Israel).
Tommorow me and him are gonna' test the webcasting over there and if everything is fine, we should have all matches recoreded and uploaded up to an hour after they happen (maybe even less)

proegssilb 23-03-2008 23:17

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If everyone can handle video that had to go through WMV through first-time recording error, someone e-mail me with upload instructions, and I can start uploading tomorrow once I get all the clips out of WMM2. I didn't bother including penalty readings or match results, but I have the videos of those (mixed up with introductions of each team for the following match-- didn't want to take forever watching vids in real-time for clipping). If anyone minds where I cut, speak now, and wait a few weeks.

I effectively don't have the first day of qualifications, accidentally recorded with the volume too high, so it'll sound horrible no matter what I do. If you guys still want it, I might be able to trim those up next saturday, but I have yet to cut up the elimination matches. I don't have the awards, and I'm skipping Opening Ceremonies/Awards unless there is a *really* high demand for those.

EDIT: Oh, look... I just found a way to get the original out of Indeo codec without using WMM2... ok, that set everything back a while. If you still want the WMV-corrupted versions, fine, but otherwise, I'm holding off.

Greg Marra 24-03-2008 00:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by proegssilb (Post 723562)
II effectively don't have the first day of qualifications, accidentally recorded with the volume too high, so it'll sound horrible no matter what I do. If you guys still want it, I might be able to trim those up next saturday, but I have yet to cut up the elimination matches.

We could just remove the audio and then people can still watch the matches?

proegssilb 24-03-2008 07:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Greg Marra (Post 723612)
We could just remove the audio and then people can still watch the matches?

At that point, I'd keep the audio in. It's very understandable, but the lack of quality bugs me to no end.

Q. Sheets 24-03-2008 14:28

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I can record the Great Lakes Regional and possibly webcast it as well.

I'll try not to screw up the audio. <(^^,)>

proegssilb 24-03-2008 15:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Q. Sheets (Post 723842)
I can record the Great Lakes Regional and possibly webcast it as well.

I'll try not to screw up the audio. <(^^,)>

Bring a pair of headphones or some speakers, preview a regular sound, then adjust the volume of the input to match that. Should be fine if you do that. I didn't. >.<

SentientCitrus 27-03-2008 21:21

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For the sake of documentation:
I've been recording match videos for the regionals 1126 has attended (Finger Lakes and Buckeye). My setup was a Sony Handycam with DV (Firewire) out, hooked up to my HP DV9000 running XP, and recording straight to an external hard drive (500GB).

I used WinDV to capture the raw DV out of the camera, and pieced together the matches (Matchnn)+scores (Matchnn_score) together with VirtualDub set to "Direct Stream Copy" (Matchnn_final). The total raw DV footage (qual+elim rounds), was a bit over 50 gigs (doubled, actually, because I was joining the match and score segments together as a separate file on-the-spot).

I encoded the match videos with Avidemux using x264 (two-pass, target bitrate 600kb/sec, interlaced (because the source is), TRO changed from 0 to 1, max consecutive B-frames chagned from 2 to 4)+faac (56KHz), using AVI as a container. The resulting files were usually between 13 and 14MB.

(As a side note on using avidemux (2.4.1 - r3791) under Windows, it was a bit unstable, I set up a batch job to take care of the conversion, and it would choke after 5-15 files. It does at least pick up from where it left off relatively well on the next start - I just had to clear the job list of the files that it'd worked through since the last crash and have it run through the remainder.)

soap108 29-03-2008 13:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonathan Norris (Post 720045)
Code:

Regional                                        Volunteer
Week 5
Bayou Regional
Boston Regional                                Greg Marra (The Blue Alliance)
Colorado Regional
Great Lakes Regional
Greater Toronto Regional
Hawaii Regional
Las Vegas Regional
Minnesota Regional                              Kevin O'Connor (Vikesrock, team 2175)
Palmetto Regional
Philadelphia Regional
SBPLI Long Island Regional
Championship                                    SOAP (team 108)



Don't forget Week 6 -
SOAP is covering NYC. Wasn't in the list.
Thanks
KA-108

Akash Rastogi 29-03-2008 16:52

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I know there was somebody who recorded Chesapeake (pentau or someone) but it still isn't up anywhere. Just wondering when that will be up on either TBA or wherever. Thanks.

pentau 29-03-2008 19:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lilstogi11 (Post 726504)
I know there was somebody who recorded Chesapeake (pentau or someone) but it still isn't up anywhere. Just wondering when that will be up on either TBA or wherever. Thanks.

