Louisville @ ND, Rich's video request #s 3 & 4

[JetMetFan]

Travels: 4:33 second half, as well.

2:45 second half, too.

(I put them both on the same clip, one after the other)





BTW, Rich, I couldn't get the last two. My recording cut off before the OTs began and sometimes it's too much of a headache to try it again.

[Rich]

Thanks for this. I appreciate the effort everyone makes doing this.

I'd love to see a thread that describes the technical process you guys use to do this. I have a handful of HD/DVRs and I'd love to contribute from time to time -- how do you do the clips?

I'll let others comment. These were just things I wanted to take another look at myself so I figured maybe others would too.

[Raymond]

1st one was a travel but I see why it wasn't call.

2nd one is not as obvious but it should be detected at that level and called.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

1st one was a travel but I see why it wasn't call.

2nd one is not as obvious but it should be detected at that level and called.

I thionk the second was more obvious -- he travelled twice.

[Rich]

Now that people have responded:

I laughed on the first one because I thought to myself, "That's a travel and, no, I'd never call that."

[zm1283]

The first one is never called at that level or most other levels for that matter.

The second one is a travel and should have been called.

I am also interested about how to get footage from a DVD to a file on the computer. I have Windows Movie Maker, will that work? I have a recent game of mine on DVD that was on local cable. It has a couple of block/charge plays that I might put on here if I can figure it out.

[bob jenkins]

Both are travels but the first is often missed / ignored -- I don't think we watch the feet upon landing that far from the basket on a "routine" inbound with no immediate pressure on the player.

[Adam]

I'm with the group on these. Easy travel on both, but I wouldn't be a pioneer with the first one. Only middle school coaches want the first one called, IMO, and then they aren't happy when you set your filter that high.