right now i’ve had a little bit of free time to sit in the air-c0nditioning and look at my computer, and i was dismayed to see that my site continues to fall apart. i haven’t had an RSS feed forever, and now it doesn’t seem that my videos are here, either. the place where they were stored, on this site called vodpod, was bought by another site called lockerz, and i HATE this site because when i go there it’s all about “earning points” and a bunch of crap like that, plus shopping for crap which i don’t care about. i just want my videos over there on the side. it should be simple.
argh, that’s all i have to say about that.
meanwhile…
mom, amy and dad going to see “men in black 3” on father’s day. amy was the good daughter, taking dad to the movies.
numie, always so very cute…
i love the way his little paw is crossed.
noodle with one of his little babies.
and this is the lone photo i have of lester today, even though it’s so ridiculously dark.
i’m always looking for some kind of class in website building, but i can’t ever find one. maybe i need to seek a person who knows all about websites who can just help me fix mine. it doesn’t seem that it should be so complicated, but i can’t ever find the stuff i need online to fix it. well, sometimes i find something that might be helpful but then it seems very random and impossible to me.
that is all for now.
ok then,
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Since you are using WordPress your problem is somewhat easy to solve. Get all the video content uploaded to your website server – easiest way is to use FTP software.
Before uploading that video content make sure you convert it to .WEB. After that is done it’s easy to install a HTML5 video plugin to play your videos. This is how I have my video setup to run on my site.
Easy tools for conversion are listed here
Converting .MTS to .WEBM video
https://iggyz.com/?p=19594
I use Arista Transcoder It’s pretty straightforward easy to use and fairly fast.
The hard less here is never entrust others with your content. Run it from your site and make sure to always have good backups. The 1st part has gotten much easier now with HTML5. Years ago it was a pain in the backside.
Why aren’t you using HTML5
https://iggyz.com/?p=19558
Definitely some serious reading but hopefully enough guidance is linked and described there to get you heading in the right direction.