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  • GVGjr
    Moderator
    • Nov 2006
    • 43913

    #46
    Re: TAC Cup 2009

    Originally posted by comrade
    It's edited and in MP4 format, about 4 and half minutes in total - I'm trying to upload to YouTube without any luck (keeps timing out).

    Anyone able to advise how I can upload this beauty direct to WOOF rather than via YouTube?
    Sorry Comrade, I'm not sure how to best do this.
    Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"

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    • Desipura
      WOOF Member
      • Mar 2008
      • 4344

      #47
      Re: TAC Cup 2009

      Originally posted by comrade
      Updated stats after the weekend's game:

      <a href="http://s675.photobucket.com/albums/vv120/brettmexico/?action=view&current=taccup4.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i675.photobucket.com/albums/vv120/brettmexico/taccup4.jpg" border="0" alt="tac cup 4"></a>

      Wallis' kicking efficiency has gone down over the past few weeks. I believe this can be attributed to playing more of an inside role. On the weekend there were numerous times he found space in the congestion and kicked the ball forward - these would've been classed as ineffective but in reality they were anything but. Against the Falcons he finished with 29 possessions, 6 tackles and 2 goals and was BOG for Calder.

      Liberatore has been steadily increasing his average possession total over the last 3 games. His tackling has also been a stand out, statistically. Against the Falcons he finished with 28 possessions, 9 tackles and was in the bests for the 4th game in a row.
      This is the biggests tease, how can we view some footage, the suspense is killing me!

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      • Go_Dogs
        Hall of Fame
        • Jan 2007
        • 10080

        #48
        Re: TAC Cup 2009

        Originally posted by comrade
        It's edited and in MP4 format, about 4 and half minutes in total - I'm trying to upload to YouTube without any luck (keeps timing out).

        Anyone able to advise how I can upload this beauty direct to WOOF rather than via YouTube?
        Not sure about directly uploading to WOOF, but if people are prepared to download the video (I imagine it's a fairly small file) you could upload it to a site like:

        MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.


        or

        megaupload.com

        Once it's uploaded, you receive a download link, which you can post in here, we can all follow and then download your video.


        I have no idea about alternative streaming sites other than youtube, sorry.
        Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs?

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        • Missing Dog
          WOOF Member
          • Jan 2007
          • 8501

          #49
          Re: TAC Cup 2009

          Originally posted by comrade
          It's edited and in MP4 format, about 4 and half minutes in total - I'm trying to upload to YouTube without any luck (keeps timing out).

          Anyone able to advise how I can upload this beauty direct to WOOF rather than via YouTube?
          I use this program to upload videos through youtube and haven't had any issues with it.



          If that doesn't work try myspace or metacafe, otherwise just email it to me and i can upload it for you.

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          • comrade
            Hall of Fame
            • Jun 2008
            • 17847

            #50
            Re: TAC Cup 2009

            Originally posted by bulldogsman
            I use this program to upload videos through youtube and haven't had any issues with it.



            If that doesn't work try myspace or metacafe, otherwise just email it to me and i can upload it for you.
            Does that uploader program work with a Mac?
            Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.

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            • Missing Dog
              WOOF Member
              • Jan 2007
              • 8501

              #51
              Re: TAC Cup 2009

              Originally posted by comrade
              Does that uploader program work with a Mac?
              I don't think so sorry

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              • comrade
                Hall of Fame
                • Jun 2008
                • 17847

                #52
                Re: TAC Cup 2009

                I watched Calder play North Ballarat in Ballarat today, with the Cannons running out comfortable 45 point winners:


                North Ballarat Rebels 2.2 7.3 9.4 9.5 (59)
                Calder Cannons 3.3 5.6 10.9 15.14 (104)

                GOALS:
                North Ballarat Rebels: Parish 2 Hoy Curran Sully McMahon Bourke Darmody Horbury
                Calder Cannons: Mitchell 4 Temel 4 Duhau Melksham Fewster Prestia McCallum Lucin Hunter

                BEST:
                North Ballarat Rebels: Aylett Free Dea Hoy Gavin Astbury
                Calder Cannons: Fewster McCallum Hine Wallis Melksham Mitchell


                As for our F/S boys, Wallis had another solid game. I watched him very carefully and he just has an uncanny ability to find space in congestion and is clever enough to run to the right spot to provide an option for a teammate in trouble. I can understand why he racks up so many handball receives.

                His disposal was good in tricky conditions, spotting up targets with both feet and very clean with his handballing.

                He was rotated on and off the interchange heavily throughout the game, so I'm wondering whether he was carrying a niggle or they're easing him into finals as he's clearly one of Calder's best mids with his ability to be both an inside and outside player.

                Libba wasn't as prolific this week but still worked very hard and had a few nice moments. He's not as creative as Wallis, but his hands are very quick, he is a maniacal tackler and is good overhead.

                As for another potential draftee, Melksham had a very good game. He's a very well balanced player and deceptively quick. His vision was a step above most out there today, hitting up targets that bamboozled the opposition defenders.
                Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.

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