Archiving the Championship

[Vikesrock]

Alright, let's see if we can get every match from all 4 divisions archived this year.

I am pretty sure I will have equipment together to archive Archimedes, but until I'm 100% certain I'll leave it as open.

It would be great if we could get 2 people on each field, but that may be getting a little greedy

Archimedes:
Curie:
Galileo:
Newton:

[mwibbels]

Team 2122 is planning to cover Newton

[nikeairmancurry]

What would be nice is getting all of Einstein, Including Dave's team intros along with speechs. They are they best part of Einstein some years, like in 2009..

[Joe Ross]

Einstein should definitely have it's own, dedicated recorder. Last year, after the division finals finished, I was not allowed to get to the Einstein AV station, as I did not have a "national" media pass. In the A-Z team guide, it appears the same rules will be in place this year (emphasis added).

Media Passes
Each team will receive one (1) non-transferable Media Pass and related
instructions/caveats in its registration packet. Media representatives are permitted in
designated access areas around the playing field only during their team’s
matches. They are not permitted on the playing field surface, areas marked off for
human players, on the Dome floor during final rounds or ceremonies, or in any private
venues, VIP, volunteer, or judges’ areas. Mascots cannot be the team media person.

Because of that, it would be best if there was a recorder on Einstein by lunchtime on Saturday.

My Pinnacle Video Transfer died this year, so I can't sign up for anything.

[DeAnnaC]

We can cover Galileo. (it will be a few weeks before anything is parsed and ready)

What hours of Einstein needs to be recorded?
We have DVR that we've used in the past that we could connect there and record, we just need a general idea of hours.

Thanks -
DeAnna

FEED THE FISH!!

[Vikesrock]

Archimedes: 2175??
Curie:
Galileo: 1094
Newton: 2122

Einstein:

[BrendanB]

I'll probably be doing Archimedes as a test for our local regionals up here in NE. If no one covers Curie I can do it but it might take a while to get things up and I can't guarantee 100% success so I'd rather double a field.

[Cory]

We will be taking full field video of Galileo (ie: video in which you can actually see what's going on and not the big screen video zoomed in on a nonfunctional robot the entire match). I imagine with some prodding we could get it online afterwards.

[jblay]

Originally Posted by DeAnnaC

We can cover Galileo. (it will be a few weeks before anything is parsed and ready)

What hours of Einstein needs to be recorded?
We have DVR that we've used in the past that we could connect there and record, we just need a general idea of hours.

Thanks -
DeAnna

FEED THE FISH!!

Originally Posted by Cory

We will be taking full field video of Galileo (ie: video in which you can actually see what's going on and not the big screen video zoomed in on a nonfunctional robot the entire match). I imagine with some prodding we could get it online afterwards.

Any chance either of you guys have these videos online somewhere?

[mwibbels]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Because of that, it would be best if there was a recorder on Einstein by lunchtime on Saturday.

We have a second pinnacle that we can likely put on Einstein early. The unit was a bit flaky powering up the last time we used it, but should work for an extended stay - if someone else has a spare unit we definitely wouldn't bump them

[TKM.368]

368 is on Curie this year and will be taking video once again. Last year we stopped recording when we were eliminated (by 469 and 1114 in the quarters). I will ask about recording everything (whether we make elims or not) then we'll get everything that we record onto YouTube as we've been doing for our past few competitions now. We're just worried about being able to get a decent view on the pit fields which will be where the majority of the Curie matches will be ...

[Joe Ross]

I recorded Archimedes and Einstein. I won't have time to parse the matches until July. Any volunteers? I also have San Diego.

The audio quality on my pinnacle isn't great, so since there were several people recording Einstein, it would probably be better to use one of theirs.

Archimedes: 16gb
Einstein: 1gb
San Diego: 9gb

[Vikesrock]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

I recorded Archimedes and Einstein. I won't have time to parse the matches until July. Any volunteers? I also have San Diego.

I can do Archimedes. Let me know how you want to get me the files.

[TKM.368]

Curie matches will populate over time here.

[mwibbels]

Just finished parsing, naming, and uploading the Einstein matches to TBA. The videos are now in Greg's very capable hands.