Best Motoring VCD from Japan..
10-22-2002, 03:43 PM
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Hi:
These are the list of VCD I've got.
VCD no: Cars in VCD:
"Best Motoring
M1 -Porsche 911 Generation, Int R, NSX-S, R34 GTT.
M2 -Fastest Japanese car-WRX, GTR V-spec, Rx7, NSX, Int R, Civic R,S2000,
Celics, MR-S.
M3 -Ferrari 360, F355, 911 GT3, 996 turbo Tuned 996.
M4 -NSX, Tuned F355, Rx-7, GT-R, EVO 6, F360, 456GT, IMPREZA..
M5 -ENDRUANCE RACE- GTR, EVO, WRX, INT R, MX-5, S2000, NSX.
M6 -ACT R, CIVIC R, INT R, S2000, PRELUDE TYPE-S,Nismo S15, Tom
These are the list of VCD I've got.
VCD no: Cars in VCD:
"Best Motoring
M1 -Porsche 911 Generation, Int R, NSX-S, R34 GTT.
M2 -Fastest Japanese car-WRX, GTR V-spec, Rx7, NSX, Int R, Civic R,S2000,
Celics, MR-S.
M3 -Ferrari 360, F355, 911 GT3, 996 turbo Tuned 996.
M4 -NSX, Tuned F355, Rx-7, GT-R, EVO 6, F360, 456GT, IMPREZA..
M5 -ENDRUANCE RACE- GTR, EVO, WRX, INT R, MX-5, S2000, NSX.
M6 -ACT R, CIVIC R, INT R, S2000, PRELUDE TYPE-S,Nismo S15, Tom
10-22-2002, 10:38 PM
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This is ironic: I live in Japan and haven't seen these - where did you get them?!
I've seen three ripped on the net - one S2K chasing a Boxster at 250kmh on a Japanese highway, another with the tester losing it on a bend and going off backwards, and another with a guy casually throwing the tail out on every corner on a track.
There's a funny one around of a Ferrari doing donuts until the engine blows.
I've seen three ripped on the net - one S2K chasing a Boxster at 250kmh on a Japanese highway, another with the tester losing it on a bend and going off backwards, and another with a guy casually throwing the tail out on every corner on a track.
There's a funny one around of a Ferrari doing donuts until the engine blows.
10-22-2002, 10:41 PM
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I think these are much longer than the clips you are mentioning - each one more than 45 minutes. I downloaded a bunch last year as DviX (or something).
They are good to watch - though frustrating not in English.
They are good to watch - though frustrating not in English.
10-23-2002, 12:17 AM
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Pete, VCD is Video CD format - an ordinary computer CD holding video information like a DVD, but at lower quality. Many newish DVD players recognise them too.
Recently a variation called DivX has been developed which provides better compression, allowing more data to fit on the disc resulting in much higher quality video.
They're copyable like normal compter CDs.
I have various films on Video CD - Cats & Dogs is DivX format and looks superb - almost as good as DVD and its just one 650Mb disc !!
Recently a variation called DivX has been developed which provides better compression, allowing more data to fit on the disc resulting in much higher quality video.
They're copyable like normal compter CDs.
I have various films on Video CD - Cats & Dogs is DivX format and looks superb - almost as good as DVD and its just one 650Mb disc !!
very cunning disguise
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10-23-2002, 12:39 AM
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Who's pulling whose leg 
It was serious question - honestly 
Dan, thanks for the info - thanks to you, I am a wiser man
Pete
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I had guessed that it meant Video Compact Disc but I didn't know the difference between that and DVD
It was serious question - honestly Dan, thanks for the info - thanks to you, I am a wiser man
Pete
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I had guessed that it meant Video Compact Disc but I didn't know the difference between that and DVD