An introduction to contact juggling. [tutorial]

Lucas Gardezani Abduch

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Jul 24, 2012, 10:26:13 AM7/24/12

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An introduction to contact juggling. [tutorial]

I'd love to hear your thoughts about it!
There are english subtitles.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbA5PPFc6Js

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JJ Conductor

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Jul 24, 2012, 1:55:12 PM7/24/12

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Lucas Gardezani Abduch wrote:
>
> An introduction to contact juggling. [tutorial]
>
> I'd love to hear your thoughts about it!
> There are english subtitles.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbA5PPFc6Js
>

I liked it. Your moves are very smooth. I only speak English, so I can't
comment on the sound track.

I will add that I like that you post the link to the video here on
rec.juggling. Please keep doing that.

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Lucas Gardezani Abduch

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Jul 24, 2012, 8:26:03 PM7/24/12

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Comment on the soundtrack? wha do you mean?

There are english subs, you've seen it, right?

I always post my videos here!
I'm really glad you liked it!

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JJ Conductor

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Jul 25, 2012, 2:47:44 PM7/25/12

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Lucas Gardezani Abduch wrote:
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> Comment on the soundtrack? wha do you mean?
>
> There are english subs, you've seen it, right?
>
> I always post my videos here!
> I'm really glad you liked it!

I read the "transcript", i.e. the English subtitles. (good job) I may
not being doing something right though. I read the transcript separate,
not displayed on top of the video in the normal way subtitles work. Is
there something I can click/do to make it play better?

Little Paul

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Jul 26, 2012, 6:13:52 AM7/26/12

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On 2012-07-25, JJ Conductor <JJCondu...@JuggleJunction.org.nonSpammersRemoveThis.com.nospam.com> wrote:
>
> I read the "transcript", i.e. the English subtitles. (good job) I may
> not being doing something right though. I read the transcript separate,
> not displayed on top of the video in the normal way subtitles work. Is
> there something I can click/do to make it play better?

At the bottom of the video, there should be a little button with "cc" on
it. Click that and you'll get subtitles.

I believe that if the person publishing the video doesn't provide the
subtitle text, youtube will attempt to automatically generate the subtitles
from the audio track - which can lead to some amusing results.

-Paul
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Lucas Gardezani Abduch

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Jul 27, 2012, 10:10:14 AM7/27/12

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Yes!
but I always submit english subs. the transcription is wrong, almost every
time...

Little Paul wrote:

> On 2012-07-25, JJ Conductor wrote:
> >
> > I read the "transcript", i.e. the English subtitles. (good job) I may
> > not being doing something right though. I read the transcript separate,
> > not displayed on top of the video in the normal way subtitles work. Is
> > there something I can click/do to make it play better?
>
> At the bottom of the video, there should be a little button with "cc" on
> it. Click that and you'll get subtitles.
>
> I believe that if the person publishing the video doesn't provide the
> subtitle text, youtube will attempt to automatically generate the subtitles
> from the audio track - which can lead to some amusing results.
>
> -Paul

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JJ Conductor

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Jul 27, 2012, 11:04:47 AM7/27/12

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> At the bottom of the video, there should be a little button with "cc" on
> it. Click that and you'll get subtitles.

Ah, perhaps there should be, but there isn't. At least not on the Ubuntu
laptop I first watched it on. I then tried to see the video on my Gentoo
box; and the "cc" button, plus a couple more appeared. I'm curious why
the laptop didn't have the "cc" and other buttons. Before I spend time
looking into it, does anyone know offhand?

Little Paul

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Jul 27, 2012, 11:25:20 AM7/27/12

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On 2012-07-27, JJ Conductor <JJCondu...@JuggleJunction.org.nonSpammersRemoveThis.com.nospam.com> wrote:
>> At the bottom of the video, there should be a little button with "cc" on
>> it. Click that and you'll get subtitles.
>
> Ah, perhaps there should be, but there isn't. At least not on the Ubuntu
> laptop I first watched it on. I then tried to see the video on my Gentoo
> box; and the "cc" button, plus a couple more appeared. I'm curious why
> the laptop didn't have the "cc" and other buttons. Before I spend time
> looking into it, does anyone know offhand?

Are you signed in to the youtube html5 trial on your ubuntu box, or are you
using a non-adobe flash plugin?

On the subject of ubuntu and flash - GRRRR!!!!!! I have two desktops,
identical graphics cards, same ubuntu distro, same kernel, same drivers
pretty much everything is the same as far as I can tell.

one has a working flash install, and the other immediately crashes the
flash plugin in *all* browsers.

Guess which one is my machine at home and which one is my machine at work.

Yup. I can watch as many videos of kittens as I like at work.

-Paul
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JJ Conductor

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Jul 27, 2012, 2:21:00 PM7/27/12

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> Are you signed in to the youtube html5 trial on your ubuntu box, or are you
> using a non-adobe flash plugin?

Not in the html5 trial. And using standard adobe flash.

I'm wondering if my laptop won't show the close captions because it is
old. The on-board video is certainly dated, and if the browser needs
webGL hardware, I probably don't have it.