Yell Yello and you've got my ears Tied to your Voice.

My misstress will kill me for this, or just leave me, but today

I went into the store and got myself a brand new video

capture device.

It's features are less than what the reseller told me, and

I was to Tied Up in thinking excuses for my Domina, to

have a closer look at it myself.

But, with some software enginearing and a couple

of thousand WIndows XP crashes, I managed to get

the card going the way I intended it.

And so I could do a serious test on the Yello Video's

again. Coincidently I used Tied Up. For true.

The final - net version - with DivX and 160kbps mp3

is about 30 megs in size and looks very clean.

It has sharp borders and no interlacing artifacts.

Plus, that it is in 384x288 which should give

the opportunity to view it on a tv in full screen

when you have a descent video on your graphics

card (hercules 9700 Pro, for example, but that

card is too overprised).

I downloaded the Mpeg version from our binary heaven,

and can say with utmost easy and pleasure that

my version would be more the effort of downloading.

And I'd like to add to this that I'm only putting the effort

into this to get the best possible files into our Yello

Collection. So who ever uploaded the Mpeg versions,

don't be mad at me.

At this point I'd like to state again the goal of

our collection: If you have better versions

of files, then upload! After a while it should

be possible to eliminate files that are balancing

on the edge of reasonable or bad.

And so I could also get comments on my choise

of 160kbps for the Tied Up clip... well... yes...

I could use a higher rate, and will test this, but

I believe that the files should also be managable.

Rene