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[NolanRyansSnowmonkey]

Quote: Originally Posted by KBLover

An hour wasn't enough. I must have long games. I guess because of the walks/long PAs. Well the 15 min clip is almost up so I'll put that up. No chance I'm gonna be patient enough for that hour. Wish I could get it to record to my PC - then I have a few more tricks for trying to lower the file size etc Edit: Error - can't upload. I give up. Edit 2 - getting the 15 minute one on USB. But I won't be doing this again - even THAT is slow. What even. Big powerful PS4 Pro and this slow file transfer rate...

99% of my games go well over an hour too, for the same reasons.

I just had to record twice. How i did it was start recording as soon as the game came on. Eventually, after an hour it would cut off, but that was ok. Then when the game was over, i would capture video again - it automatically goes back to the moment the first one stopped (as long as not more than an hour back) so i get the full game in 2 segments.

I did transfer file to USB once and it took for-e-ver.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by mattm7x

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNAMh0pFP0c BIZARRE ground rule double that happened in a game I played at lunch earlier.

That was awesome!

[KBLover]

Not even an inning in 15 minutes - but here it is.

[KBLover]

Quote: Originally Posted by NolanRyansSnowmonkey

99% of my games go well over an hour too, for the same reasons. I just had to record twice. How i did it was start recording as soon as the game came on. Eventually, after an hour it would cut off, but that was ok. Then when the game was over, i would capture video again - it automatically goes back to the moment the first one stopped (as long as not more than an hour back) so i get the full game in 2 segments. I did transfer file to USB once and it took for-e-ver.

Yeah, it's just too slow.

I mean if I have a 80-90 minute game, it would take 7 1/2 hrs to upload.

Yeah..no.

[KnightTemplar]

Quote: Originally Posted by KBLover

Not even an inning in 15 minutes - but here it is.

Dang rocket bunt!!

[KBLover]

Quote: Originally Posted by KnightTemplar

Dang rocket bunt!!

Yep. And bad baserunning logic - I had to make the runner at 2nd go even though it was on the ground to the right side.

Had another one from the CPU pitcher later that turned into a hit.

The first baseman couldn't get it - the second baseman had to come over but the first baseman was so out of position, he couldn't cover the bag. Pitcher reaches for a single.

[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by KBLover

Yeah, it's just too slow. I mean if I have a 80-90 minute game, it would take 7 1/2 hrs to upload. Yeah..no.

If you stream to YouTube about 5 minutes after you’re done steaming it will be ready to share


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[NolanRyansSnowmonkey]

Quote: Originally Posted by Blzer

I was controlling the pitcher. I started going to the ball, and thought better of it and turned away. I think I still have the original gameplay clip. Hopefully when I show it to you you'll realize that I basically exploited the game in that moment. I'm not stating it's a game problem, but the infield fly rule is designed to prevent cheap double plays (minus bunts). Still ticks me off that the Braves were called on it in that WC game though. EDIT: Here you go. I don't know why I didn't post this one in the first place anyway. https://youtu.be/YDihmac5lPg

Sorry that this is a bit late. i started trying to embed this a couple of days ago but with my device it just wasn't happening. So i had to go to the antique store and get a PC with online capabilities. Ok, i already had one, but it just collects dust anymore...

This first video is not an Infield Fly rule, but it is an example of why i said it would be a difficult play in real life, at least wouldn't be made with "ordinary effort", or comfortably. I found this example very quickly by searching for line drives with high launch angles.



This next video is an example of a similar play not being ruled an Infield Fly. In the umpire's discretion, this was too low of a trajectory, not really a pop fly, and far enough away from the only player who could make a play on it to be considered an Infield Fly. No doubt an argument can be made against it, like with any judgment call. But the Umpire's reasoning is backed up by the rule book. It would be difficult to call it on a ball that isn't in the air long, while also judging whether the pitcher can get there comfortably. So the rule book leaves it case-by case on these types of plays.

On border line plays like this, there is not much the offense can do, yet still not fully protected by the Infield Fly rule.



Again, i apologize for the late post. But the moment we let technology win is the moment the killer robots take over.