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This page is for posting links to online streaming video, Youtube and things like that. The rules are somewhat looser than Discussion. You can post and discuss mainstream and related amateur video. Do not post clips from commercial videos. It's usually not that hard to tell the difference.
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| Friday January 08 01:10:53 2016 Re: Google drive storage of videos |
| Raffish wrote: > I'm okay with paying for the 1TB Drive account, since > it's no more expensive than what I'm currently paying > Mega. With that space restriction out of the way, it's > sounding like Drive is the better option, since we > definitely do want listing by filename, yes? (If the > first-frame view is really all Photos offers, that's > obviously impractical for an archive of this size.) Let > me know if you discover any other factors that should influence our choice. I'm actually favoring Photos over drive because you can put in a lot of information in the "description" of each video whereas with Drive all you get is the filename. It is a shame that you cannot browse through a list of captions on Photos, but you can easily search by filename. It's also a shame you can't pick the frame of interest, but there's an easy work-around. It would require a bit of work but you can easily create a new "collection" for each video and you can then even put in screen caps. Then, when browsing you'll see the screen caps and the first frame of the video. The biggest downside I could see is the potential for G00gle to screen through video uploads on G00gle photos more than drive, especially since they are providing "unlimited" storage. On the other hand, I feel our clips are probably short enough to get by (we are not including entire movies by any means). As an example, I've filled in the "description" of a few test videos I uploaded. I copied/pasted the description from the database, added additional tags, e.g. IMDB IDs, and will wait a day before I test the search feature. I did notice that the search is pretty good once indexed - it knows the difference between 'tape gag' and '"tape gag"' with the latter giving me only instances with the specific phrase "tape gag" and not just having both words tape and gag. I'm thinking maybe at some point this will end up as a distributed effort. People will contribute clips to a shared album and annotate it accordingly. This takes a lot of the time required to enter all the details and divides it out amongst many. Of course, it'll be the anarchy equivalent to Brian's page DB which is nicely moderated. Furthermore, it might be easily subject to vandalism - I'm not sure about security of shared albums. |
| Nicholas Nickleby |
| Friday January 08 03:06:00 2016 Help ID'ing a French TV scene? |
| I'm trying to ID a particular scene, but have lost the actual file to a hard drive crash and I don't recall the title. It's in French, and the production values seem to be TV-series level. The scene opens with a pretty brunette (in her 30's?) snooping around a mobile home, only to have the 2 male villains return and find her there. One pushes her down onto the bed while his accomplice says something to the effect of "what do we do with her?". The more dominant thug replies by cleave gagging her onscreen (with a tie or handkerchief). He then ties her hands behind her back with a belt. Good closeups throughout. Scene cuts away and we see her struggling on the bed alone, having been hogtied with belts, before her friends arrive to discover and release her. I'd appreciate any help with this - I'm hoping Raffish or Sam have clipped it in the past. (Thanks fellas for all you do!) |
| madmime |
| Friday January 08 05:45:53 2016 A que no me dejas Capítulo 121 |
| Scene continued and no one else picked it up so.... as speculated she got re-captured after an escape. Now tied to a chair and cleave gagged. Hands in front, rope around torso, ankles tied together. Past few caps various scenes of her in the chair. Cops at the doors knocking, may be rescued next cap on friday. 11:25 hg over the cleave gag. Cap 120 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAH99hoxF6M 12:35 violent shaking / sweating not sure what is happening. 23:45 having flashbacks / close ups of face "Nuria amenaza a Valentina" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5azbJzEOrQ Scene where she is taken out of car trunk and tied up on floor. Gloating with female captor/ close ups in middle and towards end of this video. "Valentina intenta escapar" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Q7kJHX_OZg The escape scene - she pulls herself to standing and cuts off the ropes. Over by 1:20. Recapture at end. |
| Can't Sleep |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5azbJzEOrQ |
| Friday January 08 10:02:42 2016 Re: Help ID'ing a French TV scene? |
| madmime wrote: It's in French, and the production values seem to > be TV-series level. > The scene opens with a pretty brunette (in her 30's?) > snooping around a mobile home, only to have the 2 male > villains return and find her there. One pushes her down > onto the bed while his accomplice says something to the > effect of "what do we do with her?". The more > dominant thug replies by cleave gagging her onscreen > (with a tie or handkerchief). He then ties her hands > behind her back with a belt. Good closeups throughout. > Scene cuts away and we see her struggling on the bed > alone, having been hogtied with belts, before her friends > arrive to discover and release her. Record number: 8604 Title: Commissaire moulin, police judiciaire (2002) Medium: TV Movie Actress: Natacha Amal Description: Natacha Amal is hogtied and gagged with a scarf at the end of the movie. |
