Split Screen Landing At Hong Kong Kai Tak 香港 啟德機場 1998

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Upscaled my Split Screen video to fit 1280x720. It's as close as I could sync up the inside and outside views. Audio overlapped. I tried to do a L and R channel, but it didn't work out. I'm not sure why YouTube uses such a low "normal" version, it looks worse than the 640x480 version here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we14x21xUDw

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[TheGreatFlyer]

Hey that's a great video!

Which video editing software did you use? (sony vegas, movie maker...)

[airboyd]

iMovie '08

[HomerJay1991]

someone was playing packman in the background at 0:20 :)

[myrandomspaces]

0:20 auto pilot off

[bdcp]

copilot is wearing glasses?

[webdeveloper007]

@RawAviation hahah ur right its been done by a skoolby i reckon

[Da453Man]

its funny how slow the plane looks like in the cockpit and how fast it is really going

[mk0frosty]

Hong Kong is a beautiful city. the video is awesome to.

[ProductionJack]

seemed to have gained winglets on it's way down... :)

[nazirdjon]

wtf why pilots have right to use electric appliances while they claim its dangerous out in the back, am i missing here something?

[800user1]

WOW! <3 the landing, you \m/ !!!

[commandosolo2009]

@ a/p off? @ 0:20?

[zaphr89]

@KeepOnDrumming1 Lol 30-40 miles is still way wrong. Please do not speak of things you do not know. A normal ILS approach (very safe and has a long final) is usually straight in from about 10-15 NM. This is not an ILS but the IGS-13 to Hong kong, the approach requires a late turn because of mountains and other obstacles. If he would have made a straight in from 30-40 miles out he would've gone through the mountain. Please don't open your mouth about professional aviation again... ever. Ok?