
You haven't discussed any possibility of members donating a free sum of money every year? And also free for one and each to do so?
We have dispoased it that way and it's working out well.
Moderator: ame
I know about it. I'm also moderator on the forum i told about erlier. And most of my work there is about trying to keep the important threads free from to much gags and flannels. Specially mechanical, equipment, and similar threds. At time to time some of the members are "flying" away and forget what the current topic is.Felis silvestris wrote:No problem, it has got to do with posting pictures, even if the answer to it lead off the topic a little.
ame wrote:How to take snapshots and record videos
and about what else can be done then
about taking pictures i found first some instructions in Russian:
viewtopic.php?p=62370#p62370
and some instructions in Dutch:
viewtopic.php?p=65007#p65007
how to take pictures with Windows Media Player (i don't know if this is useful anymore... is it possible to watch the cameras with Mediaplayer?)
viewtopic.php?p=63464#p63464
using RealPlayer and something about Fraps and more about Realplayer can be found when you read further from here:
viewtopic.php?p=60019#p60019
and the VLC-instructions (also in Finnish, Swedish and sort of Russian which i hope is better than nothing). this is the program that i use because it is simple enough for me and i can take both snapshots and videos with it.
with VLC you open the rtsp-address of the camera. these you'll find in the first post of the nest thread.
viewtopic.php?p=91369#p91369
and some more tricks with the VLC here:
viewtopic.php?p=180660#p180660
NHC Debut Professional (this was much trickier to use than VLC but it was necessary when we couldn't use VLC with JWPlayer):
viewtopic.php?p=123492#p123492
and when you have pictures you'll want to make animated gifs![]()
viewtopic.php?p=152129#p152129
viewtopic.php?p=233515#p233515
viewtopic.php?p=233910#p233910
editing pictures:
viewtopic.php?p=226040#p226040
about posting videos there are instructions here:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=145
and right below it there are instructions about how to get a Youtube account.
uploading videos to the Youtube:
viewtopic.php?p=81798#p81798
about editing videos:
viewtopic.php?p=122317#p122317
and here:
viewtopic.php?p=81793#p81793
thank you Olga!April 18th, 2016, 9:59 am Olga wrote:testing new screenshot tool:
10:59 Anna
It works!![]()
https://app.prntscr.com/fi/download.html
Yes, definitely![]()
You can crop what you want (pixel amount), write on the picture, edit it a little, save it on your folder, upload it on picture server, or just copy the address of the chosen shot and click Img around the address, and then paste the picture straight where you want.
this reminds me of the rules of the Animal Farm in the novel by George Orwell. they were written on the wall of the barn in the farm and the ruling class, the pigs, started to rewrite them in the nights so that they became more and more favourable to them. the Bucket can also change their rules and pricing any time overnight and there's no chance to complain. furthermore it implies that they can raise their prices any day and the old contracts do not bind them in anyway. Mutikluti's account was paid for in last May, only about a month ago, and now it's wasted. the price may double each month if they like to do it. this is very bad customer policy.These Terms and the Privacy Policy can change.Again, please carefully read this document and our other policies. We may announce if any "big" changes are made, but so long as you've used the Site after the change, regardless of any separate notice, you agree to the current posted version of the Terms.
Read more: http://photobucket.com/terms#ixzz4lB93v9T9
so this is only for temporary storage for free accounts, only a month. that's quite insufficient.Q: Will my files be removed?
A: Free/non accounts files are kept for 30 days. Premium accounts files are kept for unlimited days.
what does "bandwidth limit" mean?ame wrote:Biker, do they have a bandwidth limit?
that is the key issue with the Bucket. storage space is available but they have blocked us heavy-users, Mutikluti and i, because we post too many pictures which people are browsing.
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i don't know if bandwidth is the equal to 'volume of file traffic'...?Bandwidth Exceeded (Look Who's Popular)
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Bandwidth consumption is counted by the amount of data that is transferred from your account to other sites across the web. The size of the image or video will increase the amount of bandwidth you are using when linking them out to other sites.
Views of your photos directly on the Photobucket site does not use any bandwidth. Bandwidth is only used when the image is posted outside of Photobucket.
Examples of bandwidth usage:
-Let's say you have 100 photos that are 1MB in size each, and you are linking every single one of them out to your blog/website. 100 images at 1MB in size means that you are linking out just under 100MBs in data size for all those images. Those photos would need to be viewed 100 times a piece to reach 10GB bandwidth.
-If you only linked out 10 photos that are 1MB in size, those 10 photo would need to be viewed over 10,000 times before you would reach 10GB bandwidth.
-If you had 10 videos on your blog/website that were 100MBs in size, that would equal out to just under 1GB in file size. If those videos were viewed 100 times total, you would reach 10GB bandwidth.
so they don't promise permanent storage. they also don't give any clue of how long the "longer time" may be. 5 years? a year? three months? a month?the user isn't entitled to permanent available uploaded data. picload.org reserves the right to delete a data, especially if an uploaded data hasn't been recalled for a longer time.
edit 2nd time: i can't find any information about bandwidth limitations in their pages.Why should I use picload.org?
Whenever you want to send an image to many recievers, but you doesn't should upload it again and again, picload.org can help. If you want to access your images from a variety of computers and don't want to carry around a USB stick, picload.org is a perfect way of doing so. If your bandwidth demands exceed what your regular web hoster is capable of delivering, you can swap out your images using picload.org's powerful global server network.
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How long does picload.org store my images?
If you are a registered user, your images will be stored forever until you delete them on the user panel or the delete link.
Anonymous uploaded images (that is not owned by any picload.org user) will be saved until they are deleted on the delete link or at least one year after the last view.
indeed the permanent storage only applies to registered users with an account.ame wrote:so they don't promise permanent storage.
I also do not = there is none.ame wrote:............
edit 2nd time: i can't find any information about bandwidth limitations in their pages.