John Rodgers on fri 20 oct 06
I have just been perusing http://www.youtube.com. Did a search for
pottery and came up with all kinds of video demos of throwing cylinders,
raku firings, salt firings, slab building, etc, etc. It's well worth a
visit.
Regards,
John Rodgers
Chelsea, AL
Gary Navarre on sun 22 oct 06
On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 22:02:58 -0500, John Rodgers wrote:
>I have just been perusing http://www.youtube.com. Did a search for
>pottery and came up with all kinds of video demos of throwing cylinders,
>raku firings, salt firings, slab building, etc, etc. It's well worth a
>visit.
>
>Regards,
>
>John Rodgers
>Chelsea, AL
Ya John, you betcha, eh? In "groups" search type in "ceramics".
It don't need to get any better than this but it probably will. Stay in there!
G in da U.P.
Lee Love on sun 22 oct 06
On 10/22/06, Gary Navarre wrote:
>
> Ya John, you betcha, eh? In "groups" search type in "ceramics".
>
> It don't need to get any better than this but it probably will. Stay in there!
>
You can upload video at ourmedia.org and also at google
video. Have some of very short mpegs of Hank demoing his roller
foot and foam bat system I will put up soon.
--
Lee in Mashiko, Japan
http://potters.blogspot.com/
"Let the beauty we love be what we do." - Rumi
"When we all do better. We ALL do better." -Paul Wellstone
Stuart Bidon on sun 22 oct 06
Somebody with that film/video from the ('Teens? Twenties?) of the
potter, Buttons, throwing crazy fast needs to post their copy on
youtube.
"Stuart"
On 10/22/06, Gary Navarre wrote:
> On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 22:02:58 -0500, John Rodgers wrote:
>
> >I have just been perusing http://www.youtube.com. Did a search for
> >pottery and came up with all kinds of video demos of throwing cylinders,
> >raku firings, salt firings, slab building, etc, etc. It's well worth a
> >visit.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >John Rodgers
> >Chelsea, AL
>
> Ya John, you betcha, eh? In "groups" search type in "ceramics".
>
> It don't need to get any better than this but it probably will. Stay in there!
>
> G in da U.P.
>
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Beth Spindler on sun 22 oct 06
did you see peterfwang do five,, FIVE pulls on a porcelain cyclinder on youtube.com? and very little clay on his hands, etc. I am impressed.
Beth
-----Original Message-----
From: cornwallstone@GMAIL.COM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Sent: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 9:13 AM
Subject: Re: Clay Art on YouTube
Somebody with that film/video from the ('Teens? Twenties?) of the
potter, Buttons, throwing crazy fast needs to post their copy on
youtube.
"Stuart"
On 10/22/06, Gary Navarre wrote:
> On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 22:02:58 -0500, John Rodgers wrote:
>
> >I have just been perusing http://www.youtube.com. Did a search for
> >pottery and came up with all kinds of video demos of throwing cylinders,
> >raku firings, salt firings, slab building, etc, etc. It's well worth a
> >visit.
> >
> >Regards,
> >
> >John Rodgers
> >Chelsea, AL
>
> Ya John, you betcha, eh? In "groups" search type in "ceramics".
>
> It don't need to get any better than this but it probably will. Stay in there!
>
> G in da U.P.
>
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Don Goodrich on fri 27 oct 06
Hi Folks,
The recent mentions of YouTube.com have reminded me of the few minutes
of video I shot two years ago when Valice Raffi and I visited Mata Ortiz.
Accordingly, I've put them on the site for all to see. Here are the links:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wx7G-y4lMeM Ana Trillo (less than a minute)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MKVtuAGrtR4 Jorge Quintana (over 6 minutes)
These may try your patience over a dial-up connection; they sure did mine.
The shorter of them didn't take very long, the longer one quite awhile.
The potters shown, Jorge Quintana and Ana Trillo (hope I've spelled
their names correctly) explained as they worked with practiced ease.
