Top video of me and Bottle Monkey cave diving

[Woz]

Originally Posted by Ken

Excellent video. Is this part of a Discovery/BBC Series production? That being the case...is it for sale? David Attenborough sets up the footage nicely. Pass-through, and introductory halocline sequence is stunning.

No it's me and Bottle Monkey. We got David to warble on over the top of it just to make it look good, you know?







Actually it's from Planet Earth... go to the BBC website, click on Science and Nature then the Planet Earth bit then the Realmedia link. All sorts of great stuff there. Expect the Planet Earth DVDs in the shops just before christmas.

[GLOC]

That gives the location of the 1kb file which then gives the .rm file on the rtsp:// server, but how do I save that .rm file to my hard drive without it streaming?

[Woz]

You need a cheeky application called Streambox vcr. Google for it.

[GLOC]

Thanks Woz. Found another app called RM Download which was free and will be looking for the Planet Earth series this Xmas.

Greens for you and Adrian.

[Ken]

Originally Posted by Woz

No it's me and Bottle Monkey. We got David to warble on over the top of it just to make it look good, you know?







Actually it's from Planet Earth... go to the BBC website, click on Science and Nature then the Planet Earth bit then the Realmedia link. All sorts of great stuff there. Expect the Planet Earth DVDs in the shops just before christmas.

Cheers. It's excellent stuff and would work very well in classroom settings. We'll look for it on Amazon.

[Ding Dang Doo]

I see the British (with a capital 'B') sense of humour doesn't travel well across the pond!

[Ken]

Originally Posted by Ding Dang Doo

I see the British (with a capital 'B') sense of humour doesn't travel well across the pond!

I have British mentors here and there. However, much of the vernacular and humor does escape me. I do appreciate good "bottom" jokes and the preoccupation with cross-dressing and humiliation.

[Woz]

Originally Posted by Ken

I have British mentors here and there. However, much of the vernacular and humor does escape me. I do appreciate good "bottom" jokes and the preoccupation with cross-dressing and humiliation.

Went to NYC earlier this year and thoroughly enjoyed it- fantastic city and just like it looks on the telly. However the preoccupation with rudeness and smelly streets escapes me too.

[BRITISH HUMOUR MODE ON]
I am a laydeee don't cha know

[Ken]

Originally Posted by Woz

Went to NYC earlier this year and thoroughly enjoyed it- fantastic city and just like it looks on the telly. However the preoccupation with rudeness and smelly streets escapes me too.

[BRITISH HUMOUR MODE ON]
I am a laydeee don't cha know

I like your NY thread...have to read it more.

Sad to say I am in agreement. NYC is a rude and an often smelly place. Years ago I saw a homeless guy drop his drawers in the middle of a road choked with taxis, in the pouring rain. Ick. Of course, he left his brownie in East Greenwich Village. However, NYC is less rude than - PARIS. . The buildings are great. The women are good looking (usually) and the food can be outstanding. Another plus is that the diving here and in New Jersey can be interesting and deep. U-869, Murphy, Andrea Doria are all in the neighborhood. Could make for some interesting new footage by team WOZ - penetration specialists.

[Woz]

Can I come and stay at your place and bring some smelly British divers to come and play?