im trying to find some more, not that i have much in the first place of the great PB flogging a torana or even a commodore around a track, has any one got any they are willing to share?
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Posted 20 September 2006 - 07:39 PM
actually or footage of any toranas having thier cobwebs blown out as you do 
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Posted 20 September 2006 - 07:56 PM
What I did was copy and pasted the link into an email and emailed it to myself.
There is probably an easier way though.
There is probably an easier way though.
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Posted 20 September 2006 - 08:02 PM
cheers mate but when i do it it just comes as a link still
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Posted 20 September 2006 - 08:15 PM
Yeah true, if anyone else knows how to save the you tube stuff, 2 of us here would love to know how.
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Posted 20 September 2006 - 08:51 PM
To Download the file off youtube is easy you can do it here Youtube but once you have got it you need a player for it you can use this player flvplayer there is also this youtube grabber just type in the link to the file and grab it Grabber download
Then download this program Riva to change it to mpeg format
Then download this program Riva to change it to mpeg format
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Posted 23 September 2006 - 12:35 AM
Hey guys if u want awsome torana brock footage i highly recomend the torana dvd collection has LC-LX footage and alot of really good footage i just watched all 3 dvds tonight
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Posted 23 September 2006 - 01:31 PM
Hi, theres some video footage of some of the NZ coverage of Brockies passing at
http://www.stuff.co....0a14937,00.html
It includes some footage of Brocky in the earlier commodores including some from the Wellington street race and Bathurst
http://www.stuff.co....0a14937,00.html
It includes some footage of Brocky in the earlier commodores including some from the Wellington street race and Bathurst
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Posted 24 September 2006 - 12:25 PM
damn you tube i cant get the saving to work it just saves as a link all the time 
any way jeez ive never heard a VK sound so nice
any way jeez ive never heard a VK sound so nice
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Posted 24 September 2006 - 12:31 PM
Hey LX8VD69 read my post i think its 5 up This works 100% i have all the you tube stuff as mpeg now its great
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Posted 24 September 2006 - 01:14 PM
cheers mate but it doesnt work for me ive tryed repeatedly 
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Posted 24 September 2006 - 01:43 PM
Ok once you have downloaded the stuff from my other post you then do this.
You should make a folder on your desktop and call it grabber as the grabber will put all youtube files in there make sure you install all software before you do anymore!!!!!
1 you go to YouTube and highlight the link like I have done in the picture then you go ctrl c
2 Then you open the youtube grabber once it is open go ctrl v in where you type in the url once in there the address press grab
it will be blue all the way across when finished
3 You will then have something like one of these files in the folder that the grabber download to so you should have the grabber in a folder called grabber on your desktop as this is where all the files will end up.
4 You can then double click the file and it will play using the player you download earlier called flvplayer.
5 if you want to convert it to mpeg files you use software that you downloaded before called Riva FLV Encoder so double click on that and browse for the file you want to convert.
Where it says destination video file you make sure you change the ext to .mpeg like it is in the picture then you press encode and wait it will then save he file to your desktop or where you have output directory setting set to.
If it�s a bit pixelated you can change movie size on the right.
Enjoy
You should make a folder on your desktop and call it grabber as the grabber will put all youtube files in there make sure you install all software before you do anymore!!!!!
1 you go to YouTube and highlight the link like I have done in the picture then you go ctrl c
2 Then you open the youtube grabber once it is open go ctrl v in where you type in the url once in there the address press grab
it will be blue all the way across when finished3 You will then have something like one of these files in the folder that the grabber download to so you should have the grabber in a folder called grabber on your desktop as this is where all the files will end up.
4 You can then double click the file and it will play using the player you download earlier called flvplayer.
5 if you want to convert it to mpeg files you use software that you downloaded before called Riva FLV Encoder so double click on that and browse for the file you want to convert.
Where it says destination video file you make sure you change the ext to .mpeg like it is in the picture then you press encode and wait it will then save he file to your desktop or where you have output directory setting set to.
If it�s a bit pixelated you can change movie size on the right.
Enjoy
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Posted 20 October 2006 - 04:26 PM
hmm ... thats interesting that it used to be called the James Hardy 1000 at Bathust ... great publicity that would be for the motor sport industry these days 
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Posted 20 October 2006 - 04:55 PM
I get the youtube file running on my laptop.
Then connect the laptop AV out, to the AV in, on my hard drive DVD player.
Start the player and record direct to the Hard drive, edit, burn to disc, finalize the disc, can play it on any DVD.
(You can do the same with video)(Not edit though)
Thats how i've been doing it, not too hard & i have been collecting all clips on the hard drive and created 1 full disc so far.
Also i brought the PB 35 years on the mountain, 2 disc DVD on line from Chevron Publishing recently. $35.00 delivered.
Nearly 2 hrs of stuff.
Not too expensive and best quality.
http://www.chevron.com.au
Paul
Then connect the laptop AV out, to the AV in, on my hard drive DVD player.
Start the player and record direct to the Hard drive, edit, burn to disc, finalize the disc, can play it on any DVD.
(You can do the same with video)(Not edit though)
Thats how i've been doing it, not too hard & i have been collecting all clips on the hard drive and created 1 full disc so far.
Also i brought the PB 35 years on the mountain, 2 disc DVD on line from Chevron Publishing recently. $35.00 delivered.
Nearly 2 hrs of stuff.
Not too expensive and best quality.
http://www.chevron.com.au
Paul
Edited by LX2DR, 20 October 2006 - 04:57 PM.
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Posted 20 October 2006 - 10:01 PM
Awesome footage, thanks mate
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