These videos are silent; they try to show the simplicity
with which the pots are formed using only very simple tools and
the potters' skilled hands. I wish I'd been able to show the firing
techniques and the meticulous work that goes into decorating them.
Guess that's an excuse for another trip.
Enjoy,
Don Goodrich in chilly Zion, Illinois
http://dongoodrichpottery.com/
Catherine on sat 28 oct 06
This is maye a bit off subject. I can watch the YouTube videos, but don'=
t
know how to save them in my Windows Media Player. I hunted thorough the=20
Help" that's available there. I tried all the buttons. There's a "Playli=
st"
but if that's where the action should take place to save the videos, I ca=
n't
figure it out. Incidentally, I'm reasonably adept with a computer but no=
t
this time. There are a number of excellent videos on YouTube. I'd like t=
o
save some for future reference rather than going online each time.=0D
=0D
Thanks for any assistance,=0D
Catherine in much cooler Yuma, AZ=0D
=0D
-------Original Message------- =0D
The recent mentions of YouTube.com have reminded me of the few minutes=0D
of video I shot two years ago when Valice Raffi and I visited Mata Ortiz.=
=0D
Accordingly, I've put them on the site for all to see. Here are the links=
:=0D
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3Dwx7G-y4lMeM Ana Trillo (less than a minute)=
=0D
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3DMKVtuAGrtR4 Jorge Quintana (over 6 minutes) =
=0D
Don Goodrich in chilly Zion, Illinois=0D
=0D
http://dongoodrichpottery.com/
Maurice Weitman on sun 29 oct 06
At 19:58 -0700 on 10/29/06, Catherine wrote:
>Apparently YouTube is set up to prevent any downloading to PCs.
Two words:
1) Macintosh
2) TubeSock
Regards,
Maurice, in Fairfax, California, where on this afternoon's hike
around "our" lake, Celia and I saw an Osprey scoop up a fairly hefty
Rainbow Trout. He made a few laps of the cove near us then landed
near the top of a snag about 100 feet away. Then the fun began.
A few Crows watching started squawking like mad. Within about
fifteen seconds, twenty or thirty others picked up the cacophony and
began converging on the snag where the Osprey was trying enjoy his
hard-earned meal.
The Crows continued their cawing as a few of them took turns trying
to intimidate the Osprey with mock dive-bombing missions, but aside
from a few feather-rufflings, the Osprey was unfazed.
Within two minutes at least 200, probably more Crows had joined in
the fruitless spectator sport. Ospreys apparently don't mind eating
with a noisy audience.
Life is good.
Even if YouTube (uhhh... Google) took all Daily Show and Colbert
away. Happily, Fox News doesn't mind that Clinton's performance on
Chris Wallace's show is there.
Don Goodrich on sun 29 oct 06
Catherine,
I've had that problem with things that play on Real Player too.
There's been an enormous amount of fuss about copyrights in recent
years, and what we're seeing may be the result of that. If you
don't find anything in your temporary interney files that looks like
the video you've been watching, it may not be possible.
Good luck,
Don
Timothy Joko-Veltman on sun 29 oct 06
On 10/29/06, Catherine wrote:
> This is maye a bit off subject. I can watch the YouTube videos, but don't
> know how to save them in my Windows Media Player. I hunted thorough the
> Help" that's available there. I tried all the buttons. There's a "Playlist"
> but if that's where the action should take place to save the videos, I can't
> figure it out. Incidentally, I'm reasonably adept with a computer but not
> this time. There are a number of excellent videos on YouTube. I'd like to
> save some for future reference rather than going online each time.
>
> Thanks for any assistance,
> Catherine in much cooler Yuma, AZ
Catherine,
It's not you, it's that Windows Media Player (and most other media
players, too) are not designed to save the media they can play back;
ostensibly for copyright reasons. There are some programs around that
can do it (of course), but I don't use Windows, and the only thing I
can think of is an extension (add-on) for Firefox (an Open Source web
browser, that among other things, is more secure than Internet
Explorer) that allows downloading of online media in addition to
playback.
