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Originally Posted by Kyle Fenton
Right now they are iPod format MPEG-4 movies. Apparently they don't have a header in them, so you are going to have to download them to your computer and then play them.
To play these videos you can either use VLC or Quicktime 7. I sugguest you use VLC, you can increase the volume more than you can with Quicktime
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I was able to hear them fine with the player volume maxed, and system volume maxed. I just don't like to leave my computer set up that way for too long, because a single beep at max volume and it would be painful.
Maybe it is the lack of headers that is preventing me from opening them in any of my video editing software. What is nice about these videos vs. the ones my team took was that in these ones you can hear Andy Grady nice and loud announcing, and he adds a lot of excitement to matches.