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Here are a few video clips from the drags:

Boostzor's 14.36 run, watch that exhaust go for it! (4.4MB)

http://www.iinet.net.au/~bsisko/drags0208_Boostzor.avi

InitialD's 14.04 run. (3.6MB)

http://www.iinet.net.au/~bsisko/drags0208_InitialD.avi

Gradenkos 14.04 run, mmm love the sound of a 3" straight thru exhaust... (4.4MB)

http://www.iinet.net.au/~bsisko/drags0208_Gradenko.avi

Thats all we got before we ran out of tape :-(

They're compressed using DivX 5.0.2. The file sizes are huge cause I couldn't bare to lower the res anymore than 500x400. Even so, the quality is pretty poor. Anyone know how to compress DivX without those pesky artifacts coming through? (look at spinning wheels or fast pans)

I've got a few more clips lined up ready to edit, like Boostzors incident and Miss Autosalon :D

Edit: Silly me, here I was thinking that our dv cam took progressive footage, turns out its interlaced. Only mega buck cams (read greater than $10k) record progressive. I was treating it as progressive video, hence all the interlaced artifacts. Anyway, i've uploaded new copies as of 6:30pm (perth time). Nothing different about the clips expcept they look a little nicer.

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Originally posted by skyzerr33

we may have to revise initailD's time though he broke by .2 or a second on his 14.04 run tut tut

Oh, I didn't notice that. Still, seeing as timing doesn't include reaction time and it only starts when the car leaves the line, I think 14.04s should stand.

RadiuM, can I take you up on the offer of webspace? I don't think my account has enough space for the next clip I'll have finished.

except when u brake

when u leave b4 .4 of a sec the time is taken off your final et

re action time is the time it takes u to break the first laser beam, et starts from when u break the 2nd. so leaving early does reduce your time.

but a 14.2 still is good and on par with all initald's other runs.

Originally posted by Gradenko

RadiuM, can I take you up on the offer of webspace? I don't think my account has enough space for the next clip I'll have finished.

yep, email me and ill work out a way you can get the files to me.

[email protected]

Shaun

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