HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[templar00]

to play the vob you should need just the standard dvd player. compressing that to 260 will drastically cut your IQ.

http://www.download.com/Windows-Essentials-Media-Codec-Pack/3000-2140_4-10662709.html?tag=lst-6

this codex pack should give you everything you need to play about anything.

http://www.doom9.org/

this site will tell ya about everything you need to know about video encoding decoding. Hit the download like for the goods.

[ramset]

GENTLEMAN perhaps you could run this thread like the Stiffler  thread [ difficult but possible] ?    Chet

[wattsup]

OK, I finished converting the VOB to divx format and the file is now only 138 MB. It runs perfectly with DIVx and my SnagIt image grabber is available when the imagine windows is full.

I also downloaded as per @templar00 first link above for more codecs and installed them. The VOB now plays on Windows Media Classic player. Thanks.

So I opened the video in both players to compare image quality and they seem to be the same. Both have the same default image window size and clarity. Wow, this is great.

Just to repeat Jasons regular download site is here;
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=bcb5de0bd0f181ea8c9e7c56ba37815f5a52c02ec6da2cd7

Now to download Part 2

[Jdo300]

Hi Everyone,

So far, looks like things are humming along nicely with the torrent (there are currently 39 people connected and downloading).

About the video parts on the MediaShare site. You may start downloading the part 2 files but There are actually 12 of those and I only have 10 uploaded so far. Since I am hosting the torrent on my system right now, I can't get the other two files up but I'll see if I can goto another computer with a faster connection and upload the other two pieces for part 2.

I used WinZip to split the zip file into pieces, so for best results, that would be the best thing to use, though I'm hearing that some were able to get it to work with WinRAR as well.

To view the file, I tried using VLC media plater, DIVX player, and Windows Media Player (Version 11). VLC and DIVX both loaded the file but it didn't seem to want to play correctly (it would speed up and slow down and stop). But playing it in Windows Media Player 11 worked great for me.

Also note that after everyone has the files, we could actually chop it down significantly without even converting into another format because there are significant amounts of dead space between, and after the clips. But Jack and I both left it in the raw form so you all can have what we have.

If I have a chance to upload the other two pieces to the MediaShare folder, I'll let you all know when it is there.

God Bless,
Jason O

[sterlinga]

I've posted at feature page at http://peswiki.com/index.php/Videos:Jack_Durban:Steven_Marks_TPU

This will enable us to post one one page a directory of videos available from Jack Durban regarding Steven Mark's Toroid Power Unit (TPU), a solid state energy generation device that had it's zenith more than a decade ago, and which never materialized into the market. Several groups are seeking to replicate/resurrect the technology. The realize of the original video footage by Jack Durban in April, 2008, marks a major development in the process.

Feel free to add links as you know of them.