This took me a long time to gather footage and edit. I could have done better with fading the music in and out but I got tired of working on this video and I just wanted to finish it. Let me know what you think and add suggestions.
Kalibrgun Cricket .357 Video
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Video is blocked in the US by a copyright claim from Warner Chappell. (That's Warner Music.)
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I don't get why it was blocked. I bought my music. This really makes me mad because I've been working on this video for months. Just editing the music took me several days.
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That's some good shooting right there. Loved the way those chalk pieces vaporized. The 357 has some authority right there. The first rabbit shot was phenomenal. The rabbit jumped so high, I thought it would actually fly away. Your gun seems to be shooting fine especially with so much wind around. This video must be before you complained of the varying shot string ?
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Hey Wyshadow,
Sorry to hear about the "blocking". Never heard of of this situation in this manner. It might be where you are hosting the video that they have the ability to monitor? interesting. Anyway, having been a professional videographer here in the U.S. I can pass along what I have experienced with licensing of music. Just "buying" music as a consumer does not give you the right to rebroadcast the music. In other words unless you have purchased the rights to commercialize the music, what you buy is for your own personal enjoyment. Now with that said, most artist and music distributors have never been able to get a handle on copyright infringements and unauthorized "rebroadcasting" since is such a wide spread phenom. So with that said I would guess the hosting sight has the ability to detect the audio files and maybe a signature that is somehow attached to the original sound track that gives them a way to monitor unauthorized reproductions?
I use to have to buy commercial music for my productions and carry the license in my studio. My TV show that I produced required me to sign a statement that I owned the rights to all copyrighted materials before they would air my production. In other words they just took my word for it and had a legal document that said I was responsible for infringements. So I guess they are really finding new ways to crack down on piracy and reproduction of copyrighted materials. Sorry to hear you can't use the music, but we would still love to see it if you want to strip out the sound track and do it again?
PS, if you want some background music there are "free" music scores available on the internet you can download if you feel you need some background tunes. Probably won't have the same effect you were going after with the original score. Or you could link your video using a different host? Good luck!
Sorry to hear about the "blocking". Never heard of of this situation in this manner. It might be where you are hosting the video that they have the ability to monitor? interesting. Anyway, having been a professional videographer here in the U.S. I can pass along what I have experienced with licensing of music. Just "buying" music as a consumer does not give you the right to rebroadcast the music. In other words unless you have purchased the rights to commercialize the music, what you buy is for your own personal enjoyment. Now with that said, most artist and music distributors have never been able to get a handle on copyright infringements and unauthorized "rebroadcasting" since is such a wide spread phenom. So with that said I would guess the hosting sight has the ability to detect the audio files and maybe a signature that is somehow attached to the original sound track that gives them a way to monitor unauthorized reproductions?
I use to have to buy commercial music for my productions and carry the license in my studio. My TV show that I produced required me to sign a statement that I owned the rights to all copyrighted materials before they would air my production. In other words they just took my word for it and had a legal document that said I was responsible for infringements. So I guess they are really finding new ways to crack down on piracy and reproduction of copyrighted materials. Sorry to hear you can't use the music, but we would still love to see it if you want to strip out the sound track and do it again?
PS, if you want some background music there are "free" music scores available on the internet you can download if you feel you need some background tunes. Probably won't have the same effect you were going after with the original score. Or you could link your video using a different host? Good luck!
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The 75 yard shooting was film a few days ago. I think one of the 50 yard shots was filmed a few weeks ago but everything else was filmed months ago
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No blocking in Norway. Or in the EU-region for that matter?
like the video. What a hard hitting gun that is!
like the video. What a hard hitting gun that is!
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I got an email from YouTube that my video is being blocked to everyone in the U.S. I'm going to listen to some of the songs on youtube's free library
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Nice shooting man.
I'm in suriname so no blocking over here.
What's your camera / scope setup if I may ask.
I'm in suriname so no blocking over here.
What's your camera / scope setup if I may ask.
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YES! This works in the USA! So is this with the same audio as before? I noticed the wife was shooting 100% Keep the wife happy, she's a good shot! ha ha. Nice shooting on both your parts and a nice video to boot! Thanks for sharing. Keep em coming!
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Ok good! It should be the original audio. I wasn't going put in as much work as I did the original. I was just going to put some back ground beat through the hold video and call it done. My wife is a really good shot. Her thing is shotguns. Nothing gets away from her. She doesn't think much of airguns though. She still considers them toys. I'm ok with it. Just as long as I can shot out in the backyard
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The camera I'm using is an old school Casio Exilim EX-ZR700 and the mount is the Orion SteadyPix Mount. If I were looking for a camera setup, I wouldn't get this setup. I would get an iPhone and the iScope
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The birds and rabbits were filmed at my in-laws. It's a great place to hunt. My father-in-law has been asking my wife and I to come back because prairie dogs are back on his land again. He poisoned them three years ago and now they're back. He wants me to come back and shoot some of them before he poisons them again. He knows I like to film my hunts and he has introduced me to several farmers in the area.
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