Old video of a 59 Chevy being made Start to Finish

[Ace-Garageguy]

For whatever reason, your machine isn't recognizing the format the sound is presented in on that old clip.

Are you running a Mac?

And is the video clip running under Flash? I've seen references to no-sound in Chrome while using Flash.

[Harry P.]

For whatever reason, your machine isn't recognizing the format the sound is presented in on that old clip.

Are you running a Mac?

And is the video clip running under Flash? I've seen references to no-sound in Chrome while using Flash.

Mac. I get sound with any other Youtube video, just not that one.

[Harry P.]

I've tried playing that video on youtube and on several other websites where it's posted. All are silent.

[Ace-Garageguy]

What's the default video player your OS or browser is trying to use? It looks like YouTube is using HTML5 as default in Chrome. I thought Chrome supported just about everything and would automatically detect the right player for whatever format, but there's a dis-connect somewhere in your system, apparently.

There are several similar problems, like this thread...https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/6uWlmTFNmcM

[slusher]

Great video Andy, thanks for sharing...

[mnwildpunk]

Harry you're not the only one that can't get sound

[Harry P.]

Harry you're not the only one that can't get sound

Ok, good to know it's not just me.

[mnwildpunk]

I've tried everywhere to get sound

[Dragline]

The American dream in action.

[clovis]

Great video! I enjoyed watching it, and the video actually answered a few manufacturing questions that I had from that era.

[ChrisBcritter]

Note what happens here: When the tow truck pulls this Impala back over, a big puff of dust comes out from under the front and the car lies flat on the ground:

I bet the car they were testing had air suspension that failed in the crash, probably one reason GM gave up on the idea.

Also note they somehow managed to air it up a bit before they shot the closeup :