I've already moved over to Freiburg (a nice town near the Schwarzwald, great for mountain biking ) and will go on to study physics and sports there (becoming a teacher later on). Still three weeks to go, so I don't have a timetable yet.
I wonder if they do heat up the tyre rim and the air they put inside the tyre as well? This would help to bring the whole tyre up to temperature and not just the rim.
Well that's the future of LFS. We know they have already tested karts and buggys, so why not bikes, bicycles, soap cars, dragsters, monster trucks, rallye cars, ect. Basically LFS should be capable to simulate everything that has wheels.
Every part of the tyre yes, but what about a setup option to set the pre-heating temperature of each tyre? I think this option would help hotlappers as well as being realistic - I'm pretty sure that you can set the temperature of the tyre heaters in reallife as well.
To be honest I see no reason why such a combo would work better on a low spec PC. I ran the dedi on a Pentium 90 Mhz with 64 MB RAM and Windows 98 installed - it worked without any flaws. I doubt that you can manage something like this with Linux and an emulator.
No, it's not possible. And please don't ask Scawen to port the dedi host to MS DOS. You could have asked him this question 15 years ago, but not now. illepall
Yes, that's the problem. You need to find the right place to cut the replay as well as creating a new header. I only wrote that it "should" be possible, not that it's easy.
But to come back to the initial discussion. I think that for a first version of LFS-TV it would be more than enough to be able to watch the race from the beginning. So we'd only need a program which streams the temp.mpr from the server to the clients - nothing more.