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tricky_colour
18/08/2004, 5:51 PM
Yes .. it creates wmv files .. but .. but there are all sorts of free converters out there which can change one format to another.

If you are interested .. try this link (http://www.tmpgenc.net/e_main.html) for a handy little converter program.
By the way, for moviemaker .. you would need to convert the audio files to mp3.



Thanks for that, it worked a treat, and it even converted that .ram
(real media) file for me.
It is very slow though, as it takes about 10 minutes to run (or more),
as do all such converters, if they work at all, many don't.
The mpeg file is also much larger but that is not a problem really
(unless you have to download it), I am not sure why this is because
as I understand it the compression on .wmv is only about 20%
better.
Also I am not sure if it is a free program, as a 30 day limit is
mentioned for mpeg files?
I could not find a free converter for such files (.wmv) despite
extensive searching, many described as free were in fact
free-trials.
I suspect mircosoft is trying to capture this market.

My motto is "mpeg is best", it worked fine for the past 10 years
so why change?

Pat O' Banton
19/08/2004, 9:13 PM
He does have a cap, as the FA's statistician David Barber assured him when he asked. All caps and goals from that match stand, including David Kelly's.

So after racking my brain for ages trying to workout the answer to that question I now find out that the given answer was wrong. I'm having words in O' Rafferty's :(

Keane's goal this time around in Amsterdam was superb. Other than that McAteer's goal at Lansdowne was not just great for giving some pay back for twelve years of torture by the Dutch, but also for Harte's turn at the start of the move, I'm still convinced that he'll lose the ball every time that I see it on video.

Littlest Hobo
20/08/2004, 12:13 PM
Big Quinny's clinical finish against england at wembley was a good one :)

joeSoap
20/08/2004, 12:32 PM
A lot of you won't remember this, and it wasn't even a great goal, but it sticks in my mind....Ireland away to Malta in 1981, World Cup Qualifer. 2-2 three mins into injury time, and we're facing a potentially very embarrassing result as Malta were the Faroe Islands or San Marino of the time. Heighway puts in a crap cross which trickles across the box, only for Stapleton to back-heel the ball about 2 inches over the line to give us one of our not so memorable away wins.....powerful stuff for a 12 year old fan of Stapleton at the time I can tell ye! :D

drinkfeckarse
20/08/2004, 3:47 PM
For pure elation......O' Leary's peno against Romania in Genoa. Ahh the memories :) Only 15 years old at the time and always smile when I think about how happy that goal made the whole country. My whole street ran out all at once jumping and screaming!
Almost brings a tear to my eye all this nostalgia! ;) :D