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...Got it will upload later today on work break. Get ready.

Isn't this great? :)

bG

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> New " wet " version on its way.

> Rowena

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> Don't the sponges need to be wetted by water, saline or something?..

> Cheers

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I see the new version is on http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=OIV2JV7hmpo

The old address says video removed by user.

It's far more blurred than I expected it to be.

Higher quality would make a bigger file, but perhaps it needs that.

Windows movie maker offers three grades of web film; I saved on the middle

quality but it told me saving had failed. I might need to try again, possibly

using the highest quality, but that is said to be for the fastest kind of

broadband.

I supposed it had failed because I was not actually then sending it to a

website.

Anyway, get your screen as small as possible to see it less blurred.

Although it is a silent movie, there is suddenly sound on the wet scene, so

don't think your roof has suddenly started leaking if you have the speakers on.

Rowena

..Got it will upload later today on work break. Get ready.

Isn't this great? :)

bG

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How do you get the screen smaller? If I shrink my whole window screen (the

tab in firefox) the movie stays the same size. But I don't see any way to

make the movie itself smaller.

It is blurry, though you can see what it is about. But I already know what

to expect. It would be best to have it as clear as possible for someone who

has never seen one made before.

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Anyway, get your screen as small as possible to see it less blurred.

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Well, say you were to download the video to your computer to play whenever.

Your player might automatically select full screen, which would be very blotty.

You would need to click on the icon for small screen, and probably grab the

edges to make it even smaller.

Probably another thing I ought to do is sign up with one of these file download

sites and put the big version there for people to download if they want to.

I might wait to see if there is more editing to do, try to get it right, then

make the " big " version. By which time bG will probably have shot the movie with

soundtrack and dancing girls.

Rowena

How do you get the screen smaller? If I shrink my whole window screen (the

tab in firefox) the movie stays the same size. But I don't see any way to

make the movie itself smaller.

It is blurry, though you can see what it is about. But I already know what

to expect. It would be best to have it as clear as possible for someone who

has never seen one made before.

Samala,

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Anyway, get your screen as small as possible to see it less blurred.

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This file is very small, so maybe highest quality would be fine. I

think with static images there's a small total file size. It is much

smaller than moving images.

bG

>

> I see the new version is on http://au.youtube.com/watch?

v=OIV2JV7hmpo

> The old address says video removed by user.

> It's far more blurred than I expected it to be.

> Higher quality would make a bigger file, but perhaps it needs that.

> Windows movie maker offers three grades of web film; I saved on the

middle quality but it told me saving had failed. I might need to try

again, possibly using the highest quality, but that is said to be for

the fastest kind of broadband.

> I supposed it had failed because I was not actually then sending it

to a website.

>

> Anyway, get your screen as small as possible to see it less blurred.

>

> Although it is a silent movie, there is suddenly sound on the wet

scene, so don't think your roof has suddenly started leaking if you

have the speakers on.

>

> Rowena

>

> ..Got it will upload later today on work break. Get ready.

>

> Isn't this great? :)

>

> bG

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No, no--he has to use dancing boys. :-)

Um, I have never been able to figure out how to download any of the Google

or youtube videos and get them to play. I guess my computer is set to some

default so that it automatically opens up to see the video, but there's no

option to download. Someone told me they had Real Player to watch youtube,

and a right click option was to download it to their computer. When I right

click, I don't have any option other than to see the source code. So my

computer must not use Real Player. But it also doesn't say Windows Media

Player, either. I'm a dunce when it comes to this sort of stuff. I just

open YouTube or Google and the video comes on. Sigh There have been many

videos I'd have loved to download to keep, but I just can't figure out how.

When I did figure out a way, once, to download a youtube video, it

downloaded fine, but wouldn't open with any player I had. Someone told me I

had to change the extension, but I didn't know what to change it to. How

sad, huh? Lol

Samala,

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Well, say you were to download the video to your computer to play whenever.

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Hi Gaiacita,

Youtube videos you can't download from youtube but Google videos sometimes you

can.

What you can do with youtube videos is go to this website

http://www.videodownloadx.com/

you paste the youtube video url in there and they convert it to a downloadable

file and send you an email with the link to download it.

works with google videos too for ones that don't already have a download link.

