Ah...the still frames that the program would need to add to preserve the visible length of the clip and cover the overlap. That's the diagram at 4:17. Sorry I was not very clear about that. I only wish the program gave a more precise explanation in its error message. Thanks for keeping me on my toes!
Mr Web, I'm trying to teach my self about the English Civil War because I'm really interest in English History, but I'm just getting really confused. I was reading what the BBC said about it, and they said it started in when in Elizabeth died in 1603, but then they said it started in 1642. Also they were talking about the differences in religion and how they were all fighting, but then they said the king was fighting parliament. I feel like there are just to many details. Is war ever simple?
The asking the same question on a forum really seems to wind people up. Sure people could wade through pages and pages but just posting a snotty reply without actually answering the question or linking it with the forums single post function, how is that helpful?
Hey, didn't you call my agency about Abraham Lincoln a few weeks back? War is never simple. Believe it or not, the BBC is right about every point. How can that be? There might be another episode in there. Stay tuned! Yours Revolutionarily, Mark Webb
I hate typing on my iPod, I'm going to try that again: I'm so glad Hank Green posted your last video on his tumblr, I love this channel.
Ah...the still frames that the program would need to add to preserve the visible length of the clip and cover the overlap. That's the diagram at 4:17. Sorry I was not very clear about that. I only wish the program gave a more precise explanation in its error message. Thanks for keeping me on my toes!
I'm so glad Hank Green posted you last video to his tumblr,
So what did "not enough media" mean?
Mr Web, I'm trying to teach my self about the English Civil War because I'm really interest in English History, but I'm just getting really confused. I was reading what the BBC said about it, and they said it started in when in Elizabeth died in 1603, but then they said it started in 1642. Also they were talking about the differences in religion and how they were all fighting, but then they said the king was fighting parliament. I feel like there are just to many details. Is war ever simple?
The asking the same question on a forum really seems to wind people up. Sure people could wade through pages and pages but just posting a snotty reply without actually answering the question or linking it with the forums single post function, how is that helpful?
Hey, didn't you call my agency about Abraham Lincoln a few weeks back?
War is never simple. Believe it or not, the BBC is right about every point. How can that be? There might be another episode in there. Stay tuned!
Yours Revolutionarily,
Mark Webb