Download the Lambranos here...

[jpchenet]

Rusty

Must reiterate Steve's thanks to you for helping us have access to this and to your mate for allowing us access to his private site to download it!!

[Rusty]

It's a pleasure guys. I'll pass your thanks on to Tony.

I asked Tony about the 200mph footage and the reply came as follows

"Re the trois cent vingt incident:
Look mate, I was holding the camcorder as still as possible, trained on the
speedo when we were doing 200mph and simon was watching the speedo as well,
I went into delayed shock afterwards when I realised that we were doing
about 100 metres a second and neither of us morons  was actually watching
the road!"

All the best chaps
Rusty

[Perdu]

Rusty, just a thought, Tony was probably right NOT to be watching the road at that speed, wow.

I wonder if that clip would download quicker if I threw another couple of shovelfuls of coal on the boiler?

I'll just have to donate a whole BTInternet session to it, I really want to see it. Any CD's out there?

Yes, thank your mate for the use of it..

[Andy Zarse]

Just spent an hour down loading whilst I got on with some proper work. All seemed to go well till the end, when it asked me what program created the file. It said it was going to store it in a temporary folder. Now it's fu king vanished completely.  

Any suggestions or must I set fire to the bastard to wreak a terrible revenge?

[Steve Pyro]

Just spent an hour down loading whilst I got on with some proper work. All seemed to go well till the end, when it asked me what program created the file. It said it was going to store it in a temporary folder. Now it's fu king vanished completely.  

Any suggestions or must I set fire to the bastard to wreak a terrible revenge?

Andy, you'll need Quick Time to play it - available free from
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/

The file has been dropped into a temporary folder.

Try 'Start', 'Search' (or Find) and type in the file name "Lambranos.mp4-link", or a shortened version.  When you locate it, move it to a normal 'My Documents' folder.