The first of many videos on products- now online!

[rvitko]

OK, so I have set out on trying to make a better resource for Tunze users. Today I made the first step by producing a video on disassembling a Tunze Stream pump.

http://homepage.mac.com/rogervitko/Menu3.html

I plan to make this page a graphic intensive resource full of videos and picks to help with just about any problem you might have. These are the baby steps of getting there- I am just learning to use my new computer and software- this video was made witha JVC GR-DV3 camera, a cheap $15 mike and Final Cut Express 1 running on a G5 Mac. I hope to make some really comprehensive videos and eventually get some more software to really boost my creative capabilities.

BTW- the video is almost 3.5meg and requires Quick Time so be prepared to wait a while for download.

 

[Lunchbucket]

cool!

tagging along

Lunchbucket

 

[SPC]

Well I learned one thing, Roger, Tunze is pronounced using the "e" on the end, LOL.
Steve

 

[rvitko]

First rule of German- no silent letters.

Technically correct it is Toon zah but accepted English is Ton zee

 

[honey]

First rule of German- no silent letters.

In German, the E is *always* silent after the I.
For example "Liebe" (German for love)

Honey

 

[Nanook]

The video doesn' load for me. I get this message:


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[Brewboy74]

The same thing is happening to me Nanook

Perfect timing on the pump disasembly Roger. I just hit the 6 month mark on mine........hehe.

 

[rvitko]

In German, the E is *always* silent after the I.
For example "Liebe" (German for love)

Honey

Second rule of German when i and e are walking the second one does the English talking ie is pronounced e and ei is pronounced i. Still, not like english with words like herb, etc where you could easily leave out letters.

 

[rvitko]

I took the video down, I will see if I can upload it again later today.

 

[rvitko]

http://homepage.mac.com/rogervitko/iMovieTheater8.html