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NCAA Production DVD of the Game
- Thread starter Blgs Griz Fan
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Cotton-eyed Hoe
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rogermp said:
Don't sweat it too much...not much happened in that last minute.
WAaggieFan
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That would be awesome.GrizMusician said:
Never understood why in a world of "fanatics", why some enterprising up-and-comer hasn't figured out how to sell/rent these things to folks like us who would pay for the privilege of replaying them when we wanted? As I am typing this I realized that if CDA IS GETTING OLD, I'm a f$&king dinosaur.
IdaGriz01
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Probably because what you're suggesting is almost certainly a violation of copyright law and will get the person who does it way too much attention from ESPN lawyers. What I don't understand is why ESPN itself doesn't create a little sideline that does that. I suppose it might cut into their online catalog, but they should be able to work that out ... at a reasonable price. Not all of us have easy links between the Internet and our TV. And I'd much rather watch the replay on my big screen from a DVD, rather than on my computer display.bgbigdog said:
Great find, Da!
And I love that the guy has this disclaimer on his own site:
But yes, please let us know if you get the game and if it's close to HD quality.
And I love that the guy has this disclaimer on his own site:
:lol:
But yes, please let us know if you get the game and if it's close to HD quality.
UofMGrizFan
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We bought a DVD Player/Recorded years ago and it has more than paid for itself on Griz games alone.
NorthEndZoneDan said:the default is 30 minutes. I made the same mistake and I'm pissed.GoldenMonte said:
Charter too.
grizphan said:
Phan, would your retype this after a the IPAs have worn off?
I downloaded the YouTube video offered by the NCAA. YouTube videos aren't readily downloadable, but you can download the entire video in high definition using clip grab, which you should be able to get for free. You can decide at that point if you want to convert it to MPEG4 or not. If you want to play the Disc on your DVD, you're better off going MPEG4 because you're DVD burner is going to convert it to 2 channel audio MPEG2 anyway.
But you can stream it to your TV from your computer as MPEG4. It can still be put on a disc, just skip the DVD conversation. If you have a smart TV or chromecast, it works great.
But you can stream it to your TV from your computer as MPEG4. It can still be put on a disc, just skip the DVD conversation. If you have a smart TV or chromecast, it works great.
