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Hi All,
It was mentioned ages ago by someone on this thread that there is nothing on YouTube about the A6 murder case.
That situation has now changed.
Well over a decade ago I recorded onto VHS tape Bob Woffinden's documentary " Hanratty - The Mystery of Deadman's Hill "
A couple of years or so ago I transferred this old video tape onto DVD.
Not being very technically minded I was unsure how to go about trying to upload this 62 minute documentary onto YouTube so just let the idea of doing so fade into the background.
A couple of days ago I resolved to give it another go. I googled and googled to find out more info, eventually I came across a program called VLC Media Player which enables a person to copy a DVD onto their PC and then upload it onto YouTube.
To make a short story longer I eventually (through trial and error) was able to suss out how to do it
For all interested parties this documentary is now available for viewing on YouTube in 13 segments ( 12 x 5 minute segments and one 2 minute segment).
regards,
James
Hi All,
It was mentioned ages ago by someone on this thread that there is nothing on YouTube about the A6 murder case.
That situation has now changed.
Well over a decade ago I recorded onto VHS tape Bob Woffinden's documentary " Hanratty - The Mystery of Deadman's Hill "
A couple of years or so ago I transferred this old video tape onto DVD.
Not being very technically minded I was unsure how to go about trying to upload this 62 minute documentary onto YouTube so just let the idea of doing so fade into the background.
A couple of days ago I resolved to give it another go. I googled and googled to find out more info, eventually I came across a program called VLC Media Player which enables a person to copy a DVD onto their PC and then upload it onto YouTube.
To make a short story longer I eventually (through trial and error) was able to suss out how to do it
For all interested parties this documentary is now available for viewing on YouTube in 13 segments ( 12 x 5 minute segments and one 2 minute segment).
regards,
James
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