Foxhunting and Kilts

**Archangel** · 28th October 05, 03:11 AM

Finally found the Lawson's Fox hunt video, kilts and all: http://www.zooproductions.be/p01new/source/hunting.html

**Ugly Bear** · 28th October 05, 04:16 AM

When I go there, all I get is a commercial for kiwi fruit. Where's the movie?

**Iolaus** · 28th October 05, 07:56 AM

Originally Posted by Ugly Bear

When I go there, all I get is a commercial for kiwi fruit. Where's the movie?

I got the movie, no commercial.

**bubba** · 28th October 05, 08:03 AM

All I get is that kiwi fruit ad too.

**GMan** · 28th October 05, 08:24 AM

A kilted kiwi fruit!

Yes I too got that advertisement.

**Ugly Bear** · 28th October 05, 08:40 AM

Could someone who can open the movie ... go to the movie page, and copy down the source code for the page? I may be able to download it directly.

Or maybe someone could just describe it. Hell, maybe it's not worth the trouble.

**JackK** · 28th October 05, 01:11 PM

I got the movie
Took my old brain a bit to figure it what happeded, but good one on the kilted

Jack

**Hamish** · 28th October 05, 05:13 PM

The only ones I could view were the Kiwi and one of the Stella Artois advertisements. The others caused my computer to freeze and I had to reboot (I think that's what it is called!!). Oh, dear! Technology and me are not really compatible!

**Archangel** · 28th October 05, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Hamish

The only ones I could view were the Kiwi and one of the Stella Artois advertisements. The others caused my computer to freeze and I had to reboot (I think that's what it is called!!). Oh, dear! Technology and me are not really compatible!

Hi Hamish
I'm going to assume you have a pc computer and are using explorer as a browser. After several movies, the program is going to have troubles because the cache will be full. The Foxhunting video is large so that could cause some software distress. If this is the pattern of the crashes then, I hope somebody can pass on easy instructions on assigning the program more memory and a larger cache. Again, if this is the pattern, then another solution is to assess how many movies before the freeze up and, in future, quit explorer after a couple of movies, and then watch the rest. Try quitting explorer and going to the foxhunting after re-opening the program. It should work.
Hopefully this is not too much gobbledygook.

**Hamish** · 28th October 05, 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by Archangel

Hi Hamish
I'm going to assume you have a pc computer and are using explorer as a browser. After several movies, the program is going to have troubles because the cache will be full. The Foxhunting video is large so that could cause some software distress. If this is the pattern of the crashes then, I hope somebody can pass on easy instructions on assigning the program more memory and a larger cache. Again, if this is the pattern, then another solution is to assess how many movies before the freeze up and, in future, quit explorer after a couple of movies, and then watch the rest. Try quitting explorer and going to the foxhunting after re-opening the program. It should work.
Hopefully this is not too much gobbledygook.

Oh, that is really kind of you to come to my rescue, but I fear it IS (for me) "too much gobbledygook"

Yes, I have a PC but I have no real idea whether I use explorer as a browser - I have AOL Broadband and use that for all my Internet work. More than that and I am at a loss.

I've just been back for another try. Saw the Kiwi advertisement on the first three 'link windows', and then a window appeared telling me I need to download some more software in order to view the fourth one. I don't risk dowloading things I don't understand - they often seem to fail to download anyway - and so I don't bother with them.

Don't worry! I am content in my ignorance (I suppose!) ;), but thanks again.