NCAA Videos..

[chuckfan1]

In the past few years, Dave Yeast has put videos during the season, to cover any current situations, plays, rule interps, game mgmt, etc.
There was usually 4-5 a year. Havnt seen any so far. They usually started popping up around March 1st.
Anyone know if there are any, or just havnt seem them yet?

Jeff

[socalblue1]

Chuck,

All the NCAA umpire stuff has been moved to eofficials.com There is a link to sign up from the NCAA baseball umpires site opr you can just go here:

https://www.eofficials.com/pages/index.aspx

(It's free. Two videos so far this year)

[chuckfan1]

Went there, but what do I click on to access the videos? Everything asks for log-in information. Thanks

[LDUB]

Click on NCAA and then baseball. The videos are at the top.

Also does anyone know how to download the videos so they can be viewed offline?

[briancurtin]

Originally Posted by LDUB

Click on NCAA and then baseball. The videos are at the top.

Also does anyone know how to download the videos so they can be viewed offline?

note: i only did this for the windows media player ones, i dont know about real player. also, i can verify that the audio at least works, but the fact that video doesnt show up is a current problem with my computer. it should work for everyone elses.

select the video you want to watch and download and open it in that separate window. now see the link near the bottom that says "launch in external player", right click and copy that link location. now open up this site and edit one of your posts, select to add a link into your post and paste that link in there. delete the "mms://" part of the links up, then save your post. go check out that post and you will see a downloadable link right there, save that one and view it on your computer. this *should* work for everyone, but i dont use windows and i cant be 100% sure. i just know the audio works, i have a problem of my own with video.

example: http://www.eofficials.com/ESO_Reposi...tin%20%202.wmv then you just edit it again and delete that link after you see it. thats just a way of getting the link to show up, you could do this in a file on your own computer if you wanted to.