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Magic!!
/Lennart :)/>
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Patrick, that is one of the things I really like about your show - waterfalls that look like waterfalls and not ectoplasm. I think the silky smooth waterfall has been done to death and when did you ever see a waterfall that looks like that? And the rest of the show was very good indeed.
Agree/Lennart
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Hey Lennart,
Where you been. Havent heard from you for a while. Hope your well my friend.
Andrew
No problem. Just been hiding in the bush..
/Lennart
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Nice pictures. I like your low viewing angle.
Music sync to pix well done.
Thanks for sharing.
/Lennart
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Eric, nice show. One of the few I have watched twice.
My hearing aid
does not disclose if there are any fading in/out on the videosound. If not it would be an
improvement.
What folly is it in picture #6? Any close-ups?
/Lennart
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Eric - you´re welcome!
Nice pic of two bears hugging..
/Lennart
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Eric, you nailed it.
Cables in disorder. Left hand speaker out of action.
Nice hearing and watching your cooking lecture.
/Lennart
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Ken - Not exactly: 84 498 kB Videoclip and (Mediafire)143 655 kB MPEG-4 Movie.
/Lennart
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Ken - Thank you for directing me to the Youtube downloader.
The Youtube downloader is now installed and I have downloaded all versions of "A Taste of Ramsea".
I have tried Windows MediaPlayer, Real Player and Quick Time and still the voiceover is silent.
My spaceage hearing aid (for monitoring my neighbors) did not help either.
All other of Erics Youtube videos work fine. Also the Skelmersdale Prize Band sounds nice.
So - for the moment I rest the case...
Thanks a lot for all your efforts to help me.
/Lennart
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Ken - yes.
I have noticed on other youtube-videos that sometimes sound is missing.
It may have something to do with my Microsoft Security Essentials or Malwarebytes..
Eric - can you put the exe-file on Mediafire for me to download?
/Lennart
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No, this time no joke.
The music was OK but the voiceover was silent.
/Lennart
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First time I saw "Gordon Ramsey" and was spared the voiceover.
I couldn´t, by some reason, get no sound on the cooking part.
However, it looks like you liked the dish...
/Lennart
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Nice intro-AV. Sad I didn´t know of your trip.
We could have had a chat and a beer in Copenhagen.
Pictures perfect and voiceover very good.
Looking forward for what´s coming.
/Lennart
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Haclar mane
aliter ultra magicae fantastic!
:lol: /Lennart
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Come on guys, senior members differences should be aired off forum.
Yachtsman1.
Agree - however....
/Lennart
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Hi Eric!
I like the first version better. Although the music is not my cup of tea
it surely goes well with the pictures. The show could improve with some more
close-ups.
/Lennart
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Lennart,
AVG Free 2012 APPEARS to have solved the problem.
I'm not getting the problem any more after updating AVG Free 2012 around noon today.
DG
Yes, thanks. Now all is running.
/Lennart
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Ken and All!
I have uninstalled AVG and now all PtE.exe files works OK.
Also I have checked the start of The Dreams AV and I must say the intro in splendid.
Will run the complete sequence later.
I suspect it is a fake update to AVG 10 or a corrupt AVG 10 version. All was well until
updating to ver 10.
/Lennart
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Eric!
Somehow I think you are lying in the lee...(put in the shade?)
/Lennart
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Thanks Eric!
What a trip and what an adventure.
In St Cyprian I got seasick. Like Ken the interval came as a relief.
In all I was reminded of my 40 years in motorracing.
Lots of ups and downs. The final shot came as a shock.
/Lennart
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I fully agree with Colin and Paul. The cutout was nice indeed.
Yes, Eric, please share some of your "Tristan Jones"-adventures.
/Lennart
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Eric!
Welcome to the NTSBC (Not That Slow Broadband Club)
/Lennart
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Hi All!
I have to make a small corrective. I have not used an enlarger to copy glass plates.
This was more a suggestion for Eric to cheaply get a holder for the negative as well as a "lightsbox".
The Notepad way was found with the kind help of Google ...
A dedicated lightbox will of cause be the best. And to keep the ambient light low.
Some years ago I used my flatbed to copy a glass plate with the attached result. (Pre and after Photoshopping).
The flatbed lamp was disconnected and the glass plate was placed on the flatbed glass emultion side up (towards the lightsource).
This gives a miss focus by the thickness of glass plate.I took a calculated chance on the depth of field of the flatbed.
Backlight was my table lamp and a piece of opal plastic.
By the way - nice to be back on the forum.
/Lennart