Take care,

V

> No, no--he has to use dancing boys. :-)

> Um, I have never been able to figure out how to download any of the Google

> or youtube videos and get them to play. I guess my computer is set to some

> default so that it automatically opens up to see the video, but there's no

> option to download. Someone told me they had Real Player to watch youtube,

> and a right click option was to download it to their computer. When I right

> click, I don't have any option other than to see the source code. So my

> computer must not use Real Player. But it also doesn't say Windows Media

> Player, either. I'm a dunce when it comes to this sort of stuff. I just

> open YouTube or Google and the video comes on. Sigh There have been many

> videos I'd have loved to download to keep, but I just can't figure out how.

> When I did figure out a way, once, to download a youtube video, it

> downloaded fine, but wouldn't open with any player I had. Someone told me I

> had to change the extension, but I didn't know what to change it to. How

> sad, huh? Lol

> Samala,

>

> -------Original Message-------

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> Well, say you were to download the video to your computer to play whenever.

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http://www.downloadhelper.net/

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On 12/6/2008 7:01:08 PM, Gaiacita (gaiacita@...) wrote:

> No, no--he has to use dancing boys. :-)

>

> Um, I have never been able to figure out how to download any of the

> Google

> or youtube videos and get them to play. I guess my computer is set to

> some

> default so that it automatically opens up to see the video, but

> there's no

> option to download. Someone told me they had Real Player to watch youtube,

> and a right click option was to download it to their computer. When I right

> click, I don't

> have any option other than to see the source code. So my

> computer must not use Real Player. But it also

> doesn't say Windows Media

> Player, either. I'm a dunce when it comes to

> this sort of stuff. I just

> open YouTube or Google and the video comes on. Sigh There have been

> many

> videos I'd have loved to download to keep, but I just can't figure out how.

>

> When I did figure out a way, once, to download a youtube video, it

> downloaded fine, but

> wouldn't open with any player I had. Someone told me I

> had to change the extension, but I didn't

> know what to change it to. How

> sad, huh? Lol

>

> Samala,

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

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Wow V, thanks! I had no idea something like this existed. I use zamzar for

converting all other files--works almost the same. I can upload a word

document and tell it to convert to PDF or something, and in 24 hours

(usually much less) they send me a link to download the new file. But I

didn't know this could be done with video. I'll try it.

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Youtube videos you can't download from youtube but Google videos sometimes

you can.

What you can do with youtube videos is go to this website

http://www.videodownloadx.com/

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If you use Firefox, you can just install the DownloadHelper extension

from http://www.downloadhelper.net/. It will allow you to download most

multimedia content, including youtube videos.

Cheers,

indi

On Sat, Dec 06, 2008 at 10:11:24PM -0600, Gaiacita wrote:

> Wow V, thanks! I had no idea something like this existed. I use zamzar for

> converting all other files--works almost the same. I can upload a word

> document and tell it to convert to PDF or something, and in 24 hours

> (usually much less) they send me a link to download the new file. But I

> didn't know this could be done with video. I'll try it.

>

> Samala,

>

>

> -------Original Message-------

>

> Youtube videos you can't download from youtube but Google videos sometimes

> you can.

>

> What you can do with youtube videos is go to this website

> [1]http://www.videodownloadx.com/

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On 12/7/2008 4:23 PM, Simon wrote:

> On 12/6/2008, V (lights@...) wrote:

>> Youtube videos you can't download from youtube but Google videos

>> sometimes you can.

> I do it all the time...

>

> Use Firefox, and the Video Downloader extension:

>

> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3006

Wups, should have read 'video download helper' extension - and its great

to see others using Firefox and some of the great extensions available... :)

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On 12/7/2008 4:23 PM, Simon wrote:

> On 12/6/2008, V (lights@...) wrote:

>> Youtube videos you can't download from youtube but Google videos

>> sometimes you can.

>

> I do it all the time...

Oh... and an excellent free tool to convert these .flv (flash video)

files into actual DVD's that you can play on any standard DVD player:

http://www.dvdflick.net/

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