On the way from The Beaulieu River to Christchurch I nipped into Keyhaven. I motored in and out - no sailing so it was hard to get a feeling for the place. An evening on a mooring there would be very nice
Not enough time so I include this just for completeness and for Vist My Harbour
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Hi D, don’t think it’s me as I went back to check, but I’m having problems watching the Vimeo films after KTL7 4&5, symptoms are they stutter, stop, sometimes out of focus.. had to watch Newtown on Youtube… this one I tried multiple ways including download all show the same.. even put them on pause to download a good buffer and same… just though I should let you know…. if no one else complains then maybe it is me! :)
Hi Dylan
Having trouble with the Keyhaven vid, either downloading or watching on Vimeo, jerky and out of focus.
Cheers
Same thing for me on my blackberry playbook even after restart. Falters on my pc once in a while.
Btw, music, pics and your voice all very soothing for this frozen sailor.
Thx D
Just watched keyhaven on vimeo, no problems atall
Jerky on chrome but fine on IE.Chrome uses 99% of compute power to play video whereas IE uses 56% on my ancient Toshiba
I downloaded all KTL 6+7 (and the rest for that matter) from Vimeo and played them from my HD to the TV. There are no problems at all. I guess reported problems must be connections, either local user or Vimeo servers. If all other fails try downloading before playing. I always do this as I hate interruptions.
Hi Dylan
We often think as we watch your videos what fine Tv they would make.
And then we found someone who has made a film on Tv about old blokes saying along the coast. Unfortunately for 100 million English speakers world wide, it is in Welsh. But it has sub titles and the scenery is great. Brilliant boat too – an old Halcyon 27.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p02hyg5m/codi-hwyl-pennod-1
Damn, only available to viewers in the UK.
What about us truly frozen sailors in Canada?