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3 months agoDay of the Outlaw commented on Last 5 minutes of video missing.Ok, finally got the file re-encoded but now when I try to "Replace this video" with the new file, it's telling me I only have 25 M left for the week. But since I'm replacing an existing file, I should be allowed to upload it, right?
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3 months agoDay of the Outlaw commented on Last 5 minutes of video missing.
Daniel....looks like you guys re-encoded it....but it still has EXACTLY the same problem. Please let me know how to remedy! thanks
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3 months agoDay of the Outlaw commented on Last 5 minutes of video missing.
This afternoon I uploaded this file: http://www.vimeo.com/6057355 The file was under the 500 G limit...and should run 16:50. But, for some reason it cuts off at 11:25. This doesn't make sense...even the count at the beginning says 16:50, yet it ends at 11:25. And also when I go to download the file...it says 474.11 G file size...which is the same size as the original file I uploaded. Any ideas? thanks
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3 months agoDay of the Outlaw tagged Summer Tour '09 - Behind The Scenes ~ Day Of The Outlaw with:
Day of the Outlaw
Joined October 2008
"Southern Rock gets worked over, Cali-style, full-force."
--Rob Swick, All Access Magazine
In the vast spread of Los Angeles, Stewart Eastham, Spurgeon Dunbar, Cosmo Jones, and Burke Ericson were brought together through of a set of seemingly random circumstances. In the summer of 2008, through this set of circumstances, Day Of The Outlaw was born.
Stewart, Cosmo, and Burke had played together for years in the rock n roll band Minibike, but they were ready to take their sound to a new, more serious level. The first step was enlisting Spurgeon on lead guitar. They had heard of Spurgeon through a close friend who had pointed out that his guitar playing style and sensibility would mesh perfectly with the new sound they were creating: Truckstop Rock.
Taking the heart & soul of country 'n western music and mixing it with the pure rock fury of hard rock, Day Of The Outlaw was able to invent a genre all their own. Their 100% pure American music, reaches across genres to bring music lovers of all types together, rocking side by side.
With a batch of newly written songs under their arms, they entered the studio and began work on what would eventually become their epic masterwork, Black Mountain Majesty. They called upon the help of many additional Los Angeles friends and musicians to help create the sound of the album. The idea was to give the album the big production of their favorite rock n roll records, yet retain the intimacy and down-toearth vibe of some of their favorite country records
After weeks of endless rehearsals and mixing sessions for the album, the band played their first show together at the end of October. Based on that one show, they were the first band ever invited to perform live on MTV's new website Soundtrack.mtv.com. In February of 2009, their album Black Mountain Majesty was complete.
From hipster to hillbilly...from metal head to mullet head....they all hold their devil horns high for the unique sounds of Day Of The Outlaw. Lock up your livestock, load your weapons, & hide the women. Armed with their debut album Black Mountain Majesty, Day of the Outlaw will be bringing their wild and unpredictable live show to a town near you.
--Rob Swick, All Access Magazine
In the vast spread of Los Angeles, Stewart Eastham, Spurgeon Dunbar, Cosmo Jones, and Burke Ericson were brought together through of a set of seemingly random circumstances. In the summer of 2008, through this set of circumstances, Day Of The Outlaw was born.
Stewart, Cosmo, and Burke had played together for years in the rock n roll band Minibike, but they were ready to take their sound to a new, more serious level. The first step was enlisting Spurgeon on lead guitar. They had heard of Spurgeon through a close friend who had pointed out that his guitar playing style and sensibility would mesh perfectly with the new sound they were creating: Truckstop Rock.
Taking the heart & soul of country 'n western music and mixing it with the pure rock fury of hard rock, Day Of The Outlaw was able to invent a genre all their own. Their 100% pure American music, reaches across genres to bring music lovers of all types together, rocking side by side.
With a batch of newly written songs under their arms, they entered the studio and began work on what would eventually become their epic masterwork, Black Mountain Majesty. They called upon the help of many additional Los Angeles friends and musicians to help create the sound of the album. The idea was to give the album the big production of their favorite rock n roll records, yet retain the intimacy and down-toearth vibe of some of their favorite country records
After weeks of endless rehearsals and mixing sessions for the album, the band played their first show together at the end of October. Based on that one show, they were the first band ever invited to perform live on MTV's new website Soundtrack.mtv.com. In February of 2009, their album Black Mountain Majesty was complete.
From hipster to hillbilly...from metal head to mullet head....they all hold their devil horns high for the unique sounds of Day Of The Outlaw. Lock up your livestock, load your weapons, & hide the women. Armed with their debut album Black Mountain Majesty, Day of the Outlaw will be bringing their wild and unpredictable live show to a town near you.
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