Harvard v. Cornell

[Adam Ganderson]

LGR!

[Greg Berge]

GREAT JOB, SAM!!!!!!!!!!!!

5:26 Cor Paolini 7 (McMeekin, Downs)

[Craine]

GOAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2-0 Cornell....

Palahicky from McRae and Kozier....

[Greg Berge]

11:43 Cor Palahicky 5 (Mark McRae, Kozier)

[Mark H. Anbinder]

I can e-mail you the RealPlayer file if you like. Give me the e-mail address you'd like it sent to.

[Adam Ganderson]

2 more periods to stomp them with...

[Greg Berge]

Man, that was a great period!

It would have been nice to get a third on the quick whistle, the cover up over the line, or the solid post, but what we have we'll take!

Harvard's a good team and Mazzolini is a good coach -- they'll regroup.  I hope we can maintain that pressure next period -- we'll need it.

[jy3]

is anyone else having the same problem with the video? very strange (like it is streaming slowly) with clicking for the audio?
audio on yahoo or the link mark gave is great.

[Mark H. Anbinder]

We've heard good responses on video quality tonight. Audio clicking could just be that it's a sucky AM signal that's hard to get clearly almost anywhere in the county.

[Greg Berge]

The game was the last Friday of classes in December for years, and yes, we used to get fairly "lubricated."  (Of course, as freshmen we could still legally drink at 18, and the 20 and then 21 age never really caught on with our generation, if you know what I mean...)

There used to be a lot of alcohol-related incidents on Frdiay nights (imagine C-town with about twice the number of bars as it has now and you get the picture circa 1982), so the games were then moved to Sunday p.m. (which didn't seem to adversely affect anyone's imbibing).  After a while, the date rotated Winter/Spring, and then it started to float in the schedule, where we are now.

[jy3]

i think my settings are the problem, mark.

[marty\'74]

Mark,

There is a Quicktime vs Windows problem with the audio side of the Hockeycam.  I do think this is a Windows problem because of the following.  Note that the hard to listen audio occurs in both the streaming and the archive version of the program.

All of the following were present on Road Runner connections.

The one time I did not get a problem with the audio was when I tried to listen at my brothers house.  He did not have the current Quicktime installed on his Windows XP OS so no video was seen but the audio was perfect.

On my three computers there is the audio problem  All three are slightly different.  My main computer is a Windows XP machine with a Creative Sound Blaster Live audio card.  My son's computer is a Windows 98 machine with the same Sound Blaster card and my daughter's machine is a Windows 98 with an AMD processor and a different Sound Blaster card.

So I am interested in whether anyone has a Win98 machine or Win XP machine in which the audio and video are perfect.  Preferably the machine should be connected to a broadband connection like cable or DSL.

My solution is to listed to the yahoo broadcast on one machine and to watch the video on the Hockeycam.  Tonight Yahoo is lagging the Hockeycam.

Also I haven't seen any posts from people watching the Hockeycam over a modem connection.  Age thought that this would not work once the bandwidth was improved and I have been wondering if he is right or if the Apple software is smarter than he thought.

Thanks for all your efforts.

[jy3]

my problem is the same. i actually have not been able to get any feed to work on xp, but i dont know why. that is an xp problem. i have the same problem as u marty in '98

[Greg Berge]

Both North Country teams losing 4-1 tonight.

[marty\'74]

Have you checked to see if the built in firewall is active in Win XP?  It is turned on by default if you try to do the networking utility to set up a local network between your machines.

If you can't find the firewall on off switch I will look for it and post how to find it.