Aussie Finch Forum

Thanks again Sam and co,a history lesson for old and new as Arthur said. Cheers Craig

Ray Ackroyd's March 2015 presentation is up on YouTube. Worth a watch - might stir up a bit of controversy! See first post in this thread...

Thanks Sam for posting this up. Just watched it, what an interesting man and great presentation. Very informative.

Ken.
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matcho wrote:Thanks Sam for posting this up. Just watched it, what an interesting man and great presentation. Very informative.

Ken.
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Thanks Ken. Unfortunately the quality of the audio recording was poor this time around. I tried to fix it but still not terrific. Was the sound acceptable on your computer?

Sam

It was fine. Admittedly I listened through earphones on an old ASUS laptop, but it was fine.

Ken.

Fantastic Sam,thanks for the name drop.I wonder if he remembers me or just agreed that he knew me Would have loved to have had his life style trapping and dealing in finches,all i can do is dream now. Cheers Craig

Audio on my computer was poor . . in fact in many/ most parts couldn't be understood. Came a little bit better towards the end

Not whinging, and wasn't even going to mention it, as I really appreciate this service . .

Just replying to Sam's request for feedback

arthur wrote:Audio on my computer was poor . . in fact in many/ most parts couldn't be understood. Came a little bit better towards the end

Not whinging, and wasn't even going to mention it, as I really appreciate this service . .

Just replying to Sam's request for feedback

Thanks Arthur and I agree it is very marginal. The original audio was really poor and I'm not sure my fiddling really helped much. I might have another go at filtering the audio at some stage.

Perhaps there's an audio engineer on AFF who might like to assist?

If you can't stand the poor quality audio then try the following video which includes Ray's original narration but you'll miss out on much of the discussion during the FSA presentation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=604ftjoR260

Awesome videos, thanks for sharing, spent the last two hours watching, never knew genetics could be so interesting