I will be posting N10-2.mpg
This will be a yEnc post, with no reposts.
No .000, .CRC, .BAT files. Pars will be posted with the movie.
It is 408MB, and plays to 24:49.15
To be posted in 6 sets, there are 100 split 650k parts in sets 1
through 5, and 114 split 650k parts in set 6, for a total of 614 parts.
Not know and not responsible for content of post.
Helpmonger
From Y Not post:
> I'll try to pass on the explanation I received for what it happening,
> and add my own recommendations.
>
> Helpmonger has two copies of this video. They look identical to him, in
> that no software he has will show any codec difference. BUT there is a
> difference in the aspect ratio that they play in. One is wrong, and one
> is correct. He posted the video that plays correctly on his system.
>
> Now my own comments:
> Some movies that were captured/converted with the original Microsoft
> Movie Maker program that came with the first version of WinXP, would
> sometimes encode movies that, while they played with the correct aspect
> ratio on a PC, played with the wrong aspect ratio in the Mac. This
> movie may be one of them. Also Helpmonger, or someone else, may have
> converted it to play correctly on Macintosh systems, and that is the
> version he is posting.
>
> Here are some options for the posting of this movie:
> 1. He can continue with the current posting, and cause non Mac users to
> have get Quicktime to play it.
> 2. He can start the post over with the version that plays normally on
> PCs, but doesn't play correctly on Macs. If this happens, I can post
> instructions for Mac users to fix the problem, if they have the Pro
> version of Quicktime.
> 3. He can re-encode the movie into another format, such as DivX, that
> all who have the free codec can play. I don't know if he can
> successfully do that, but he will try if he is asked.
>
> So, how will it be? Anyone have some thoughts on the matter?
> When there a consensus of the opinions of the prospective downloaders,
> he will continue with the best choice of what to post, AFTER his server
> starts working again.
>
> In a way, this is kind of amusing. For years Mac users have been forced
> to accommodate the PC users' choice of wild and sometimes incompatible
> codecs, and the Windozers' unconcern over whether or not Mac users can
> view what they post. This current reversal of the situation, can serve
> to bring this problem into greater focus. Of one thing you can be sure;
> Helpmonger will do his best to ensure that all who want to, can make
> use of what he posts, if he is able.
> After all, Mac users are nice people. :-)
>
>
> Y Not
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