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Re: STS-127 Mission Videos: Interviews, Press Conferences etc
« Reply #62 on: 08/01/2009 11:02 am »
STS-127 landing in HD, H264 format.

About 400mb in size.

http://www.filefront.com/14170943/sts127-landing-hd.mp4

There were no HD flight day highlights this mission.  I plan on encoding/posting HD Landing Engineering Replay in the coming days and I think I have the astronaut under-shuttle-belly post-landing inspection in HD in a different recorded file that I can encode and post as well.

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Re: STS-127 Mission Videos: Interviews, Press Conferences etc
« Reply #63 on: 08/02/2009 01:48 pm »
Landing Engineering HD Highlights (except for the last camera view in SD that I kept because I still find it cool to see a shuttle land coming from behind the camera to away from the camera as it rolls down the runway).


H264 format, just over 500mb in size.  I used HJSplit to break up the file into chunks appropriate for uploading to filefront.  The same free software can be used to rejoin the two pieces.

http://www.filefront.com/14178087/sts127-hd-landing%20engineering%20replay.mp4.001

http://www.filefront.com/14178265/sts127-hd-landing%20engineering%20replay.mp4.002

I'll check tomorrow to see if I have crew under-belly inspection HD footage in the other raw file on my hard drive.  If I have it, I'll encode it and it probably will be small enough to be just one file.

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Re: STS-127 Mission Videos: Interviews, Press Conferences etc
« Reply #64 on: 08/02/2009 04:02 pm »
Landing Engineering HD Highlights (except for the last camera view in SD that I kept because I still find it cool to see a shuttle land coming from behind the camera to away from the camera as it rolls down the runway).


H264 format, just over 500mb in size.  I used HJSplit to break up the file into chunks appropriate for uploading to filefront.  The same free software can be used to rejoin the two pieces.

http://www.filefront.com/14178087/sts127-hd-landing%20engineering%20replay.mp4.001

http://www.filefront.com/14178265/sts127-hd-landing%20engineering%20replay.mp4.002

I'll check tomorrow to see if I have crew under-belly inspection HD footage in the other raw file on my hard drive.  If I have it, I'll encode it and it probably will be small enough to be just one file.

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Re: STS-127 Mission Videos: Interviews, Press Conferences etc
« Reply #65 on: 08/02/2009 04:16 pm »
All is working fine for me in Firefox, newest version.

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Re: STS-127 Mission Videos: Interviews, Press Conferences etc
« Reply #68 on: 11/29/2025 04:53 pm »
Launch Views of Space Shuttle Endeavour | STS-127 Mission

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Nov 29, 2025  #sts127 #spaceshuttlevideoarchive #nasa
Space Shuttle Endeavour launches on mission STS-127 from Kennedy Space Center on July 15, 2009, and this video showcases a series of stunning replay angles capturing her ascent. The mission delivered the final components of Japan’s Kibo laboratory to the International Space Station, completing a major international contribution to the ISS.

Endeavour STS-127 Astronaut Crew:
Commander:  Mark Polansky
Pilot: Doug Hurley
Mission Specialist 1:  Chris Cassidy
Mission Specialist 2:  Julie Payette
Mission Specialist 3:  Thomas Marshburn
Mission Specialist 4:  David Wolf
Mission Specialist 5: Tim Kopra (up) / Koichi Wakata (down)

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