hey kev....where'd my avatar go?

[Flaca Productions]

she was CUTE, too?

it won't let me upload anything from my desktop...

help!


thanks kevin...
brian

[Necktie Boy]

Maybe she wasn't cute enough....hehehehe

[shade]

you refering to your portrait??????

[Land Rover]

I'm having the same problem. I tried to upload a new avatar and it won't allow me to load one from my desktop or from a URL.

[b-roll]

I'm not sure where the old avatar went... but in the process of moving b-roll.net to a new server, we had problems with the permissions for the folder you upload your avatar to... this has been fixed and you should be able to upload new avatars now...

Sorry for the problems...

kev

[Land Rover]

Figured it was because of the move. Its working now.

[Flaca Productions]

she is BACK!!!
(careful Shade, i'll put a pic of you up there....)

[Necktie Boy]

Good to see you gal back up!

[couryhouse]

actually ..... the sony girl is part of......



SONY CV-2400 Portapak
The Portable Battery Operated non EIAJ Skip Field

see the museum! this portapack was so nasty... you would rewind the tape.... with a CRANK!!

1967
Sony introduces the world's first portable VTR, the DV-2400.

The VIDEO ROVER, was the first video portapack. it offered the format of the time which was B/W, skip field, Pre-EIAJ, 1/2 inch tape, reel to reel. This first unit was a record ONLY portapak VTR outfit. Recording time was 20 minutes on 4-1/2 inch reel of 1/2 inch videotape. streamlined for size and weight you were provided a small hand crank that stored in the units lid for rewinding the tape!

Playback of tapes from this unit (after they were hand rewound) was accomplished on the CV-2000 series decks.