where to download .hv ham video?

[buckvideo]

Hello all,

I'm wondering where I can find .hv ham video files? Thanks!!

[lionstorm]

I guess you have to do the conversion on your own on your x86 and transfer it back to your Amiga !

[magnetic]

Im sure there are guys  here that could send u or link you to a file. I wouldnt mind having one to for demos and dont feel like installing all the software on my pc

[DamageX]

you can download a few here http://www.hyakushiki.net/links.htm

[skolman]

I guess you have to do the conversion on your own on your x86 and transfer it back to your Amiga !

I managed to do FFmpeg and VirtualPC on Mac OSX PPC

FFmpeg very poor audio quality resampler is better to use another program.

[SamuraiCrow]

you can download a few here http://www.hyakushiki.net/links.htm

One of those links was a .h8v in HAM8 mode.  What viewer do I use for that?  Trying to view it in FS-UAE running Kickstart 3.1 and Workbench 3.9 with the HamP.run program failed by displaying wrong colors and distorted audio.

[buckvideo]

you can download a few here http://www.hyakushiki.net/links.htm

Thanks so much for the replies. If I had the time I would try converting them myself. I should of mentioned the videos in the above link above. Those were the only ones I was able to find. Pretty cool seeing HAM in video action with sound. I was hoping somebody had converted Blade Runner, Terminator 2 (someone's done this one I think) or a David Lynch or Stanley Kubrick flick, etc. That would be sweet!

Cheers,

Buckvideo

[SamuraiCrow]

Even if someone had converted a full-length movie to .hv, they wouldn't be able to distribute it legally due to copyright restrictions.

[DamageX]

One of those links was a .h8v in HAM8 mode.  What viewer do I use for that?  Trying to view it in FS-UAE running Kickstart 3.1 and Workbench 3.9 with the HamP.run program failed by displaying wrong colors and distorted audio.

There is a separate player for HAM8 called hamaga.run which is in the avi4hv archive.

[SamuraiCrow]

Thanks!  I see it's got Assembly source in there too!  Excellent!