07-17-14 12:07 Alan Zisman wrote to Ed Vance about Files   
      
    AZ> @MSGID: <53C849BA.13056.windowsa@capcity2.synchro.net>   
    AZ> On 2014-07-16, 5:40 PM, Ed Vance -> Alan Zisman wrote:   
    EV> Alan,   
      
    EV> After watching some Deep Cove Band Videos on You Tube, I went to the   
    EV> Bands web pages.   
      
    EV> I noticed there were some Videos there bit they were also from You Tube   
      
    EV> The reason I looked at the Videos on the Bands pages  was because I   
    EV> was wondering what Extension the videos had, but couldn't find out.   
      
    EV> Since You uploaded them I thought to ask You what Extension/Format   
    EV> they are in?   
      
    EV> Another question came to my mind about Your web pages.   
      
    EV> I was wondering if there are any Commodore 64 Files on Your pages?   
      
    AZ> Yep, the band website links to the same YouTube pages, not   
    AZ> wanting to burden the band's web host with either storing or   
    AZ> serving video files.   
      
    AZ> I filmed most of the clips on a Kodak Zi8 pocket video camera   
    AZ> (see 2009 review at:   
    AZ> http://www.cnet.com/products/kodak-zi8-pocket-video-camera/) in   
    AZ> 720p; the Zi8 natively creates Quicktime-format *.mov files so   
    AZ> (after minimal editing, mostly to clean up beginnings and ends)   
    AZ> that's how I upload them to YouTube.   
      
    AZ> YouTube works whatever magic it does behind the scenes - up   
    AZ> until recently, it often messed up the sync between audio and   
    AZ> video on Quicktime files; it seems to be doing better recently   
    AZ> and even offering to fix files that were problematic in the   
    AZ> past.   
      
   O.K. Alan, Thanks.   
      
      
    AZ> I was never a C64 user, and don't have any C64 resources or   
    AZ> files at home or online.   
      
   I asked because I thought You used C64 computers in a network at   
   the School that You taught at, and may be had a C64 to use at Home.   
   Thanks Again!   
      
   Do You think my use of FTP I mentioned to Tom would work to grab   
   any of the You Tube videos the Deep Cove Band made?   
      
   That Audio FTP capture I told Tom about played just fine in VLC.   
   I had to wait until the entire length of the Sermon was over before   
   the file could be Saved, but I was glad it worked.   
      
   What I did was to look at the Code for the page the list of Sermons   
   were on by pressing Ctrl U in Firefox and finding the URL for the   
   particular message I wanted to Save, and then I FTP'd to that URL.   
      
   I learned about using Ctrl U from Paul Quinn in this echo some time   
   ago, thanks Paul!   
      
   ... Every time I get near the top, they move the top... Carlos's law.   
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