Three Peaks Fell Race

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Originally Posted by Iken Fityemean

I have photos. Moving ones. Please see http://www.vimeo.com/4360158
for Part One of Three Peaks 2009. More to follow on Friday night when I have some more allocation of hosting space. Apologies for some hasty editing and the wobbly bits I was still out of breath trying to make the foot of Pen-Y-Gent. All the runners who were behind Jebby (everyone) might be interested in final section of the video featuring the finish as I made it back in time from Ribblehead.

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:(I can't get this to work:mad: do you need to down load any software?:mad:

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

:(I can't get this to work:mad: do you need to down load any software?:mad:

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Works fine for me Ian without any additional software downloading.

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Originally Posted by Iken Fityemean

I have photos. Moving ones.

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I thought you meant you'd captured the raw emotion of Stolly clutching his ankle at the bottom of PYG, a broken and tearful man. Now, that's what I'd call moving. :D

Actually, I'm having problems with the video too - it's running as a fast series of stills with no sound, followed by about 3 seconds of movement (but still no sound) right at the end. I'm going to restart and try again.

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Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak

:(I can't get this to work:mad: do you need to down load any software?:mad:

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I would need to know how far you got and what happened on screen. It could be your antiviral software or it might depend on the power of your PC. Broadband connection?
In the meantime try this like to an embedded site in Bingley Harriers. Scroll down and you should see an entry with the video. Hope this helps http://www.bingleyharriers.org.uk/fo...&start=10#p616

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Originally Posted by Iken Fityemean

I would need to know how far you got and what happened on screen. It could be your antiviral software or it might depend on the power of your PC. Broadband connection?
In the meantime try this like to an embedded site in Bingley Harriers. Scroll down and you should see an entry with the video. Hope this helps http://www.bingleyharriers.org.uk/fo...&start=10#p616

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I watched it all, it was a good video!

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Originally Posted by Tussockface

Actually, I'm having problems with the video too - it's running as a fast series of stills with no sound, followed by about 3 seconds of movement (but still no sound) right at the end. I'm going to restart and try again.

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Sorry to hear that Tussockface. I can only think that the frame rate is too much for you processor and /or connection speed. Click on my signature and you'll see the videos I took in the last few months since I was injured. Do any of them work for you?
I will at some stage be making DVDs of all these so that I can take them off my machine because they occupy huge amounts of my hard drive. The plan is that when I start racing again I can take a few with me if requested and just swap them for a blank DVD. They will be converted into an AVI file wich means they will work on your TV (through your player of course) with a huge increase in definition and quality. The downside of that is that it also enhances the faults, shakes and wobbly bits:o

Yes, I've watched the other videos you've uploaded and they've worked fine. The music's working now but the images still 'stick' and jump; same from the Bingley site, same using a different web browser. I use a Mac so wondered if that was the issue, but I'd expect that to cause problems watching your other videos too. Maybe it's a temporary ISP thing. I might check connection speeds later.

Oh and one other thing, I think it requires the latest free download of adobe flash player! Flash Player 10 try http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/

The Adobe install made no difference. Your Ilkley and Bunny Run 1 videos run perfectly for me (I've just retried them), but Bunny 2, 3 and 3Ps are 'stopframe'. Did you alter any of your own technology/settings after Bunny 1?