This has to do with the dbdrag scores program I have been working on (scores.chris-mel.com)


Currently the bracket breakdown looks like this:





This is how I am now testing it to be.





Which do you guys like better? I personally like the second, I find it easier to read and follow. Colours and fonts can be changed/add later, just going on the basic look.

second one.

ad some competitor pics !!

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2006 & 07 - Canadian Street A & B Record Holders
2007 Street A - 155.2 db's
2007 Street C - 154.8 db's
2007 CSPL Amature 1 Champion - 150.8 db's

second one

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mmmmmm.. bass.

I also would like to know if people actually like this idea? or am i wasting my time?

i like the 2nd one much better and your definately not wasting your time.. all we need now is a live webcam feed which wouldn't be too hard to rig up...

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i dont like the idea, i think u are wasting your time, but i like the idea of you wasting your time, so in the end u are doing a great job!!!

webcam would be sick too

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Team Fear Of Bass

2006 & 07 - Canadian Street A & B Record Holders
2007 Street A - 155.2 db's
2007 Street C - 154.8 db's
2007 CSPL Amature 1 Champion - 150.8 db's

i agree, the second one is a bit easier on the eyes, and a webcam would be SICK

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Team Army Of One
Team Big Robot Head
Team Asshole
Team Deezy
2004 Chevy Aveo
2 TF1 10's
1 Atomic AT5000.1D
1 NSB75
Lots of 1/0 wire

2007
151.5 Certified Street A Loudest Street A Trunk Car (1996 Dodge Neon)
1st competitor to Qualify in the world 2007 Db Drag world finals.


2008

149.9 Certified
150.4 uncertified
151.1 CSPL

Wish List:
Live Chat
Live WebCam
Support for non-termlab events



Please list any others you can think of.

another vote for the second setup... and I definitely don't think you're wasting your time.

Great work Chris... keep it up man!

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I think the live chat wouldn't be worth the effort, most ppl spend their time mingling around with other competitors.. think of it as an incentive to come out to the show.. i don't think much online chatting would be done.

the webcam thing would be fairly easy to setup, you could have 2-3 cams zip-tied to the tent at different angles.. theres lots of software out there that will allow you to upload images at set intervals to your site.

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