Crow Horse

https://youtu.be/NN5sKeba0YA

https://www.youtube.com/embed/NN5sKeba0YA?si=t9RHT61Ba7ePx9No https://www.youtube.com/embed/NN5sKeba0YA?si=t9RHT61Ba7ePx9No

It's frustrating.... but I posted the link on another forum (not bass fishing) and the thumbnail displayed correctly. This again points a finger at BR being the source of the issue. It appears at this point that individuals can't resolve this on the user end. (more precision guesswork)

another failed attempt...

Not for me.... Employing some precision guesswork, if I had to guess, when the link automatically embeds, that might be the trouble spot. I'm clueless to how that can be investigated. When I paste the link the thumbnail displays correctly. Once submit is hit, it all tanks....

Scratching head......

Thanks for the effort. I've been working with this for hours and still no joy.

I'm curious if any of my videos are displaying correctly (thumbnail) to others? When I post them on FB they display correctly.

Was it in one of the accepted file types?

I see an apex predator waiting for prey..... The thumbnail displays...

test fail

Anyone else try this and succeed? I'm not sure what I'm doing incorrectly.

No joy. From the edit window,there isn't a "submit" button. There is only an "Edit" button, which I'm assuming is what you mean. I'm not sure where I need to hit" enter" before I hit the "Edit" button. I'm not the sharpest tack in the box when it comes to these things but I've tried this about a dozen variations and still can't get it...😃

I sent Glenn a message about this. Hopefully he can get it resolved.

I'm not super computer savy but it seems that now when I post a YouTube video, the thumbnail doesn't display. What does display is a black scree twith "error 153, video player configuration error". Does anyone know how to correct this and get the thumbnails to display? Thanks!

Thanks! I have a very long way to go before I will consider myself proficient in editing. As frustrating as it is, it's fun and much like fishing.

The 2025 season for me has come to an end and I'm bummed out about that. The last several years I've been able to get out in the early part of November, but no joy this year in that regard. This year I wasn't able to get out on the water as much as I usually do. Life, obligations, family, and weather dashed many of my planned ventures. Despite that, I am extremely thankful for just being able to get to wet a line and enjoy the solitude and quietude. I did have some very good innings. I video the entire day and edit it down to put on YouTube. I do this for three reasons. One is to be able to share my experiences with friends & family. Two, I can observe my mistakes in all their glory (I don't edit them out) and to be able to learn from them. Three, I do it for my own pleasure of reliving the trips and refreshing my memory. I could care less as to how many views they receive. Actually, there is a fourth reason. The videos help me to learn more about video editing and the editing software (DaVinci Resolve). Season Opener Season Finale....

Yep! Color me an infidel, heretic, renegade, rogue, or that I've just lost the plot......😁

12' Old Town Vapor XT sit in - 1 Plano Guide bag holding 5 3600 cases. 2 additional 3600 cases behind the seat. One rod.

Probably my season finale. Forgot to include it's "sibling".

Here's an interesting video that has a GoPro inside the tire using balancing beads. I've been watching videos and I'm seeing many variables that might be contributing to the mixed results that I'm seeing. Tire size and width, adding the correct amount of balancing beads (the charts just might be a starting point), air moisture inside the tire that allows the beads to clump, and other contaminants that allow the beads to clump inside the tire. I'm sure there are more....

One thing to consider when comparing auto or truck tires to trailer wheels is size. Trailer wheels usually are considerably smaller than auto or truck tires and they will spin faster. Presumably, the "kick in" speed will be lower. That's just a thought and not fact.

My concerns are preventative in nature. Presently I don't even have the tires yet. Being that the season appears to have ended for me, this will be a winter/early spring project. I'm looking to get all my ducks in a row. Adding the balancing bead through the valve stem is painfully slow. I've always broke the bead and added them. It's worth the little extra work. If I can fab up mount for my GoPros, I'd like to take some video of the tires without the beads and then again with the beads to make a visual comparison.

Balancing beads used on trailer tires. Same size that I want to install.

I'm not sure the comparison with aircraft tires is valid. Small aircraft tires are engineered to a completely different criteria. Spin up, load impacting, and heating are critical areas. They are completely different animals and their operating environments are vastly different yet they do need to be balanced.