Indy 500 Videos From Every Single Year

[IndyCarChad]

Put together in a list on my site. There if ya need 'em during this long off-season.

http://openwheelamerica.com/videos/

[Darth Airbox]

Put together in a list on my site. There if ya need 'em during this long off-season.

http://openwheelamerica.com/videos/

That's a lot of years. Might want start making some backups

[mdkiel]

Good work. Thank You!

[11rowsof3]

Well, thanks a lot - I'll probably be fired later today for not doing any work whatsoever....

[IndyCarChad]

That's a lot of years. Might want start making some backups

Oh yes, I've already gotten the backups done. That was a priority.

[IndyCarChad]

Well, thanks a lot - I'll probably be fired later today for not doing any work whatsoever....

Imagine putting the list together... Just a mention of the word "YouTube" makes my fingers hurt. Sure was a lot of fun though, there are some really great videos out there. I was surprised to see so many from the early years in color.

[Stick500]

Great! What an awesome site.

and to think I spent all that dough on those Indy Legacy series DVDs about 10 years ago (they do have some pretty cool interviews though)

[Larrymgs]

I'd love to download these to DVD (My tape collection is at my other place in Ohio, and I'd rather watch stuff on TV if at all possible and not on a laptop). I Know there used to be a way to, by right clicking and it would say "download", but I don't see that now. Do any of you know?

[Turn2standG]

I'd love to download these to DVD (My tape collection is at my other place in Ohio, and I'd rather watch stuff on TV if at all possible and not on a laptop). I Know there used to be a way to, by right clicking and it would say "download", but I don't see that now. Do any of you know?

Do you have an HDMI or VGA input on both your TV and laptop? If so, just connect via cable.. that's how I watch anything from a laptop on a TV. If you have, for example, VGA on the TV and HDMI on the laptop or vice versa, a cable/adapter that can support both exists somewhere out there. Fry's Electronics has everything under the sun.

Also, there's a way to download youtube vids as mp4 files that you can burn on a DVD.. can't recall how off the top of my head but I'm sure Google university could help you.

[Larrymgs]

Do you have an HDMI or VGA input on both your TV and laptop? If so, just connect via cable.. that's how I watch anything from a laptop on a TV. If you have, for example, VGA on the TV and HDMI on the laptop or vice versa, a cable/adapter that can support both exists somewhere out there. Fry's Electronics has everything under the sun.

Also, there's a way to download youtube vids as mp4 files that you can burn on a DVD.. can't recall how off the top of my head but I'm sure Google university could help you.

Thanks for the Info. We're moving into a new house in NC in a few weeks, I'm putting a TV in my office, I'll remember to get a TV with a hook-up like that. And I'll go and look around for the MP4 way you mentioned. Appreciate it!

[petersmtrsprts]

I'd love to download these to DVD (My tape collection is at my other place in Ohio, and I'd rather watch stuff on TV if at all possible and not on a laptop). I Know there used to be a way to, by right clicking and it would say "download", but I don't see that now. Do any of you know?

dirpy.com

[IndyCarChad]

Great! What an awesome site.

and to think I spent all that dough on those Indy Legacy series DVDs about 10 years ago (they do have some pretty cool interviews though)

Thanks, I've put a lot of time into it the past few years. I have those Legacy DVDs too, and yes, the interviews are very cool, you can't find them anywhere else. I always bring them out in April, just getting revved up for the month ahead.

[butcherjack]

This is awesome!! Thank you!!

[11rowsof3]

1988, someone needs to upload that. It was on youtube once upon a time but no longer...

[IndyCarChad]

1988, someone needs to upload that. It was on youtube once upon a time but no longer...

Found it. I've fixed the link on that one. Thanks for pointing it out!

http://openwheelamerica.com/videos/