S.C.O.P.E. Videos

Here are some club videos for your viewing. Just "Right Click" your mouse on the   and "SaveAs" to your computer. PLEASE DO NOT downloaded it each time as this uses a lot of website bandwidth and will cost us too much.

If you need a viewer, you can download it below. Having problems?  See Tips for Videos below. Please note the file size before downloading it. Some are pretty big. 

NOTE: The videos are the WMV format and require a newer viewer (sorry MAC folks).

Link	Size	Date	Subject
	8M	1-2007	2006 SCOPE Video Run - Video Montage "JUMP!"
	13M	12-2006	2006 SCOPE Video Run - Tom Whitham
	17M	12-2006	2006 SCOPE Video Run - SteveG
	46M	9-2005	2005 SCOPE Poker Run - Sean Clancy, Tom Whitham
	15M	5-2005	2005 Catalina Video Run - Lu Lyall
	24M	5-2005	2005 Catalina Lunch Run - Various Poodles
	17M	2-2004	2004 Catalina Video Run - Jim Dunphy
	19M	2-2004	2004 Catalina Video Run - Norton Alderson
	18M	2-2004	2004 Catalina Video Run - Kevin Schulte
	14M	2-2004	2004 Catalina Video Run - Jim Neely
	21M	2-2004	2004 Catalina Video Run - Kenny Boyce
	19M	2-2004	2004 Catalina Video Run - Jeffrey Cheng
	17M	2-2004	2004 Catalina Video Run - Ron Songrath
	19M	11-2002	A Day with The Devil
	18M	11-2003	The 2002 Catalina Brunch Run
	8M	11-2003	The 2003 Poker Run Teaser
	6M	2001	SCOPE 2001 Poker Run Card Boat #1
	16M	2001	SCOPE 2001 Year In Review
	17M	2001	SCOPE 2001 Year In Review - Photos
	2M	2001	SCOPE 2001 Poker Run, "Rock-It" is first boat!

• Player: Need the Windows Media Player?   We recommend Microsoft's Windows Media Player..............because it works!
  
  Here ya go:  

• Tips for Videos:  Once you've got the right software, you still might have some problems due to connectivity.  Lots of the video streaming software freaks out if your connectivity slows down while it's streaming.  When you click on the title of the file from the list, it opens the page for that file.  It will automatically start downloading the video.  
  
  If it craps out, or if you want to save the file, close the media player.  Now right click on the title of the movie (it will be in a white box).  Click on "Save Target As" and specify where you want to save the file.  Usually the desktop is the best bet.  Click OK and wait.   Once it's done, just double-click the file to watch it.  Since the whole thing is on your hard drive, crappy connectivity won't affect the quality of the video. Enjoy!