Youtube videos not available in your domain/country?

Jennifer Choo Sue Chin | June 10, 2009

It’s so frustrating that some videos which I wanted to watch again (watched it before some time back) became unavailable in my so called domain/country! When I asked some of my local friends, they said they faced the same problem too but my overseas friends are able to watch those videos! These are not only overseas videos but some local posted videos as well. How very queer!?

Then it dawned on me, that I have received some emails back then from youtube notifying me that some of my posted videos will not be watchable from certain countries. But when I clicked on them, I was able to watch these videos, so I had turned a deaf ear to the notification. Now I know, somewhere, some people are not able to watch or even search for these videos although they are still VERY MUCH available online.

One of my videos which has this notification

One of my videos which has this notification

I really wanted to watch those videos again and found a way to do it, phew, finally!

  1. You have to get the URL link of this video first. A good source of where to find the video is from Yipee. Click on the video icon to launch the video.
  2. Click on the “triangle” button on the right bottom corner of the video. The URL will be displayed.

    Click on the "triangle" and copy the URL

    Click on the "triangle" and copy the URL

  3. Copy the URL.  (Right click and select Copy)
  4. Go to http://ldv.fliggo.com. It’s a video blog site that contains ONLY line dance videos. If you haven’t sign up, do so as it’s absolutely free.
  5. Then click on the “Upload” tab and select “Import from other Sites”.

    Click on the "Upload" tab and select "Import from another site"

    Click on the "Upload" tab and select "Import from another site"

  6. Paste the URL you copied earlier (right click the field and select Paste) into the “Enter YouTube URL” field and click “Preview Import”.

    Paste the video URL and click "Preview Import"

    Paste the video URL and click "Preview Import"

  7. Then click on “Begin Import”. That’s it, wait for a few minute for LDV to do the import and you can watch your videos again!

Have fun!!

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Upload your LD videos @ http://ldv.fliggo.com

Jennifer Choo Sue Chin | March 4, 2009
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Line Dance Videos

I yearn for a LINE DANCE ONLY video site and found a video blog in FLIGGO. Thus I started LDV which stands for LINE DANCE VIDEOS – hehe, what else?

It’s still a start so the more linedancers join in and upload their videos, the more complete this site will be.

Sign up now at http://ldv.fliggo.com. Start uploading and learn/watch your Line Dance videos here! And spread the GOOD NEWS around!!

See u there! 😉

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Amy Christian’s Workshop 13 Dec 2008

Jennifer Choo Sue Chin | January 13, 2009

This is a 1-month-delayed posting! I was waiting to edit and upload all the videos first before writing! And I finally became a little freer to do all of them and had them uploaded overnight!

As she had for the past 2 years, Amy Christian-Sohn has been visiting us here in KL and gladly shared an avalanche of dances she enjoyed recently. It saddened us when she left and moved to get married in the US at the end of 2007 (after the 2nd workshop) but we’re glad that she is coming back yearly and could continue this little rendezvous with us annually.

Group picture

Group picture

Below are the avalanche of dances she shared with us within a couple of hours and we’re all really not bad to remember all of them, at least at that point of time!! And the videos will help our mind to recall what we actually did during the workshop. Click on them to open the video link!

  1. Sting Me (Pam Leader & Ray Crum) – One of my favourites in the workshop! Although my feet were dead tired after so much dancing, I can’t resist to pick up this one. Song is lovely and the choreography complements the song. Even Margaret who was nursing a surgery wound can’t resist this one.
  2. Let’s Bachata (Amy Christian-Sohn) – Amy’s latest choreography. Something new to most of us, to do the Bachata hip work!
  3. Work Work Work (Amy Christian-Sohn) – Another one of Amy’s choreography. Some extraordinary movements there which look really good when everyone is doing it uniformly.
  4. My Next Love (Niels B Poulsen) – A very quick Viennese waltz by Niels to a ‘phantom of the opera’ feel music. Just got to move your feet a lil’ faster and you’ll feel the smoothness of the dance. This is the beginner floor split of Niels’ advanced dance: My Love.
  5. Ying Yang Cha (Niels B Poulsen) – Another good one by Niels. Also a beginner floor split to Niels’ own advanced dance: Don’t Drop Your Cha.
  6. Killa (Raymond Sarlemijn, Michael Sastrowitomo, Eleni de Kok) – A funky dance with LOTS of arms. Very enjoyable and a good practise for those who yearn to do arms!
  7. Good Good (Amy Christian-Sohn) – Love the ‘whoosh’ part! Always waiting for that part! Also the sexy hip rolls!

Another dance which she shared was my hot favourite Notice the Danger by Guyton Mundy. As I was busy enjoying myself on the dance floor, I did not managed to shoot the video. Aiyaaaaaa!!! What a waste 🙁

Anyway, it’s a good opportunity to meet up and catch up with the other line dance friends and also to meet new ones. It’s a fun 2-3 hours we had together and what more fun we get when a group of line dancers come together?! Looking forward to the next Amy’s workshop (2009), and I reckon, the number of participants should double up again this time, as it had over the past 3 years. 🙂

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