Sorry but I haven't been able to parse the video yet. I have been out of town for the last week so I wasn't able to get any work done. I should have a good bit of it done next week.

LightWaves1636 30-03-2008 22:24

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Colorado Regional:
frc.qnetalpha.com

ham90mack 08-04-2008 18:59

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Will somebody be finishing the VCU regional video archiving? It sounded like the video recorded of the event was complete, not fragmented. I have asked twice recently in the TBA VCU thread and nobody has said anything yet...

Jonathan Norris 08-04-2008 19:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ham90mack (Post 732971)
Will somebody be finishing the VCU regional video archiving? It sounded like the video recorded of the event was complete, not fragmented. I have asked twice recently in the TBA VCU thread and nobody has said anything yet...

Sorry about that, I've been crazy busy and sick for the last couple weeks and got exams right now so I sorta let that one go a bit. Hopefully someone can pick it up and finnish it, if not i'll get to it after my exams are over (which is after Atlanta).

aksimhal 08-04-2008 19:35

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Hi!

I still have all the footage from the VCU Regional. I remember that I have already uploaded all of it to the blue alliance and SOAP servers. However, I'm not sure if they are all still up there.

If needed, I can upload those files again.
Thanks

Mike AA 08-04-2008 23:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ham90mack (Post 732971)
Will somebody be finishing the VCU regional video archiving? It sounded like the video recorded of the event was complete, not fragmented. I have asked twice recently in the TBA VCU thread and nobody has said anything yet...

Are you asking for the finals? or the awards? On soap and firstvideoarchive all videos are up that were uploaded. Seems soap got another server or URL and is in process of changing things but its all still there.

-Mike

ham90mack 08-04-2008 23:55

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike AA (Post 733128)
Are you asking for the finals? or the awards? On soap and firstvideoarchive all videos are up that were uploaded. Seems soap got another server or URL and is in process of changing things but its all still there.

-Mike

Yes, I see that many of the matches and some of the finals are online, but I was talking about the matches and finals matches that are not online, plus the awards. Now I just have to wait on Jonathan or somebody to get back to splicing the videos.

Thanks for the update Jonathan; now I know that the project is not abandoned, just postponed or ready for somebody else to continue (whatever comes first, I suppose).

BornaE 10-04-2008 22:14

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
Las Vegas Footage can be found here
http://www.hhsrobotics.org/Videos.php

xcentrix 12-04-2008 12:24

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
My husband and I provided the webcast for Hawaii & have pretty much the entire event in archive. This is the first weekend we've had that we can work on editing the files down. Hopefully we'll have some matches available by Sunday for upload.

Vikesrock 15-04-2008 17:36

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
If anybody that recorded a regional still has video that needs to be parsed and/or re-encoded and would like help doing so please PM me.

Qbranch 20-09-2008 12:15

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
This thread is a little dated, yes, I know, but I still have a question...

Does anyone have a recording of the Buckeye 2008 regional? Preferably one of the main view screen feed?

If you do, I'd love to have a copy. Also, when I have spare time I can split it up into matches and upload it (provided somebody can tell me where I can find the software to split the matches up) if nobody else wants to.

I really hope someone responds! Personally, I've wanted to watch our robot at the cleveland regional since we went there... when you drive you can't really tell what's going on in the matches... :o

Thanks,

-q

MOE 22-09-2008 17:08

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
HELLOOooo from the North East:D
If you go to "thebluealliance.net" you will see what you are looking for. Go to search teams top right put in your team number and enjoy.......
MOE amd team 88 TJ2 :yikes:

Qbranch 24-09-2008 01:32

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MOE (Post 766662)
HELLOOooo from the North East:D
If you go to "thebluealliance.net" you will see what you are looking for. Go to search teams top right put in your team number and enjoy.......
MOE amd team 88 TJ2 :yikes:

TBA doesn't have the Buckeye '08 regional on record...

Thanks to sparx I have a copy, and I asked Greg if he wanted them too but he hasn't responded yet...

-q

synth3tk 24-09-2008 08:35

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
Buckeye was rough territory. I was asking frantically if somebody had a recording that they could send me. We couldn't get our recording system together in time.

Greg Marra 24-09-2008 10:25

Re: Archiving Recorded Regionals 2008
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Qbranch (Post 766902)
TBA doesn't have the Buckeye '08 regional on record...

Thanks to sparx I have a copy, and I asked Greg if he wanted them too but he hasn't responded yet...

I just PMed you with credentials to upload it. Thanks!


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