Tim
Chuck Wagoner on sun 29 oct 06
Output it through a device like a TV card or video card that will output
to SVHS and capture it while it is playing live onto a secondary device
like VHS or DVR. I do that with NPR onto cassette tape so I can listen
to it later and especially to hear Frank Deford's essays. (I know I
could use podcasts, but my daughter won't let me use her Ipod.)
Chuck Wagoner
Billie Creek Pottery
Rockville, IN
Catherine on sun 29 oct 06
Apparently YouTube is set up to prevent any downloading to PCs. You can
save your preferences to a folder on their site. As soon as I figure out
that technique, I'll try it. There's so much good stuff there.=0D
=0D
My husband just installed FireFox on his PC and is trying it out.=0D
=0D
Thanks for all the help,=0D
Catherine in Yuma, AZ =0D
=0D
-------Original Message-------=0D
=0D
From: Timothy Joko-VeltmanOn 10/29/06, =0D
It's not you, it's that Windows Media Player (and most other media=0D
players, too) are not designed to save the media they can play back;=0D
ostensibly for copyright reasons. There are some programs around that=0D
can do it (of course), but I don't use Windows, and the only thing I=0D
can think of is an extension (add-on) for Firefox (an Open Source web=0D
browser, that among other things, is more secure than Internet=0D
Explorer) that allows downloading of online media in addition to=0D
playback.=0D
=0D
Tim
Reynolds, Phil on mon 30 oct 06
Check out this link. It shows how to view YouTube video on an iPod and =
if you
can do that you should be able to watch them on your computer.
http://www.wikihow.com/Watch-YouTube-on-Your-iPod
PS You have to have Firefox to do this.
Phil Reynolds
-----Original Message-----
From: Catherine [mailto:ncwhite@ADELPHIA.NET]=20
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 1:17 AM
Subject: Re: Clay Art on YouTube
This is maye a bit off subject. I can watch the YouTube videos, but =
don't
know how to save them in my Windows Media Player. I hunted thorough the =
Help" that's available there. I tried all the buttons. There's a =
"Playlist"
but if that's where the action should take place to save the videos, I =
can't
figure it out. Incidentally, I'm reasonably adept with a computer but =
not
this time. There are a number of excellent videos on YouTube. I'd like =
to
save some for future reference rather than going online each time.
Thanks for any assistance,
Catherine in much cooler Yuma, AZ
=20
-------Original Message------- =20
The recent mentions of YouTube.com have reminded me of the few minutes
of video I shot two years ago when Valice Raffi and I visited Mata =
Ortiz.
Accordingly, I've put them on the site for all to see. Here are the =
links:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3Dwx7G-y4lMeM Ana Trillo (less than a =
minute)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3DMKVtuAGrtR4 Jorge Quintana (over 6 minutes) =
Don Goodrich in chilly Zion, Illinois
=20
http://dongoodrichpottery.com/
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Stuart Bidon on mon 30 oct 06
Catherine-
Nothing to it: set up a youtube account and add your favorite vids to
your "favorites" at youtube. No need to tie up space on your hard
drive.
On 10/29/06, Catherine wrote:
> Apparently YouTube is set up to prevent any downloading to PCs. You can
> save your preferences to a folder on their site. As soon as I figure out
> that technique, I'll try it. There's so much good stuff there.
>
> My husband just installed FireFox on his PC and is trying it out.
>
> Thanks for all the help,
> Catherine in Yuma, AZ
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: Timothy Joko-VeltmanOn 10/29/06,
> It's not you, it's that Windows Media Player (and most other media
> players, too) are not designed to save the media they can play back;
> ostensibly for copyright reasons. There are some programs around that
> can do it (of course), but I don't use Windows, and the only thing I
> can think of is an extension (add-on) for Firefox (an Open Source web
> browser, that among other things, is more secure than Internet
> Explorer) that allows downloading of online media in addition to
> playback.
