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kingkenny
-24th February 2004, 12:38
Hi this is a massive video file so only download if you have a high speed line my advice is to right click on the file and svae taget as.
Its a news doc on fencing and young fencers.
Mantis
-24th February 2004, 12:46
Erm, I think you forgot to attach the file. ;)
uk_45
-24th February 2004, 16:00
You can download it on the LP download page!
http://www.leonpaul.com/download/videos.htm
uk_45
-24th February 2004, 16:02
How ever in addtion to the above when you click save target or open normally you get a 404
kingkenny
-24th February 2004, 17:52
Thanks
uk_45
-24th February 2004, 17:59
P.S. liking the new look of the downloads page nice image in the middle and all that jazz
uk_45
-1st March 2004, 22:37
Ok looks like that links fixed now downloading it. KK 21mb aint that big!
kingkenny
-2nd March 2004, 10:22
Hey I am only 5.8 so 22 is massive. (heheheeh I am sooooooo funny!)
:moon:
uk_45
-3rd March 2004, 18:04
Yep must say 21mb is a wee bit big for 3 mins odd aint it!
hayleyjade
-22nd March 2004, 13:36
escuse me sir, you two are talking a different language!
please translate for humble humna beings like myself
uk_45
-22nd March 2004, 16:03
Ok hayley i'll put it in terms you understand (alothough you speak more languages than me better than me)
Your good at maths so as i told you before a 56K modem can use about 5Kb/s (kilobyes per second)
The File is 21Mb(mega byte) in one mega byte there are 1024 kilobytes so there are 21X1024=21,504Kb in this file.
To estimate the time it would take this to download at 5Kb/s we do 21,504÷5=4300.8 seconds.
To put this into minutes we do 4300.8÷60=71mins or 1 hour 11 mins.
Make sense?
hayleyjade
-22nd March 2004, 17:09
ah!lol! god thats a big file
am i asking too much to ask why they dont just out 1000 bytes in a k thingy? or should i just not ask!
also i dont do computers!
uk_45
-22nd March 2004, 18:25
right a kilo byte contains 1024 bytes i byte is made from 8 binary digits so if you know your 8 and so the numericle sequence goes: 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256,512, 1024!!! make sense?
hayleyjade
-22nd March 2004, 18:47
ah! alll becomes clear!
bufc99
-23rd March 2004, 15:09
Just don't tell her what half a byte is called ie. 4 bits
That'll really confuzzle her even though it sort of makes sense.
uk_45
-23rd March 2004, 17:19
What you mean a nibble???
hayleyjade
-23rd March 2004, 19:25
nibble? where?
uk_45
-23rd March 2004, 19:28
no half a byte is a nibble.
Ok 100 points who can finish this off:
Kilo, Mega, Giga,......,.......,........,.........,........
Mantis
-23rd March 2004, 22:36
I already knew tera but I'm afraid I had to look up peta, exa, zetta and yotta.
Rdb811
-23rd March 2004, 23:14
It doesn't make a yotta differnece.
bufc99
-24th March 2004, 13:34
lol
How's about the other way then.
Deci, Centi, Milli, Micro, ... , ... , ... , ... , ... , ...
And yes I was talking about a nibble, kind of random but makes sense, half a byte = a nibble
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