| xav |
| Friday January 08 11:06:37 2016 Re: Help ID'ing a French TV scene? |
| madmime wrote: > I'd appreciate any help with this - I'm hoping Raffish or > Sam have clipped it in the past. Doesn't sound familiar to me, but I hope you find it. Sounds like a great scene. The French seems to be rather underrated when it comes to good, realistic bondage on TV. |
| Sam |
| Friday January 08 11:19:00 2016 Il Burbero |
| Debra Feuer gets B&Ged to a chair |
| togolane |
| https://www.sendspace.com/file/wxm229 |
| Friday January 08 11:50:13 2016 Re: Help ID'ing a French TV scene? |
| Found it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSNpUAKYwj4 |
| wolfkeeper35 |
| Friday January 08 11:55:32 2016 It Never Ends… (Crumpkin) |
| Short film on Vimeo. Hands behind, feet bound with saran wrap and tape gagged. Some nice close ups, tape is a bit loose unfortunately. |
| https://vimeo.com/143511295 |
| Friday January 08 12:38:10 2016 Re: Help ID'ing a French TV scene? |
| wolfkeeper35 wrote: > Found it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSNpUAKYwj4 Now all that's needed is an ep number. |
| Sam |
| Friday January 08 14:29:04 2016 Re: Google drive storage of videos |
| Nicholas Nickleby wrote: > I'm actually favoring Photos over drive because you can > put in a lot of information in the > "description" of each video whereas with Drive > all you get is the filename. Actually, Drive lets you add descriptions as well, so I'm still leaning toward it over Photos due to the ability to browse by filename (and despite its not being free over 15GB, since the expense would be minor). But since there's nothing like a side-by-side comparison, I've synced the Community folder to Drive, where it fits just barely within the current 25GB limit: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B4u3brXcKItMQjNVUVdMUUtYcTg Meanwhile, the Community 1080 folder (which contains all of the 1080p/1080i clips) is now a shared album and collection in Photos: https://goo.gl/photos/xWnmznZDS9aX3LRZA > It would require a bit of work but you can > easily create a new "collection" for each video > and you can then even put in screen caps. Then, when > browsing you'll see the screen caps and the first frame > of the video. Yeah. I may continue to store my own clips and caps in separate directories for now, rather than creating a separate album for each clip that has caps associated, but this is a nice option to have. > The biggest downside I could see is the > potential for G00gle to screen through video uploads on > G00gle photos more than drive, especially since they are > providing "unlimited" storage. I'm thinking there may be something to this. Of the 21 clips in that Community 1080 folder, only 15 are currently showing up in Photos. The other six are listed as "backed up" in the app but aren't anywhere to be found online...and at least one of those was there originally but has gone missing within the last hour. So far I haven't noticed any missing files in the much larger Drive archive. > I'm thinking maybe at some point this will end up as a > distributed effort. People will contribute clips to a > shared album and annotate it accordingly. This takes a > lot of the time required to enter all the details and > divides it out amongst many. Of course, it'll be the > anarchy equivalent to Brian's page DB which is nicely > moderated. Furthermore, it might be easily subject to > vandalism - I'm not sure about security of shared albums. One compromise would be to create a shared "dropbox" album where anyone could add clips and caps. I'd do some minimal moderation -- which would normally just consist of verifying that they're mainstream scenes, and possibly changing the filenames, which I'd like to keep in a consistent format -- and then move them to the Community folder, which would be view-only. The only catch here is that it would be nice if the descriptions/"tags" alone were still editable after the move, either by anyone or by a trusted group of editors (a la Brian's DB) if we started seeing abuse. I don't know if that's possible without also allowing people to do more destructive things like deleting clips, but I imagine we can figure something out. |
| Raffish |
| Friday January 08 18:58:33 2016 Re: Il Burbero |
| togolane wrote: > Debra Feuer gets B&Ged to a chair I remember this classic, thank you! One of the few I can remember visually just from the title. |
| Jacko |
| Friday January 08 19:11:06 2016 Re: It Never Ends… (Crumpkin) |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Short film on Vimeo. I believe this is the second time I've seen a short film by a female writer/director featuring an extensive scene of interest with little to no plot; can anyone else remember others? |
| Jacko |
| Friday January 08 19:51:34 2016 Re: Caribbean Heist (moved from The Discussion Page) |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I cannot find the movie anywhere online, but there may be > more scenes. You can stream the movie at the link. |
| Bubba |
| http://www.thecaribbeanheist.com/ |
| Friday January 08 20:23:46 2016 Re: Help ID'ing a French TV scene? |
| xav wrote: > Record number: 8604 > Title: Commissaire moulin, police judiciaire (2002) Fantastic, thanks xav and everyone! Now to track it down. :) |
| Friday January 08 20:54:16 2016 Re: Caribbean Heist (moved from The Discussion Page) |
| Bubba wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > I cannot find the movie anywhere online, but there > may be > > more scenes. > You can stream the movie at the link. Good YouTube clip for the scene in question. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrC0SJm6oLU |
| Fred |
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