MotoGP season video passes now at 50% off

[Boffin]

Linky

The video passes give you a choice of normal or hi-res, access to live timing screens (all timing points), live QP, free practice, warm-up and races. Also video library with highlights back to mid 1990s and full races from 2002 up to the latest race.

 

Available formats:

 

Hi-Res: 720x400 px at 1000kbps

Standard quality: 533x300 px at 500kbps

Low quality: 480x288 px at 250kbps.

 

Hi-res access is 45Euro, Standard 27Euro. There is no separate price for low-res.

 

Andy

[russell_bynum]

Dang...I knew I shoulda waited. I bought mine at the start of the season for full price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[markgoodrich]

Okay, I got the half-price deal, but am befuddled by the technical stuff.

 

1. How do I watch the videos full-screen instead of in a tiny window? I intend to hook the computer up to my television, so I can watch on the hi-def big screen, as I do with Netflix "watch instantly" movies.

 

2. How to I control the videos, such as pause, go back, etc?

 

I've installed the latest Adobe Flash Player.

 

I'll be very disappointed if I have to watch a screen the size of an iPhone.

 

TIA, please type slowly, so I can understand.

[markgoodrich]

Okay, I got the half-price deal, but am befuddled by the technical stuff.

 

1. How do I watch the videos full-screen instead of in a tiny window? I intend to hook the computer up to my television, so I can watch on the hi-def big screen, as I do with Netflix "watch instantly" movies.

 

2. How to I control the videos, such as pause, go back, etc?

 

I've installed the latest Adobe Flash Player.

 

I'll be very disappointed if I have to watch a screen the size of an iPhone.

 

TIA, please type slowly, so I can understand.

 

Never mind, I figured out how to make it full screen. I hope I can get the resolution better (I bought the hi-res package); it's very pixelated, and I have a pretty high-res computer screen.

[Boffin]

Hi-res is only 720x400, which is about half of what the average computer monitor is set to.

[markgoodrich]

Hi-res is only 720x400, which is about half of what the average computer monitor is set to.

 

Thanks, Boffin, turned out all I had to do was connect the television and reboot; the computer recognized the tv's resolution; picture is not bad in the hi-res offer; not quite HD, but better than standard U. S. broadcast.

 

I'm still not clear on whether I have to watch practice and qualifying live...it's always on before dawn here in Texas.