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«86Apex : When you favorite videos or vote on them, your videos get associated with them on youtube. It doesn't make much sense but that's how it works.
Or if you watch that video right before or after uploading the video of yours. Usually after it gets quite a bit of views, it will relate to actual things. They tend to link to popular things, also. I think its just a way of keeping good videos on top, so a video with millions of views doesnt have some kid that left his webcam on as the top related.
New Year's Eve 2008, York Pennsylvania. Outdoor show (also my last) 26 degrees outside, so playing guitar was a lot like sticking your tongue to a flagpole. (I'm the tall dark and dorky one in the middle.)
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I used to make alot of videos and upload them on youtube.
I timed the pictures to coincide with the music and theme and used my own music from Cd's I purchased.
I got sick of all the copyright violations and had my songs removed and had to upload music from what was available from Youtube's library, which sucked.
I even had a copyright violation from a video of my dogs that didn't even have music. Someone tried to own one of the pictures of MY dogs!!! WTF!?!??!
I don't think the feature is embed-able - click here for the youtube page.
Those of you who don't own anaglyphic 3D glasses can also enjoy it the "cross-eyed" way, even in true color (although the joy part decreases over time).
I. Make sure to choose the "cross-eyed" viewing setting. You'll be shown the left and right video frames at the same time, but they're swapped.
II. Cross your eyes until the two images overlap. You should be able to focus the (virtual) third image in the middle. This is where the 3D magic happens.
III. If the 3 pictures side by side irritate you, you can also block out the left and right ones with your hands (you may have to try a little to find the perfect position) as long as your right eye can still look at the left picture and vice-versa.
Hey sucker, that came out really well! What kind of equipment did you use?
Anyways, myself, I posted a couple videos online. They aren't that interesting to most of you, I wouldn't think, unless you do martial arts/are a geek. :p My lack of a decent video camera is partly to blame.
I took a few years of kung fu, and this exercise is AMAZING. Some people on a chatroom I frequent were curious, so I made this quick webcam video. Sound is out of sync (dang annotations).
A project that I had to do for college. I basically coded that up in about 2 weeks, after about 3 weeks of studying the lots of crazy math behind it. If the quarters were longer, I probably could have nailed it more accurately, but oh well. It's a shader program written in GLSL (a program that specifies how a surface looks in OpenGL, a 3D rendering API). I *had* to run it on my desktop and take video for the class presentation, to demo it, because it was so complex that the lab computers could barely run it at all, and my computer had a brand new video card, so it was my best bet. Looks pretty, huh? :)
«sidran32 : Hey sucker, that came out really well! What kind of equipment did you use?
Thanks! It was actually a pretty simple, hand-held set-up of a 20'' grip arm, a few gobo heads, pins and studs supporting 2 small Sony HDV camcorders - they are even small enough to go without any mirrors, since their width pretty much matches the distance between the left and right eye. I posted a picture in the other thread. Stability needs improving though, and I also have to find an easier and more precise way of aligning them to each other.
We would simply synchronize the camcorders for each take with a flash of light as seen in the beginning of the test clip. Youtube will automatically convert any source that contains a left and right image side by side if it is flagged as 3D with a certain combination of tags (see youtube page).
Click here for a higher resolution version and viewing mode options, and here for the quick guide on how to watch it in 3D without glasses (or simply scroll up...).
Edit: You actually have to click the link since the default embedded viewing mode can't possibly be watched in 3D at all due to the cropping of the player and the wrong order of channels... damn Youtube.