Not sure if this is the right place to ask this question. I am in the process of making a fishing video with my Gopro which I want to upload to YouTube. However, I want to use some of my favorite music in it which is all copyright music. Is there any way I can post this on YouTube without running into any issues?
I'll be there next weekend as well! Just reading up on the tournament and now I'm worried it's going to be super crowded. I found this webinar of the Raven fork watershed, it gives a great overview of that specific area. https://youtu.be/kBTNFi_Ayi0?si=cJ4YUx70u38GXsSe
Awesome video and great music selection. Quick question: do you not run into any copyright regulations with having the song playing?
Any idea how this would work on Android?
GoPro - question about GuidesDiscussion
Hi all, this is a question for the guides in this sub. Is it generally frowned upon if a client wants to bring his Gopro to the outing and capture film while fishing?
Sounds interesting, do you know how that works?
Damn. That's straight up evil. That cop needs to be fired immediately. Makes you wonder what else she did to other people. Disgusting.
Looks similar to what we paid for our Platinum last year in NC
Too late, it already happened. Silent invasion
The idea was to let the car run, and thus be able to recharge its own battery when it gets low.
Electricity from vehicle during power outage
Would it be possible to run an extension cable from my 2023 Sienna Platinum with 1500w power outlet to power my fridge during a power outage? Basically using the car as a power generator.
In my 2023 platinum I can screenshare from my Samsung Galaxy S22+ cell phone to the rear entertainment system. YouTube, Netflix, Prime, anything really. Works like a charm. No need for extra setup and cables whatsoever.
What if Karma had this money coming your way on purpose?
Check out the Meet-up app and then search for pickup soccer groups near Durham. That's what I did and there are plenty of groups playing almost every weekday
You're alright boy!
I have a rear facing seat in the seat behind the passenger. Although not sure if it's the safest.
In addition to driving style and terrain, I would also say the tires, weight (how many passengers you usually drive with), climate of your geographic location etc. I have a 2023 FWD and after 1800 miles, I just surpassed the 35.0 mpg marker. I live in Central NC, very humid and long summer, needing to run the AC most of the time, which also factors into mpg rating.
Where I'm from some cities have cameras at traffic intersections that photograph cars (and license plates) that run a red light. Why can't we have this here?
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