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Tackleberrywho

I recorded a video this eve while out hunting.

It is 375MB, when I try to upload to youtube it takes forever.


Anybody know any way of uploading it as a smaller file?

I tried WinZip but they want me to pay.

I'm looking for free way.

I have a couple of deer ~4 mins of footage and I am putting this on the general shooting thread as you don't need to be a hunter to appreciate a few deer playing on a spring evening.

Regards
TBW

FISMA

I would try and use something like Window's Movie Maker to break it into smaller parts.

Then upload four separate parts.

Otherwise, maybe the resolution is too high and saving it at a lower resolution would save some MB's.

Tackleberrywho

Is there now way to shrink it?
It's only 5 mins off my Fuji Camera

clivej

Tack you need a free video converter programm that will convert your vid to something that youtube will except and as its a smaller file size will be quicker to upload as well.

The main problem in uploading a big file is the time it takes. Youtube will convert it toa small size anyway.

Use Leawo Free iPhone Video Converter to convert a video to use on a iPhone and then upload that file you get a file of about 10% of the original.
http://www.leawo.com/video-converter/free-iphoneconverter.html

Use Free Zune Video Converter 1.1 to convert just about any file type to any other file type
http://www.pazera-software.com/products/zune-video-converter/

FISMA

Tack,
What format is the file?

There's a great site called ZamZar.com

You can upload a format and download it another.

For example, once I needed to open a publisher (.pub) file but did not have the program. I uploaded the file and downloaded it as a pdf and doc - worked well.

Perhaps, if you send the file you have and try to download it as a .mov, it will do the compression for you?

J.R.

you could try this from

http://www.ehow.com/how_4549342_upload-large-videos-youtube.html


UPLOADING LARGE VIDEOS TO YOUTUBE


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Difficulty:ModerateInstructions

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Look to the right-hand side of the screen. There, in what looks like an advertisement, are actually the instructions for uploading large files, but few people notice them.

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Tackleberrywho

dev110

They look better close up

How close did you get?

Tackleberrywho

Thanks to Dev110 for giving me the tip.

dev110

Fisma gave you the idea also

ormondprop

i love seeing deer around the place, was working down in kerry during the week and when we were coming home along the ring of kerry at around 3 or 4 in the morning we saw about 6 or 7 deer on the side of the road, along with 3 hares and 2 goats and a heap of sheep, no wonder lads are lampind so much deer:mad:

Tackleberrywho

dev110 wrote: »

Fisma gave you the idea also

"See without being seen"
The true way to stalk.
i could have popped anyone of them had they been in season.

There was a young lad in a field near them hooning up and down on a motorcrosser that was ruining the moment

I need a better camera.
They are always there.
I shot one in the same field every other year since I was a teenager

patsat

Nice vid tack you have a fine selection there for september!

No need to whisper tho, if the sound of that scrambler don't scare them not much will!

Tackleberrywho

ormondprop wrote: »

i love seeing deer around the place, was working down in kerry during the week and when we were coming home along the ring of kerry at around 3 or 4 in the morning we saw about 6 or 7 deer on the side of the road, along with 3 hares and 2 goats and a heap of sheep,

Them deer are damn tasty

And they are there to be stalked and I have written permission

Tackleberrywho

patsat wrote: »

Nice vid tack you have a fine selection there for september!

No need to whisper tho, if the sound of that scrambler don't scare them not much will!

They are me back up deer, if all the other spots fail I go after them.
I try not to be greedy and take only a few prickets and the occasional Doe.
The big Buck I shot there 5 years ago now was replaced twice since.

They are not spooked by machinery, but voices or twigs snapping and they are gone.
Hopefully I will shoot 1 or 2 of them a year all my days.(5 mins from my door )

FISMA

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

They are not spooked by machinery, but voices or twigs snapping and they are gone.

Tack,
You wouldn't get out of the car and walk in the field? How about snapping a few twigs?

Are they as skitterish now as during the season? I would try either or both - a bit of conditioning for later.

Would be hard to miss a shot there - just get the elevation and you're bound to get something.

Tackleberrywho

FISMA wrote: »

Tack,
You wouldn't get out of the car and walk in the field? How about snapping a few twigs?

Are they as skitterish now as during the season? I would try either or both - a bit of conditioning for later.

Would be hard to miss a shot there - just get the elevation and you're bound to get something.

They are in top condition.
That is a clover field
I've shot many in that field or the surrounding fields

poulo6.5

Nice vid there tack.

It's lovely to see them out and about in the open like that. Gives hope for next season.

Did that buck only have one antler.

The bucks and does around my way have broken up into separate herds for a while now

sikastag

Cheers tack. Nice vid.

+1 poulo, nice to see them relaxed enough to be playing and tipping about a bit.

They look like good sized animals, comparing them to the buck that was milling about. Do you remember what the weights were like on the ones youve taken from there?

Tackleberrywho

sikastag wrote: »

Cheers tack. Nice vid.

+1 poulo, nice to see them relaxed enough to be playing and tipping about a bit.

They look like good sized animals, comparing them to the buck that was milling about. Do you remember what the weights were like on the ones youve taken from there?

My scales is broken (well, it's not but I used the hook for something else)
A lot of fat on the rump.

Really tasty animals

sikastag

Yeah, thought they looked a decent size. Must be on good ground, Good to see. Hope they're as quiet for ya all the time as they were in the video!

