[bambam]

Hi Lynn and the Pro Contributors and any Administrators:

I can say that I already love this website (my new favourite Golf Forum)based on the few weeks since I have been visiting and the videos too (which I just discovered the other day) are tremendous. Its very generous of Lynn to have this information posted so that anyone in the general public can better their golf games.

I just noticed this morning that I have some difficulties running "The Address Routine - Lynn Blake/Ted Fort/Jeff Hull". I can get through it but not without it pausing several times to increase the buffer. Also, I can't pause it "manually" without later causing the video to crash (meaning you have to start all over again) and I can't rewind or fast forward. This is necessary for me because its a very long video and I want to review some key items in this SUPERB 24 minute video.

It entirely possible that the problems are at MY end or there is some other way of viewing them and I am not aware of it. That all being said, are there any plans to add the above mentioned video plus any others to either the Lynn Blake or 6b Productions YouTube Channel ? Perhaps this would resolve the technical problems that I and perhaps others also experience.


DD

DD,

The official LBG youtube channel is here: http://www.youtube.com/lynnblakegolf

I'm working on getting the videos from 6b onto our channel as well as some of our other free videos. YouTube has a size/time limit on the videos that can be posted, so many of our longer videos will not make it to YouTube until they allow larger videos or we are able to get some different posting privileges there.

Bagger has found a video compression that is the best balance between size and quality, but as you've discovered they do buffer on some internet connections. When you have problems with this, I would suggest downloading the video to your computer and playing it from there. To do this, right click on the video link and choose to save the target/link to your computer. That will eliminate the buffering and should also allow you to run the video in golf swing analysis software -slow mo, frame-by-frame, etc...