fighttraining.com has good clips(detailed) on MT, Shoot, and BJJ. very nice share some of ur favs.
M muayThaiPerson Guest Dec 16, 2002 #1 fighttraining.com has good clips(detailed) on MT, Shoot, and BJJ. very nice share some of ur favs.
OP J JDenz Guest Dec 16, 2002 Thread Starter #2 Ya they are real good but it hasn't been updated in a while. They have clips of Erick Paulson, Paulo Guillobel, and Mike Miles
Ya they are real good but it hasn't been updated in a while. They have clips of Erick Paulson, Paulo Guillobel, and Mike Miles
Bob Hubbard Retired MT Mentor Founding Member Lifetime Supporting Member MTS Alumni Joined Aug 4, 2001 Messages 47,245 Reaction score 772 Location Land of the Free Dec 16, 2002 #3 I'd had some talks with a few folks about putting up a collection of clips here, but things drifted off... (I lost some emails, and got sidetracked). Ideas still open, if anyone wants to contribute some clips and get a major library going here.
I'd had some talks with a few folks about putting up a collection of clips here, but things drifted off... (I lost some emails, and got sidetracked). Ideas still open, if anyone wants to contribute some clips and get a major library going here.
jfarnsworth Grandmaster MTS Alumni Joined Mar 17, 2002 Messages 6,550 Reaction score 34 Location N.C. Ohio Dec 17, 2002 #5 That would be a good idea. Some short video clips would be nice. Nothing like 3mb those of us still on dial up; that would take forever.
That would be a good idea. Some short video clips would be nice. Nothing like 3mb those of us still on dial up; that would take forever.
OP J JDenz Guest Dec 17, 2002 Thread Starter #6 The problem is 3mb is not alot of space for a good short clip.
Bob Hubbard Retired MT Mentor Founding Member Lifetime Supporting Member MTS Alumni Joined Aug 4, 2001 Messages 47,245 Reaction score 772 Location Land of the Free Dec 17, 2002 #7 Depends on a number of factors. Frame rate, image size, and compression system. I've got room to play, and as long as its getting use, I don't mind setting stuff up.
Depends on a number of factors. Frame rate, image size, and compression system. I've got room to play, and as long as its getting use, I don't mind setting stuff up.
OP E Elfan Guest Dec 17, 2002 Thread Starter #8 I think the best approach is to have two versions, a small one for dial up and a big one for broadband. On dial-up downloading big files drives me nuts... On broadband ending up with crapy image quality (espically when people are moving fast) drives me nuts. Not sure how much control over that you will have unless you are making theese clips yourself though.
I think the best approach is to have two versions, a small one for dial up and a big one for broadband. On dial-up downloading big files drives me nuts... On broadband ending up with crapy image quality (espically when people are moving fast) drives me nuts. Not sure how much control over that you will have unless you are making theese clips yourself though.
OP J JDenz Guest Dec 17, 2002 Thread Starter #9 I think quality is better then download time I mean even if you have dial up you can always walk away and let it download
I think quality is better then download time I mean even if you have dial up you can always walk away and let it download
Bob Hubbard Retired MT Mentor Founding Member Lifetime Supporting Member MTS Alumni Joined Aug 4, 2001 Messages 47,245 Reaction score 772 Location Land of the Free Dec 17, 2002 #10 If we can hash out a template, I can put up whatever folks send me. I'm still putting the parts together from the crash, but sometime nextweek can start considering a serious layout and submission system for such a thing. :asian:
If we can hash out a template, I can put up whatever folks send me. I'm still putting the parts together from the crash, but sometime nextweek can start considering a serious layout and submission system for such a thing. :asian: