Gastromyzon ocellatus Video
Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 1:42 pm
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Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 2:28 pm
Excellent movements captured!
Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 2:36 pm
I thought so too. I'm wondering if I can upload these vids onto LOL? You tube degrades them a lot. The original file is far better. It would be useful I think for people to see a live fish doing its thing. So often they are somewhat static in the shop.
For YouTube use I can probably downgrade the recording resolution because I doubt the viewed quality will change much. I could take quite long video then without (hopefully) excessive download time.
The vids I've done have been 30 frames per second, but I can drop it to 15 fps.
Martin.
For YouTube use I can probably downgrade the recording resolution because I doubt the viewed quality will change much. I could take quite long video then without (hopefully) excessive download time.
The vids I've done have been 30 frames per second, but I can drop it to 15 fps.
Martin.
Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 6:44 pm
Very cool. 
I wish there was a way of uploaing these straight into the main community site. My Marge & co feeding vid lost a huge amount of quality via photobucket. 
Emma
I wish there was a way of uploaing these straight into the main community site. My Marge & co feeding vid lost a huge amount of quality via photobucket. Emma
Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 7:14 pm
I tried another video that I took of my Clown tank. It was over 4 mins long and the site just basically stalled out while loading it. I created a file in the contents of Articles. I was then going to put linked text in the My Clown Loach Tank article.
I guess we need to check with Jeff. Maybe it doesn't accept certain file types? Or there's a size limit. This vid was 175,000KB +
It exceeds YouTube's 100Mb limit as well.
Martin.
I guess we need to check with Jeff. Maybe it doesn't accept certain file types? Or there's a size limit. This vid was 175,000KB +
It exceeds YouTube's 100Mb limit as well.Martin.
Posted: Sun May 13, 2007 6:07 am
Hi Martin,
Fantastic video, it is always fun to watch a river tank :-)
LES..
Fantastic video, it is always fun to watch a river tank :-)
LES..
Posted: Sun May 13, 2007 7:52 pm
Great vid!! The sound of water flow certainly adds to the ambiance.
I also love the way the Vanmanenia keeps swimming past. Reminds me of the people you see walking back and forth behind a newsman in a live, on the scene news report.
I also love the way the Vanmanenia keeps swimming past. Reminds me of the people you see walking back and forth behind a newsman in a live, on the scene news report.