C'est la vie.
InternetArchive.org has blocked access to the high quality MPEG network footage from September 2001. They have replaced the high quality videos with the steaming craptacular Flush™ err, streaming *cough* spectacular *cough* Flash™ video format.
http://www.archive.org/details/sept_11_tv_archive
I personally hope that someone with access to this footage will make the MPEG footage available to the public, maybe as .torrents to reduce the bandwidth requirements of the original file host.
http://www.archive.org/details/sept_11_tv_archive
I personally hope that someone with access to this footage will make the MPEG footage available to the public, maybe as .torrents to reduce the bandwidth requirements of the original file host.
posted by PerpetualYnquisitive at 4/07/2007 04:57:00 AM
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Does anyone know how to download these .flv files or have they been setup to be extremely difficult to view other than by stutter streaming?
Of course these are extremely important historical broadcasts that would be archived and easily accessible to everyone if the world we live in was really as advertised.
Did anyone mange to download any of the full 1GB files. If so then it would be extremely interesting to see a few hi-res frames from the NBC and CBS video approximately 13 seconds before the WTC2 impact.
This is what I've found on the low-res streamed version.
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