VW TDI Intake Manifold Teaser

Posted By on March 9, 2006

TDI How to teaserThe 2006 TDIClub and CinciTDI DVD is nearly ready to ship. The ‘teaser’ video clip is being posted here before being sent to the groups video pages. This is primarily to test the H.264 recorded ‘teaser’ clip in hopes to get a little feedback. Most Quicktime 7.0 users with relatively fast computers shouldn’t have problems with the higher quality/smaller size mp4 encoding codec. The”How To” teaser clip will soon be posted at the video section of the TDIClub and CinciTDI)

My concern is that a more heavily encoded, but higher quality H.264 version, of the ‘teaser’ will cause problems on some older computers? I’ll post the 3 minute 45 second clip below (Warning: audio comes on strong) and request that readers having trouble comment as to their browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Netscape), computer processor and speed. (note: Quicktime 7 is required and can be downloaded free from Apple.)

VW A4 Intake Manifold Cleaning TDI DVD Teaser
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Comments

  • http://www.myarchive.us/richc/2003jettatdi RichC

    Just tested with the Sprint ED-VO cellular card and its ran great on my Pentium M notebook.

  • http://www.myarchive.us/richc/2003jettatdi RichC

    Just tested with the Sprint ED-VO cellular card and its ran great on my Pentium M notebook.

  • mike

    Argh, don’t make me install quicktime. Well, I can’t say I’ve been overly impressed with Quicktime Alternative. My gripe with quicktime is its annoying “Please upgrade to our pay version” BS

  • mike

    Argh, don’t make me install quicktime. Well, I can’t say I’ve been overly impressed with Quicktime Alternative. My gripe with quicktime is its annoying “Please upgrade to our pay version” BS

  • http://www.myarchive.us/richc/2003jettatdi RichC

    I can relate Mike … but the options are limited. : ) Realplayer is not an option that is for sure, Mediaplayer loves PCs but others don’t play well. Some of the universal are DIVX or the open source XVID but they are not universally popular. I’m sort of stuck with the Quicktime option since it is widely supported, creates a ‘hinted streaming’ for web servers without special software and has a superb H.264 Codec that offers outstanding quality with small sizes. Besides I started with Quicktime on the “How To” videos and felt I needed to stay consistent.

    That’s my reasoning … but a poor excuse. What format would you prefer???

  • http://www.myarchive.us/richc/2003jettatdi RichC

    I can relate Mike … but the options are limited. : ) Realplayer is not an option that is for sure, Mediaplayer loves PCs but others don’t play well. Some of the universal are DIVX or the open source XVID but they are not universally popular. I’m sort of stuck with the Quicktime option since it is widely supported, creates a ‘hinted streaming’ for web servers without special software and has a superb H.264 Codec that offers outstanding quality with small sizes. Besides I started with Quicktime on the “How To” videos and felt I needed to stay consistent.

    That’s my reasoning … but a poor excuse. What format would you prefer???

  • jarrod

    Rich, thanks for the feedback on the fuelmeister processor. The intake manifold video looks good. I particularly liked the choice of music for the teaser. I hope you find a way to use it in the DVD too. jarrod

  • jarrod

    Rich, thanks for the feedback on the fuelmeister processor. The intake manifold video looks good. I particularly liked the choice of music for the teaser. I hope you find a way to use it in the DVD too. jarrod

  • http://www.myarchive.us/richc/2003jettatdi RichC

    The music for the ‘teaser’ is from a group call “The Hard Lessons” … they are working for recognition out of SE Michigan and had a chance to be featured with Volkswagen at the North American International Auto Show this year. (2006) I’ve included part of it on the DVD when listing the Parts List and numbers but felt they were worthy of promotion; besides they were happy to have me use their music so as long as I mentioned them by name. Here’s a link:
    http://www.thehardlessons.com

    Thanks again for the commment.

  • http://www.myarchive.us/richc/2003jettatdi RichC

    The music for the ‘teaser’ is from a group call “The Hard Lessons” … they are working for recognition out of SE Michigan and had a chance to be featured with Volkswagen at the North American International Auto Show this year. (2006) I’ve included part of it on the DVD when listing the Parts List and numbers but felt they were worthy of promotion; besides they were happy to have me use their music so as long as I mentioned them by name. Here’s a link:
    http://www.thehardlessons.com

    Thanks again for the commment.

  • mike

    I’ve no preferred format, really. Video on the web has never really been seamless. There’s a high rate of obsolesence. I’ve installed Quicktime 7 (only a 35 meg download haha) — it’s gotten a little rediculous. Video looked good and the music is nice. They sounded like a well-established band and hardly one that would be struggling.

  • mike

    I’ve no preferred format, really. Video on the web has never really been seamless. There’s a high rate of obsolesence. I’ve installed Quicktime 7 (only a 35 meg download haha) — it’s gotten a little rediculous. Video looked good and the music is nice. They sounded like a well-established band and hardly one that would be struggling.

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  1. lacking in consistency, constancy, or visible order, disconnected; fitful: desultory conversation.
  2. digressing from or unconnected with the main subject; random: a desultory remark.