VIDEO - RECONSTRUCTION: Why McCanns and Tapas 7 won't participate.

HiDeHo wrote:Even Photobucket a few minutes ago decided I have reached my limit (which is a LOT!)

Not to worry.

Part of the problem is dealing with videos, they are large anyway. A bad memory means I often download more than once placing in different folders.

Each video has to be converted, sometimes twice, sometimes several videos to each compilation...its then added to WMM where I need to continuously save as its in progress..sometimes about 20 times.

Once completed the new movie is saved and once uploaded I then save it directly from Youtube.

Then there is my music library which is from Youtube videos so I dont have to enter questionable sites so they have to be converted also.

I have just realised where my problem is...lol. I had never realised before that for a ten minute movie I probably have generated about (gets fingers and toes out)

eg 3 reference movies = 3

3 reference movies converted at least once = 3

5 music videos = 5

5 music videos converted = 5

Resulting converted movies stored in WMM = 8

Video in progress saved 15 times = 15

Finished video saved to computer = 1

Downloaded video from Youtube after upload = 1

Approx 41 video copies of the same material and that is without the Pictures....for ONE UPLOADED 10 min VIDEO!

Considering I am on my 63rd video (with many more not public) I have about 7,000 copies of videos containing the material USED in my HiDeHo videos...never mind the bulk that I keep for reference, or my addiction to downloading any video of music that I love (including Adam Faith!)

There is nothing technical in wondering WHY my laptop has had its day in 3 months!

Thank you for bringing that to my attention Smokeandmirrors...I had NO idea!

Phootobucket panic over...Apparently I have reached the 2500 limit for one album...I can create a new sub album...Now I can sleep...lol

Smokeandmirrors wrote:

Oh gosh! The NSPCC need to be called (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Computers [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] )
So let me get this right, when you buy a laptop or computer it is immediately thrust into the bonds of slavery and overwork. Barely allowed to rest for a moment , it's forced to labour on for many hours a day, bearing loads too heavy for it's slight frame, until one day it falls to dust, exhausted.

Or...

It's a little like a foie gras goose in France that is force fed images of K and G until it gets so sick it expires!

I admire your dedication to the task in hand, your hours of tireless work, but this has I admit, made me chuckle a bit, imagining the charred and still smoking heap of dead computers, and a line of new laptops trembling in fear as they await their fate, like gladiators awaiting their moment centre stage at the Collosium!!

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Smokeandmirrors wrote:

HiDeHo wrote:

aiyoyo wrote:

Smokeandmirrors wrote:There is nothing to say the police HAVEN'T done a reconstruction with actors for their own purposes. Or even SY for that matter.

We mustn't make he mistake of thinking we've got a clue about what has or hasn't been done [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

I suspect people are not wrong to think the Police had done a reconstruction using their own men, maybe even from their workforce. They would have to if they are to work out the scenarios.

But so far there isn't any official version put out for the public, at least not that I know of.

You mean the last portion of my video ISN'T the Official version?[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

You know perfectly well HiDeHo, that it is completely libellous and defamatory to suggest that the Benny Hill theme tune is the sort of music that the Tapasniks would be scuttling around to. They are far too "classy" for that sort of caper, as well you know. Tsk. In fact I am surprised they haven't had their own piece composed to accompany their highly responsible manoeuvres.