Regarding the high def version at http://www.vimeo.com/1993866 I just 
discovered that it's possible for almost anyone to see it without the periodic 
choking if you have a slow connection- what you do is start it, then click on 
the stop button in the lower left corner- it stops playing but it doesn't stop 
buffering- so let it fully buffer the entire file, then click on the play 
button- and it will play without any jerkiness. Also, in the buttons, at the 
lower right corner, clicking on that button shows the video in full screen 
mode- if your screen res is larger than 1280x720- the image is stretched to 
fill the full screen which isn't good- but, once it becomes full screen, move 
your mouse button along the upper right part of the screen and you'll see some 
more buttons- click on the "scaling on" button so it says "scaling off"- then 
for those of you with huge monitors, the image will be exactly what it should 
be- 1280x720- and if fully buffered, it will play smooth even if you have a 
slow connection. It will also remember that you always want scaling off. Now, I 
grant that my first video needs a lot of improvement- it still will seem jerky 
in places, due to camera motion- but at least you won't see jerkiness (and 
sound distortion) due to slow download speed. Check out the collection of 
videos on the Vimeo site- some are fantastic- like looking out a picture window.

Joe
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Edward Frank 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 9:15 PM
  Subject: [ENTS] Re: my first forestry video


  ENTS,

  Some of you are on dial-up connections and even YouTube videos won't play 
right.  You can get a free program called You Tube Downloader:

  http://youtubedownload.altervista.org/  at his website.  It will connect to a 
video and download it to your computer so you can play it offline.  If you 
don't have a player that will play the *flash* video format the file comes in 
from YouTube, it will convert it to a format that you can play on any computer 
with your built in Media player or other video software.  I have used it before 
and it works well.

  Ed 

    Excellent.  I will add a Joe Zorzin Television Network page on the ENTS 
site.

    The text of your link to YouTube worked, but clicking on it did not.  Here 
is a working version of the link:

    A Tale of two clearcuts
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_6WDMTBCyE

    Ed Frank

  


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