I got what I think is the average computer and to see a 2 minute clip can take 20 minutes of down load. My couch potatoes and I just want to throw it in the VCR and see the EV people and there EV cars . My last "production" that was done on window media has done very poorly because of this . and when someone will transfers it to VHS I know my potatoes will be happy. Yes some of them are fried in oil. As much as I want to see the Woodburn races I'll miss it if I got to fool with my computer for hours to set it up ;-( So here is my hi Tec idea. If you would like to get a VCR tape in the mail (snail mail) and are willing to, after viewing ( feel free to copy or copy and sell) send it to some one else (I'll send a list of names and address with mine at the end) Then just e-mail me your address . [EMAIL PROTECTED] . We can use the same envelope and just add stamps (the only cost to you). Brake the chain and your EV will turn back into a gas Brunner(joke). I would like for this just to be a fun thing with a little education added it. I'll include some stuff from the 2nd Fort Pierce ev rally where we raffeled of a conversion. If nobody sends me any video from the event I won't be able to do this. Anyone going to step forward and be the officel EVTV reporter for this event (don't make me drive out there) ?
Lonnie Borntreger ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lonnie Borntreger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Evlist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 11:02 AM Subject: Re: Broadcasting Woodburn > On Tue, 2002-08-27 at 12:46, Jeremy Green wrote: > > If we were to share it with gnutella we would have absolute control of > > what is on our computer. > > Agreed. However the gnutella network is so large that if something > isn't replicated widely enough, it can be impossible to find in the 7 > "hops" allowed. Plus, I doubt that most people would think to look on > the gnutella network for EV related videos. > > > It might just be easier to put it on a few > > web servers and share it that way. I might be able to setup a load > > sharing setup on my web server that would randomly direct the viewers > > to a different server every time. > > This seems to be a much better solution. For one, most of the people > wanting to view the videos will be able to go directly to a single point > to find it, and for two, it would be available on web search engines for > others. > > If you don't get enough people to volunteer hosting sites, let me know. > I have a 768kb pipe that is generally not taxed. > > Lonnie Borntreger > >
