BBC - British Railways - Century of Trains

Genre: Special Interest - Trains Production Year: 2000 Colour: Black & White / Colour Running Time: 1 hour 53 minutes Plot: David Shepherd views the contribution made by the railway which helped to shape events in the last Century. From the narrow gauge engines of the Victorian era through to the Eurostar and the giant freight trains of today. Featuring the steam engines: Sir Nigel Gresley, King Edward I and Black Prince. DVD Description CENTURY OF TRAINS, a tour of 100 years of Britain's railways, is presented world-famous wildlife artist and engine owner Davis Shepherd. Archival footage brings each decade vividly to life and features classic mainline steam giants such as Sir Nigel Gresley, Green Arrow, Taw Valley, King Edward I, and Shepherd's own beloved Black Prince. === File Information === File Name: Trains - British Railways - Century of Trains - P1 of 2.avi Duration: 00:55:48 (83,703 fr) File Size: 700 MB (or 717,080 KB or 734,289,920 bytes) bytes === Video Information === Video Codec Name: XviD Video Bitrate: 1558 kb/s Bits / Pixel: 0.234 bits/pixel Resolution: 640x416 (1.54:1) [=20:13] Frames Per Second: 25.000 fps === Audio Information === Audio Codec: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc Audio Bitrate: 192 kb/s (96/ch, stereo) CBR ------------------------------------------------------------------- === File Information === File Name: Trains - British Railways - Century of Trains - P2 of 2.avi Duration: 00:54:46 (82,159 fr) File Size: 700 MB (or 717,072 KB or 734,281,728 bytes) bytes === Video Information === Video Codec Name: XviD Video Bitrate: 1591 kb/s Bits / Pixel: 0.239 bits/pixel Resolution: 640x416 (1.54:1) [=20:13] Frames Per Second: 25.000 fps === Audio Information === Audio Codec: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc Audio Bitrate: 192 kb/s (96/ch, stereo) CBR --------- More stuff here: http://thepiratebay.se/user/MartinBLCK/

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praguegent (2009-02-20)

Thank you very much. Very interesting.