>
> Tim
>
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Randall Moody on mon 30 oct 06
You can download an flv player as an extension on Firefox. You will have to
change the file extension to .flv once you download it but it is very easy
to use.
On 10/30/06, Reynolds, Phil wrote:
>
> Check out this link. It shows how to view YouTube video on an iPod and if
> you
> can do that you should be able to watch them on your computer.
>
> http://www.wikihow.com/Watch-YouTube-on-Your-iPod
>
> PS You have to have Firefox to do this.
>
> Phil Reynolds
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Catherine [mailto:ncwhite@ADELPHIA.NET]
> Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 1:17 AM
> Subject: Re: Clay Art on YouTube
>
> This is maye a bit off subject. I can watch the YouTube videos, but don't
> know how to save them in my Windows Media Player. I hunted thorough the
> Help" that's available there. I tried all the buttons. There's a
> "Playlist"
> but if that's where the action should take place to save the videos, I
> can't
> figure it out. Incidentally, I'm reasonably adept with a computer but not
> this time. There are a number of excellent videos on YouTube. I'd like to
> save some for future reference rather than going online each time.
>
>
>
> Thanks for any assistance,
>
> Catherine in much cooler Yuma, AZ
>
>
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> The recent mentions of YouTube.com have reminded me of the few minutes
>
> of video I shot two years ago when Valice Raffi and I visited Mata Ortiz.
>
> Accordingly, I've put them on the site for all to see. Here are the links:
>
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=wx7G-y4lMeM Ana Trillo (less than a minute)
>
> http://youtube.com/watch?v=MKVtuAGrtR4 Jorge Quintana (over 6 minutes)
>
> Don Goodrich in chilly Zion, Illinois
>
>
>
> http://dongoodrichpottery.com/
>
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Catherine on mon 30 oct 06
From: Stuart Bidon =0D
Nothing to it: set up a youtube account and add your favorite vids to=0D
your "favorites" at youtube. No need to tie up space on your hard=0D
drive.=0D
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I watched the two videos that Don Goodrich recommended on YouTube. =0D
I signed up and wanted to save those two videos but cannot for the life o=
f
me figure out what to do. I followed the instructions, made the checkmar=
k
adjacent to the info on the video, and I'm told that I have two videos sa=
ved
However, when I try to open the Playlist folder in which I saved them, =
I'm
told the Playlist is empty. =0D
Sheesh! =0D
Catherine in Yuma, AZ=0D
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Catherine on tue 31 oct 06
It works! Such fun spending an evening downloading videos. =0D
I'm not at all good at throwing- no consistency.=0D
Between these videos and the Don Davis one I purchased a while back, =0D
maybe I can get better at it.=0D
Thanks for all the help.=0D
Catherine in Yuma,AZ =0D
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You can download an flv player as an extension on Firefox. You will have =
to=0D
change the file extension to .flv once you download it but it is very eas=
y=0D
to use.=0D
=0D
On 10/30/06, Reynolds, Phil Check out this link. It shows how to view YouTube video on an iPod and i=
f
you=0D
can do that you should be able to watch them on your computer.=0D
=0D
> From: Catherine [mailto:ncwhite@ADELPHIA.NET}=0D
I can watch the YouTube videos, but don't=0D
know how to save them in my Windows Media Player. =0D
There are a number of excellent videos on YouTube.=0D
=0D
-------Original Message-------=0D
=0D
The recent mentions of YouTube.com have reminded me of the few minutes=0D
of video I shot two years ago when Valice Raffi and I visited Mata Ortiz=
=2E=0D
Accordingly, I've put them on the site for all to see. Here are the link=
s:=0D
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3Dwx7G-y4lMeM Ana Trillo (less than a minute=
)=0D
http://youtube.com/watch?v=3DMKVtuAGrtR4 Jorge Quintana (over 6 minutes)=
=0D
Don Goodrich in chilly Zion, Illinois=0D
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