Galileo - End of Mission

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"Rick" wrote:

"Sally" wrote in message
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"Ron Baalke" wrote in message
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o Live End of Mission Webcast on September 21, 11 AM PDT (2PM EDT)
(RealPlayer required)
I shall look forward to seeing that. But, with respect, I wish that NASA
did
not favor streaming video in RealPlayer format. After some bad experiences
I
wold *never* let Real Player anywhere near my PC.

Ditto here. Please NASA, offer WMV/WMA as an alternative
if not a replacement.

You could always try QuickTime, or downloaded MPEG-1, given
adequate bandwidth.

"Sally" wrote in message
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I shall look forward to seeing that. But, with respect, I wish that NASA
did
not favor streaming video in RealPlayer format. After some bad experiences
I
wold *never* let Real Player anywhere near my PC.
I have just looked at the NASA webcast schedule for today, Sep 21 and see
that a Galileo webcast is scheduled....but only in ram format. Not wanting
RealPlayer on my system it looks like I shall miss it. :-(

Unless some kind person can point me to a MPEG or WindowsMedia feed in the
next couple of hours??

Sally

"Sally" wrote in message
news:bkhbd5$1ptck$1@ID-
I shall look forward to seeing that. But, with respect, I wish that NASA
did
not favor streaming video in RealPlayer format. After some bad experiences
I
wold *never* let Real Player anywhere near my PC.
I have just looked at the NASA webcast schedule for today, Sep 21 and see
that a Galileo webcast is scheduled....but only in ram format. Not wanting
RealPlayer on my system it looks like I shall miss it. :-(

Unless some kind person can point me to a MPEG or WindowsMedia feed in the
next couple of hours??

Sally

Is there a report on what Galileo found on its way down anywhere?
Or did it switch off in those vital seconds?

Is there a report on what Galileo found on its way down anywhere?
Or did it switch off in those vital seconds?