New magnet powered perpetual motion machine

[mike-ao]

I did an HQ frame-capture for any who'd like to get a better look and enhance any images:

you did do a nice job. it will be very helpfull for replicate it.

i wish so, i could use autocat too, but this software is a bit too expensive for me

[ramset]

Thanks Tony,
Hopefully I'll figure out how to open that also.

Chet

[ATT]

I'm unable to open your file via the net or save it as a target.  Is there another option or a fix?

Preston,

It's a 13-Meg zip archive, whether you run win or *nix, you should be able to open it (once you download to your drive) with any number of utilities including winzip, 7zip, rar, etc. - most of the mainstream archive utilities will handle multiple formats (I think XP and up has it built-in).

If you can't DL from rapidshare (maybe you have a slow connection? behind a firwall? ISP makes rapidshare off-limits?), send me a PM and I can break the file into multiple rar files that will re-construct on your drive, but you still have to have them -all- before the file will allow you to access it's contents.

You can get around an ISP block by simply using a proxy to get to rapidshare, try Anonimizer or any other proxy service.

If niether of the above is an option, this is how you do it:

1.)Install Firefox as your default browser.
2.)Install KeepVid on your browser toolbar
3.)Download the compiled version of FFMPEG for your system.
4.)Go to youtube and play the video (you have to go to youtube, you can't do this from the embedded OU file).
5.)While it's playing, click on KeepVid and it will show you a 'capcha' after which you will get the choice of DLing the low-fi or HQ-mp4 version of the video, take the mp4.
6.)Put the DL'ed video file in the /bin directory of FFMPEG
7.)Get to a command-line and run this command either from a script or copy-paste it in:

ffmpeg -i video.mp4 -r 30 -f image2 g:\FFMPEG\images\video.%04d.jpg

Hit <enter>

FFMPEG will dissect the video, discard the audio track, convert it to jpg, and dump all the files in the ../images directory (you have to make the /images dir under ../FFMPEG yourself).

Can you handle all that? Great! You're on your way...

If you do this on a regular basis, you might want to build a script to handle all the manual details ( bash, batch, etc.), then just supply the name of the file you want to process and wait for it to complete.

Tony

[ATT]

Hopefully I'll figure out how to open that also.

Chet, if it gives you any trouble, let me know and I'll take care of it.

you did do a nice job. it will be very helpfull for replicate it.

Thanks, hope it does you good.

i wish so, i could use autocat too, but this software is a bit too expensive for me

I'm sure there's a torrent out there somewhere.

Tony

[dradak1]

Hi Tony I download and unzip the pictures but there resolution is not good enough. 

TNX

Dragan