[Stevewalt]

who held up the sign Liberty Flames on ESPN?

You looked good and got about 3-5 seconds on camera.

[LUconn]

I just saw it and DVR'd it.

[El Scorcho]

Alright, someone get it on YouTube.

[ATrain]

I definitely saw it...GO FLAMES!!!

[jcmanson]

Hmmm.... I didn't see it. Was it someone at Tech? Let us know when it's on youtube.

[SuperJon]

There were a lot of people who went to Tech and then came to Liberty so it doesn't surprise me.

[kevinrmcguire]

I remember going to Shippensburg basketball games and holding up a sign I made that said "Where's ESPN?" I guess the athletic department didn't really appreciate that.

[jack_sparrow81]

The guy that held up the sign was Josh Rockey, graduated in 05

[SumItUp]

Somebody youtube it.

[LUconn]

I've got it on my DVR but I have no idea how I would get it off and onto my computer. Plus, it's not very exciting. A still shot would give you the idea of what it looked like. Maybe I'll just take a picture of my TV and upload that.

[kevinrmcguire]

Is it a Comcast DVR? I have a Motorola 3412 box and while I haven't done it yet (I just got the box over the weekend), I have been researching how to hook it up to a computer or something. I'm told that you can either use the AV out jacks to hook them up to a computer (if your video card supports them) or you can use the USB port to do so.

Another way, although a little more painstaking, is to hook it up to a VCR and then import the video you tape on a VCR to your computer.

But like I said, I haven't tried any method out yet.

[LUconn]

yeah, I don't have any componant hookups on my video card. I do think I saw a USB port in the back of the DVR but I assume my computer probably won't have the correct driver for it. It's a dish network DVR and I figure only their technicians would be able to access any information from it via computer.

[PAmedic]

try it.

what could happen?

(you do have a fire extinguisher, don't you?)