340 on dyno video, whats your opinion

IMO the most accurate way is to load the engine at preset RPMs and "connect the dots" like was done back in the days before computer- controlled dynos. They would have a giant analog dial of torque output and for example the engine would be loaded at 2000 RPM WOT, torque would be written down. Then again at 3000, then 4000 etc etc. From that the HP would be calculated by hand.
Exactly how we had to do it when testing Pop's NASCAR engines on 10,000 RPM's dyno in the 1970's.

We can do the same thing now. Next time I put one of our own engines on the dyno would be a good time to try that and compare it to the computer rpm/sec readout.