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Peter, I enjoyed your presentation. Good work combining the various components together. As pointed out earlier,this didn't all just happen at one sitting. Well done, Davy

DaveOr, I have been using Mediafire for some time.No problems with nuisance ads,if you install an Adblocker (free) to your browser. Ken, I keep forgetting about Beechbrook.Good of you to provide a link. <...> Davy

Jan, Simply the best. Merry Christmas to you. Davy

Steeplejack, I had to choose upgrade using the Version 1 - 6.5 for things to work,even though I was running on Version 7.5. I first tried the Version 7.0 - 7.5 option,but that did not work. Davy

Igor, I assumed that as I had been using Version 7.5.10, that upgrade would be made via the 'Version 7.0 - 7.5 Option'. Originally I started off with something like version 5.6 and upgraded along the way. My key was the long version associated with the early versions. As such it only worked with the Version 1-6.5 upgrade option. Davy

I had to choose upgrade using the Version 1 - 6.5 for things to work,even though I was running on Version 7.5. I first tried the Version 7.0 - 7.5 option,but that did not work. Davy

Lin, Just 1 thing I would suggest.In addition to the supplied system HD,install another fast dedicated physical HD (not on a partition)and use it exclusively for your video work. Have fun. Davy

Ray, Excellent work on this very original AV. No need for special effects here. Well done with your poem,your reading and the blending of Miss Westenra'a Quanta Qualia. Davy

On reading the previous threads,I think the initial question had been answered from the start by Igor, who had to later,repeat his reply. Whether BBs motive may have been divisive,I can't say. It would not be the first time this has happened. Subjected to a narrow minded,one man soapbox rant,I can't blame members getting annoyed, especially after realizing they were being played. Rant over. :)/> Davy

Jerry, Good that it worked for you. If you are distributing dvd copies,to maximize compatibility with different players stick with Dvd-r discs and avoid the value bargain bin bundles. Taiyo Yuden and Verbatim (azo dye variety) are generally good. If your burner is getting on a bit,you might be able to update its firmware. No need to burn at really slow speeds unless your burner/discs are restricted. If you can only get Dvd+r discs,Img Burn will allow you to convert them to Dvd-r discs. Davy

Jerry, The Gurus must be out to lunch. Re software Nero = Bloatware and you have noted some of it's nasty habits. Roxio = Jokeware Don't even go there Cyberlink = Christmas Crackerware IMG Burn = Best burning software on the planet. Freeware (just don't install the toolbar) CDBurnerXP = Very good Freeware. (just don't install the toolbar) Beware of those 'sponsored' online reviews. Davy

Dave, Interesting exercise. Tried this with Photoshop.It looked ok,but like your corrected version,People had been squashed. Had a go at swinging the image out to balance it more,maintain people proportions. More tricky than I thought. PC or even more versatile tilt shift for Nikon can be had between £300-£500 s/hand from auction sites. Results a usually a lot better than squeezing pixels in whatever program. Davy

A super set of Macro photos. Very well put together show. Davy

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With the expectation slider turned down, I hit the play button. Wow, this show had everything. What an inspired music selection Eric. I was expecting, ‘Last of the Summer Wine’. Instead, it was from The Lord of the rings sound track. This transported me to a magical kingdom, with flying sheep and the fabled blue snow of the Dales, all wrapped up in a subtle hazy winter blur. It didn’t end there though. As a further treat some poetry from the author. Rhyming, ‘Prayer’, with ‘Him up there’, was pure genius. A pity you are moving on to lamp making. It’s not every day we get treated to shows of this caliber. Well done Eric. Davy