Glad that the joke made you smile. :) On a serious note, a very good friend of mine makes product that goes into pet food - he has customers all around the world. He assures me that while pet food products are being developed it is sampled by humans. Once happy that the recipe is right, human tastin...

A cautionary tale about eating food for dogs. A man was in a supermarket buying a large bag of dog biscuits. He was standing in the queue at the till when the woman behind him asked if he had a dog. Thinking it was a very stupid question he replied, “No, I’m starting The Dog Food Diet again, althoug...

The tapes were copied from a vhs-recorder onto a dvd-recorder. As I haven't got the tapes anymore, I can't say for sure if the "streaks" were on the tape. It is likely that the streaks were on the original VHS tapes as those recordings would have been interlaced, not progressive. Re-captu...

They look like interlaced video 'scan line traces'.

You might try Handbrake to convert from interlaced frames to progressive frames to see if that resolves the problem. Details on 'how to' can be found here.

https://www.winxdvd.com/resource/handbr ... #handbrake

If someone had but up a 'Drone Prohibited' sign in my backyard I wouldn't be very happy.

videovillageidiot wrote:...Mom for her ability to find interesting feet - I mean paw - shots!

Dave McElderry wrote:Wow, very cool, Ed. I watched it twice. Makes me want to go there. Don't know why you'd say you feel like you're spamming; this is certainly what Muvipix is all about, no matter what the medium.

+1

Sidd, you forgot about the Hogwart's Express that leaves from platform 9 and 3/4 at Kings Cross station in London.

Well if you want to enjoy travels on vintage/heritage steam railways why not use this as an excuse to visit the UK - we seem to be inundated with preserved railways.

http://www.heritage-railways.com/map.php

momoffduty wrote:Sidd, how long did it take to paint your house I liked the 360 effects.

Sorry to disappoint, Cheryl, but that can't be Sidd's house as the rose filled back yard that he has often shown us videos of just isn't visible.

Fascinating!

Try zooming in on the timeline. It seems like that tiny slither is so thin than accurate placing of the "selection pointer" is the problem. Expanding the timeline should make that selection easier as the rogue image will be much larger. Hope that makes some sense.

sidd finch wrote:...these trees are blossoming letting us know spring is on the way...

Ahh! Spring.

Ah well. T'was just a thought.