Just found out I’ll be working when the live event runs tonight. What do we know about after-the-fact streaming?
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Is that "Watch Later," or is it another function I haven't seen yet? I think Watch Later just puts your videos into a playlist so you can remember and watch them later on.YouTube has a function called "save for later". Never used it, but it might work.
Is that "Watch Later," or is it another function I haven't seen yet? I think Watch Later just puts your videos into a playlist so you can remember and watch them later on.
I'm kinda hoping Steve Sidoruk hops on here with a definitive answer. I've set the "Watch Later" on YouTube Live just in case.
The World Premier on October 1st was free and included a panel discussion following the screening.So---is the film going to stream for free or what?
That was it. The Q&A was not worth waiting for--the questions were mostly already covered in the film. In fact, I paused it after the first couple of questions, then played it back later at 1.5 speed while wrapping up work for the night. A couple of new points not made in the doc, but the rest, again, we'd already heard.YouTube Live did save it for me. 2:39:00 worth, so I'm guessing that's the entire event.
So the doc is two and a half hours long? Wow.That was it. The Q&A was not worth waiting for--the questions were mostly already covered in the film. In fact, I paused it after the first couple of questions, then played it back later at 1.5 speed while wrapping up work for the night. A couple of new points not made in the doc, but the rest, again, we'd already heard.
Close to it. Just over an hour and 50 minutes, plus the 30 minute Q&A. The first ten minutes on YouTube are just a holding pattern since they seemed to roll it around 8:10pm EDT.So the doc is two and a half hours long? Wow.
Oh, well. Worth the money.The video is no longer available. It's been set to "private". It's now available on a pay-per-view basis on sites like Amazon Prime Video.
$12 for 30 days of access. It looks like you pick your local organization to support, and from there you're taken to a site where you can purchase a $12 ticket to view the film and the Q&A.Actually, it looks like they've teamed up with independent theaters and are doing "virtual cinema" home streaming:
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