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High definition copy of the Georgia game available...

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tabbyplague®

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High definition copy of the Georgia game available...

Sep 2, 2013, 1:47 PM

Clemson vs Georgia 2013 - 720p.zip(97.4 K)

I've posted a hi-def copy of the game (5gb, mkv, 720p file) to the newsgroups (alt.binaries.tv, alt.binaries.multimedia). I cut out all the commercials and half time banter for your viewing pleasure. I've attached a zipped copy of the NZB file for those of you that know how to download from the newsgroups.

I'm processing a smaller DivX version (i.e. 1.7gb avi file) of the game right now and can post to the newsgroups later if y'all are interested...

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Thanks, now if you could cut out the Mutts Flopping!!!***

Sep 2, 2013, 1:57 PM

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Re: High definition copy of the Georgia game available...

Sep 2, 2013, 2:03 PM

Thanks Tabby, I will have to figure out how to download a newsgroup file.

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Re: High definition copy of the Georgia game available...

Sep 2, 2013, 3:05 PM

Usenet Newsgroup Primer.doc(35.5 K)

I've been using newsgroups for years and have found them to the be the best source for video content. If you are new to newsgoups it may be a little daunting at first but is worth the time to learn as everything ends up getting posted to the newsgroups. I've attached a Newsgroup primer if you are new to this stuff and want to learn how to download files from the newsgroups....

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Will check it out, thanks again******

Sep 2, 2013, 3:38 PM

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Here's an easier way to get an HD copy of the game..

Sep 2, 2013, 7:44 PM [ in reply to Re: High definition copy of the Georgia game available... ]

if you can't figure out the newsgroup thing:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTasKZdvqrg

If you have Firefox, install DownloadHelper addon, and download the whole video in HD.

But having all of the commercials cut out would make it worth getting the OP's copy.

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Re: High definition copy of the Georgia game available...

Sep 3, 2013, 9:02 AM [ in reply to Re: High definition copy of the Georgia game available... ]

This copy from YouTube is a little over 4Gb.

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Re: High definition copy of the Georgia game available...

Sep 2, 2013, 2:06 PM

just curious how you are recording it. I am interested because i have recording games in the past but id like to figure a good way to record HD games and transfer them. Thanks

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Re: High definition copy of the Georgia game available...

Sep 2, 2013, 2:58 PM

I built a home theater PC (HTPC) and installed a Hauppauge Colossus HD PVR card for recording TV shows. With the Colossus card all you have to do is run a connection (HDMI or component cables) from your cable/satellite box to the input of the card and you are all set. The Colossus records in h.264 (AVC/Bluray compatible) that is typically a 1080i .TS file. I use VideoReDo TV Suite to edit the videos and MeGUI to convert them to other formats (i.e. 720p or DivX avi files) if desired.

There are some tricks that you can do to record a pure HDMI HD digital signal from your set top box on the Colossus card but prefer not to post that information publicly - T-mail me if you want the details.

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