Nasif Bhai

[Orpheus]

Are you gonna record today's game or everyday's game for that matter... For later view if you know what I mean

By the way, I meant - hook us up...

[Edited on 16-7-2004 by Orpheus]

[Nasif]

Yes, highlights will be recorded. ARY will air highlights of each day from 2:30 PM eastern time every day for 4 hours. I will record all BD highlights.

[Orpheus]

Just saw the Hong Kong Highlights.. Awesome really! Great picture quality. I also love these highlights aka mini version..... feels as if i saw the whole game but wasted only an hour ..

By the way, I feel bad for those hong kongese... the captain is like "we bowled BLOODY well".. LOL... well you bloody bastard.. your batsmen suck!

Anyways - can't wait for the future highlights!

[Nasif]

I can make a Xvid version of the match. I can release a torrent if enough people are interested. What do you guys think?

Quality will be much better than that wmv video. I am aiming for about 500MB Xvid file for 1 hour video.

[chinaman]

Give it a shot if bandwidth is not a problem.

[Nasif]

Originally posted by chinaman
Give it a shot if bandwidth is not a problem.

Great, I will make it. I will release it as torrent. It won't stress BC server.

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[AsifTheManRahman]

Originally posted by Orpheus
Just saw the Hong Kong Highlights.. Awesome really! Great picture quality. I also love these highlights aka mini version..... feels as if i saw the whole game but wasted only an hour ..

By the way, I feel bad for those hong kongese... the captain is like "we bowled BLOODY well".. LOL... well you bloody bastard.. your batsmen suck!

Anyways - can't wait for the future highlights!

at one point in the match, when this bloke was batting, pilot was referring to him as "buira manush"...lol

he is pretty old actually...43 i think...

[Orpheus]

I don't know if anyone would be interested in the WHOLE match if it's not CLOSE or a WIN.

These highlights format are really good.. So unless it was a close match or a win, I don't think it is necessary to make that big file....

that's just my opinion.. but Nasif bhai.... unfortunately the most I can say online is a THANK YOU! It is being reallyl appreciated! Onek pechaila kaaj eita jaani....

p.s. Pilot shala nijei buira.. abar arekjon re buira daake.. shala budda!

[Edited on 20-7-2004 by Orpheus]

[Nasif]

I wasn't talking about whole match either. I don't even record the whole, would take too much space on my computer. I only record the highlights.

I will be making it available soon. Bear with me.

[Nasif]

Those who are intersed to get XVid version of the highlights. Its now on BitTorrent. Please read the last post on this thread.

http://www.banglacricket.com/alochon...d.php?tid=6460

Next match will be BD vs PAK (round 2) match on XVid.

[Orpheus]

that was a very good rip!! Thanks!
We should have all our winning matches in our BC library or something

[Nasif]

Originally posted by Orpheus
that was a very good rip!! Thanks!
We should have all our winning matches in our BC library or something

I will do the PAK BD and IND second round matches also. That is much better. It was my mistake during HK BD match, I didn't record the orignal MPG in HQ mode. So the rip was little off.

[Nasif]

BD vs Pak is up on torrent. Check that hightlights thread.