NSXPO 2004 Video

[RSO 34]

For a limited time I will keep open a link to the video shown before the opening night banquet at NSXPO 2004. Be forewarned that it is 500mb and takes approximately 10 minutes to download with a cable modem.

http://ezarchive.com:80/ezarchive/AssetLink.aspx?kCGpx4bfMOT9MSr8inJNWdWsL69Bupi0

 

[pt91]

I got it. I can play the file w/out sound if I rename to .wmv format.
What is the aspx format?
Should it work in media player or do I need another player or update?
Tks, it LOOKS great!

 

[RSO 34]

It plays with sound on my computers. It opens on mine automatically either with Real Player or with WinDVD. This is the first time I have tried to use that host site so I am not sure how it is working for those trying to download it.

 

[Arshad]

It also downloaded as an .aspx file for me, but renaming it to .wmv made it work fine (with audio and all). I'm using VLC on a Mac.

 

[Gerard van Santen]

I've got it. It downloaded as a mpeg file. Excelent quality. Thanks.

 

[pt91]

I've got it. It downloaded as a mpeg file. Excelent quality. Thanks.

that worked for me as well. Tks again.

 

[DutchBlackNsx]

Great stuff!
Good to see some bits of the events i went to as well.

Gotta love 2unlimmited

 

[blue wax]

i could just play it as aspx.... great

 

[Russ]

I burned it onto an SVCD to enjoy on my big TV... looks great. Thanks Rob.

 

[Jeff A]

Nice video, thanks a bunch!

The decoder that is required for it is the MPEG2 codec. Once I installed, it, it played fine in Windows Media Player.

Jeff

 

[NeoNSX]

Nice work! With all those cuts, that editing would have taken you a while. I loved the old techno which I haven't heard for years! And i commend the fact you've posted a 500MByte file to retain all the quality.


This file is MPEG2; so burn it to DVD to retain all the quality.

You need a DVD Authoring program like Adobe Encore ($$$) or a 30-trial of TMpeg DVD Author:
http://www.pegasys-inc.com/en/download/tda16.html
(Apparently if you set your computers year to 2006, then install the program, then reset your clock back you'll get a years free trial. Though i havent tried this)

Convert this to a .VOB file.

Use Nero 6.6 <A HREF="http://www.nero.com/us/update.php?pak=1">which you can download here</A> to burn the .VOB to DVD. Of course you need a DVD-RW drive to do this.

Enjoy on your DVD with no loss of quality!