Tackleberrywho

sikastag wrote: »

Yeah, thought they looked a decent size. Must be on good ground, Good to see. Hope they're as quiet for ya all the time as they were in the video!

They fill their bellies with Barley all Summer long

They are fighting fit after a serious winter!!

Tackleberrywho

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Anyone know how to put music in the background to cover up that hissing noise?

Something like David Attenborough

Mauser 308

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Thanks to Dev110 for giving me the tip.

Excellent Tack, cant wait till September. Looks like a little gem of a place. Fair play:)

Tackleberrywho

Mauser 308 wrote: »

Excellent Tack, cant wait till September. Looks like a little gem of a place. Fair play:)

That it is, I have to adhere to a few rules on that permission, no driving. I have to give notice before I go out (that is just a txt to say I am heading out and when)

But other than that it is a small oasis.
I mind them though.
I'd hate to see them disappear

Mauser 308

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

That it is, I have to adhere to a few rules on that permission, no driving. I have to give notice before I go out (that is just a txt to say I am heading out and when)

But other than that it is a small oasis.
I mind them though.
I'd hate to see them disappear

Thats great Tack, you have access to a great spot were no one else can get in. Mind or rather manage the deer and it will serve you for many a year. Its the sort of spot you will hopefully teach your kids or someone similar to stalk in time. Might be an idea to get a salt lick etc to help them along, I know they are in great condition but it can't but help.

Tackleberrywho

Mauser 308 wrote: »

Thats great Tack, you have access to a great spot were no one else can get in. Mind or rather manage the deer and it will serve you for many a year. Its the sort of spot you will hopefully teach your kids or someone similar to stalk in time. Might be an idea to get a salt lick etc to help them along, I know they are in great condition but it can't but help.

There is "1" other stalker in the area as of this year, But plenty to share .
They eat the best of barley, they don't need salt :D

That is only one of my deer permissions, I have a few.
I try each different spot each time I go out.

There is a lot of Free shooting out there, just takes the gift of the gab, and a bit of manners.
If Farmer Joe says no driving in fields, no driving.
Simple things, closing gates properly; fixing any loose wire if you are crossing a fence etc.

Or just blocking a gap if a farmer is moving stock !

Mauser 308

:D

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

There is "1" other stalker in the area as of this year, But plenty to share .
They eat the best of barley, they don't need salt :D

That is only one of my deer permissions, I have a few.
I try each different spot each time I go out.

There is a lot of Free shooting out there, just takes the gift of the gab, and a bit of manners.
If Farmer Joe says no driving in fields, no driving.
Simple things, closing gates properly; fixing any loose wire if you are crossing a fence etc.

Or just blocking a gap if a farmer is moving stock !

Go you Tack. But if the new stalker see's you with that Crocodile Dundee knike he will move along quickly.;):D

Tackleberrywho

Mauser 308 wrote: »

:D
Go you Tack. But if the new stalker see's you with that Crocodile Dundee knike he will move along quickly.;):D

I loved Crocodile Dundee when I was a Nipper

Mauser 308

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

I loved Crocodile Dundee when I was a Nipper

Me too, I liked the film, you liked the knife:D:D

Tackleberrywho

Mauser 308 wrote: »

Me too, I liked the film, you liked the knife:D:D

My family have a strong connection with Oz, 2 are buried over there and one came home from there in a box.

Yet all I ever wanted was to go there................
Maybe some day

poulo6.5

i ment to put this up for you ages ago tack but here it is now.
it was july of last year hence the song

www.youtube.com/embed/BRuB7bFwi74

Tackleberrywho

poulo6.5 wrote: »

i ment to put this up for you ages ago tack but here it is now.
it was july of last year hence the song

www.youtube.com/embed/BRuB7bFwi74

Oh my my, Oh my my JULY!

Fine looking Fallow Buck.

Someday I will get a decent camera and get decent footage.

I saw a Cock and hen in the same field today and I had no batteries in my camera

Savage93

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

My scales is broken (well, it's not but I used the hook for something else)
A lot of fat on the rump.

Really tasty animals

Jeez, Tack you're an ugly looking git!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Tackleberrywho

Savage93 wrote: »

Jeez, Tack you're an ugly looking git!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

I could say something smart, But I won't :p

Will you post a few pics of your deer

Savage93

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

I could say something smart, But I won't :p

Will you post a few pics of your deer

Touche, just taking the p**s as usual, I thoroughly enjoyed the video, afraid my game limited to foxes, bunnies and greys with the odd mink, I have stalked deer with a buddy but don't have the bucks unfortunately to get into deer shooting.
On a serious note I do enjoy your posts, you are a guy who is fairly passionate about the sport and about wildlife in general.:)

Savage93

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

I could say something smart, But I won't :p

Will you post a few pics of your deer

http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTZU5ljFQVt8YKRESoMWDL_V0JJxElWOsVus48OzqUj1_9OS43tUw:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Tackleberrywho

Savage93 wrote: »

Touche, just taking the p**s as usual, I thoroughly enjoyed the video, afraid my game limited to foxes, bunnies and greys with the odd mink, I have stalked deer with a buddy but don't have the bucks unfortunately to get into deer shooting.
On a serious note I do enjoy your posts, you are a guy who is fairly passionate about the sport and about wildlife in general.:)

Never shot a Moose, Drank Lots of moosehead beer though