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Projects by members => Projects by members => J. Miller => Topic started by: jim miller on November 18, 2013, 15:31:45 pm
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In 1989 Stan was visited by a wealthy Canadian investor at his Grove City laboratory
The visit has never been seen before on the internet
More images from meyerwfcarchive tape #9 will be released by JUL 2014, if permitted.
There are 3 parts to this video The closed captioning and audio and video synching are still problematic
This clip is from part 2
You will need need to be a member of ionizationx to see the video clip. original video ismuch longer
we miss you stan
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Nice ,Jim thats the whole movie?or just a teaser...on my players there is no sound...that's normal?
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I would love to see the whole clip.....the hair on the back of my neck is standing up...
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In 1989 Stan was visited by an investor at his Grove City laboratory
The visit has never been seen before on the internet
More images from meyerwfcarchive tape #9 will be released by JULY 2014.
You will need need to be a member of ionizationx to see the video clip.
we miss you stan
Great video, Jim!
Looking also forward to the rest of it... ;) 8)
Steve
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Stan: Now when we demonstate this spark we demonstrate it under the worst conditions
Charlie:Stan, you know..you know we oughtta get a video....with, using this unit the first time to start it you know what I mean and put the whole thing together and the other one.
Stan:Yea im thinking about trying to come up with a uh,a good format.
Guest: You call this a fuel cell dint you?
Charlie: right,uh hu
Guest:Is all the other processes in it?
Charlie: no
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Nice ,Jim thats the whole movie?or just a teaser...on my players there is no sound...that's normal?
Stan: Now when we demonstate this spark we demonstrate it under the worst conditions
Charlie:Stan, you know..you know we oughtta get a video....with, using this unit the first time to start it you know what I mean and put the whole thing together and the other one.
Stan:Yea im thinking about trying to come up with a uh,a good format.
Guest: You call this a fuel cell dint you?
Charlie: right,uh hu
Guest:Is all the other processes in it?
Charlie: no
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thanks,i used another player and the sound was beter...
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In 1989 Stan was visited by an investor at his Grove City laboratory
The visit has never been seen before on the internet
More images from meyerwfcarchive tape #9 will be released by JULY 2014.
You will need need to be a member of ionizationx to see the video clip.
we miss you stan
The copyright is incorrect and is hereby duly noted as "Public Notice" to all and any..
Should read...from the date of creation Mr. Videographer....
Copyright 1989 James Paul / Good News Productions
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In 1989 Stan was visited by an investor at his Grove City laboratory
The visit has never been seen before on the internet
More images from meyerwfcarchive tape #9 will be released by JULY 2014.
You will need need to be a member of ionizationx to see the video clip.
we miss you stan
Jim I can't answer your private message, the verification questions to reply on this forum are absolutely retarded !!!!
here is what i tried to reply to you !
Hi Jim,
No interest in those injectors yet, I am a firm believer that we need to get stage one working first, then stage 2 and so on.
I believe in Meyers Technology, and i think that meyer was still learning along the way.
Neal Ward
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Whats up Jim, Why release more photos on jan 31 and not now? Why not release more video footage now? Trying to build some suspense or something? I'm sure everyone is dieing to see!
Br,
outlawstc
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In 1989 Stan was visited by an investor at his Grove City laboratory
The visit has never been seen before on the internet
More images from meyerwfcarchive tape #9 will be released by JULY 2014.
You will need need to be a member of ionizationx to see the video clip. original video is]much longer
we miss you stan
Looks good Mr. Videographer....
Cheers,
JP
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Hy J.P you were making a documentary about Stan?How your demo cell project turned out?long time no ''see''
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I made my cell into a water pipe until I get a decent circuit.
My tech said there was nothing unusual or better about any of the circuits and coils we tried.
He wrote some data....it wasn't like a big "Report" or anything...let me see.....here it is...
So, until someone really shows me a circuit and Inductor that'll drive my cell I am using it for 420.....no sense letting it sit around doing nothing.
It weighs about 20 lbs filled with water.....Sheeesh.....Who said I was "Extreme?"
Vayas con Dios,
JP
Watch for developments about WFC Archive at:
www.meyerwfcarchive.com
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Thanks,have you tried the 8xa circuit,Max got resonance with that...
the site did not work.
cheers!
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Can we talk about the spark demonstration Stan mentioned?Do you know what he is talking about?
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I believe Stan said " this part" in the segment you are referring to, when the audio fellows do the close captioning I'll have them run it through a few audio filters,
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Stan Meyer:
"Now, when we demonstrate this part to you we demonstrate it under the worse possible conditions"
Charley H.
"Stan you know we oughta, we oughta get a video usin this unit the first time des start it choo know hoo I mean? Put the whole thing together in the otha oun.
Stan:
Yea, I'm thinking about trying to come up with a new format.....
Inflection added to hear the way he actually says it....
Cheers,
JP
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A high signal to noise ratio, visual clues by looking at mouth and body language, a good understanding of the subject material as well as the language being used,audio frequency notch filtering and audio noise suppression filters can do a lot to convert otherwise unintelligible audio into suitable and accurate closed captioning.
However, if one just listens to the speech sample about ten times, the resulting transcription is usually close enough for most work. People who have lost their sense of sight often develop enhanced auditory discrimination skills and can be used in special circumstances
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When I was doing the transcripts of the tapes of Stan in his backyard that had Charlie, Stan and Marylin in the background, the signal to noise ratio was so bad from the sound of the noise from the buggy's engine running that some speech was unintelligible and will likely always remain so,. Audio pareidolia is sometimes a help and and other times a hindrance.for proper transcript. Another technique is a consensus of transcript approach.
Additionally an aspect of speech to text rendering are decision rules regarding the uhs, pauses and slang and how they will be rendered. and punctuated. For example ,should c'mon be rendered as come on
or i'll see y'all be translated into I will see you all?