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2 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Car demonstration this week ....next week set the place on fire.

regards Worgeordie

Yes I was thinking if this was the guy who screamed to an agitated crowd to go and burn down Bangkok

Every lawyer will tell you that debts older than 5 years are expired.

To-day Sinopharm jabs are given free to handicapped people in the Government Complex B Chaengwattana 

2 hours ago, mrmicbkktxl said:

What is PKK which  650.000 doses?

Prachuab Khiri Khan     ...650.000 Pfizer doses ???

Can anybody help ?

My Thai wife's sister has a 26 year old mentally handicapped daughter (she does not know who is ) and until know it has been impossible to register her for a vaccination.  The hospital where she is a patient since she was a baby does not have enough vaccines.

As a hospital is preferred the website and the above link of Bumrumgrad Hospital was tried....but it did not leave the possibility for Thai national.

Does anybody have an idea where this unfortunate person can be registered?

20 hours ago, placnx said:

Perhaps you forgot that Khmer Rouge continued to hold the Cambodia seat at the UN until 1993, even though Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1979 to oust the Khmer Rouge regime. The UN is still recognizing the Suu Kyi government of Burma a/k/a Myanmar.

Yes the Khmer Rouge seat was kept in the UN because those wanting to remove their ambassador were the USSR and its supporters and they were in the minority....but I do not understand who decides which regime its legitimate : the Security Council or the General Assembly.

18 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

In the last weeks I saw several opportunities especially for people over 70.

He could get vaccinated in Thailand if he wants to and if he follows the news.

 

I also know a couple of older people who complain they didn't get vaccinated until now. I sent them messages with details where they could register and get vaccinated.

And then when I ask them I get answer like: I only want xyz vaccine and not any other. Or: Maybe another day. Lots of excuses. Don't blame the Thai government when YOU don't take the opportunities which are offered to you.

I wrote in this Forum that (aged 77) I went from the province where I live to Bang Sue Station and got an AZ jab on 8 July within one hour and without any need of paperwork except a passport to prove I was more than 75 /  this Norwegian could have hired a taxi for the whole day and drive up and down to Bang Sue Station ....and that would be much cheaper to flying back to Norway

7 hours ago, Soikhaonoiken said:

Why do they continue to use the sub standard vaccine,.... 

..and why do they continue to use sub standard computers to register applications?

On 7/17/2021 at 10:31 PM, Sparktrader said:

Giving up dairy hardly means a boring life.

I am 77 and since I settled in Thailand in 1987 I never consumed any dairy products....I am still happy and in good health

This also looks to be a solution :  https://recorder.iobit.com/?utm_source=rightips&utm_campaign=iutips

On 7/12/2021 at 12:30 PM, Stocky said:

You could try the Chrome plugin 'Screencastify' that will record what's playing in your browser, or what you're doing on your screen, to a file on your Google Drive.

It worked / thank you

17 hours ago, howto said:

I understand what you are requesting.

Not familiar w/ Vidmate.

 

This is the workflow,

1 - capture

2 - convert/transcode

3 - edit (if required, to remove commercials)

 

#1+2 may be combined, done "on-the-fly".

 

Using a DVR has been suggested and is likely your best option.

You need the time of the show 'start/end'.

 

Software could be 'BandiCut' and 'BandiCam' from https://www.bandicam.com/

Note: "Free" version is 'shareware' and will watermark the video.

 

Typical resolutions are 360p, 720p, 1080p.

That is least to best quality and smallest to largest filesize.

 

You will have issues sending the video to your friend as even the 360p quality can easily be 80+ MB, for a 30 minute show, far too large for a email as often size is capped at 15 MB.

 

Hence, as suggested, send your friend the URL of the show (and what time it starts)

As for yourself, I suggest a DVR.

 

Best of luck

- howto

 

 

 

 

Thank you / for transfer to another friend I can use www.transfer.com which is free for files up to 2 Gb

24 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

In a message or email.

yes of course ...but in the unpleasant country where I want to send this news program in mp4 format via www.wetransfer.com,  my friend gets a warning that the URL or website is not allowed.

4 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

And with Anutin at the helm, they are not wrong.

...and who would do better?

6 hours ago, Why Me said:

Reached the website. But no Google form link. Time: 09:21

I got no Google form link when I used Microsoft Edge but I worked with my other browser Chrome....then the website crashed

2 hours ago, KannikaP said:

Just send him the url.

which software ?

3 hours ago, sandyf said:

I always watch live streaming of the BBC news channel early evening when having a beer on the verandah. Sometimes I see a clip that could be worth saving which on the news channel not so much a problem as they continually repeat things. At that time of a day just too much of an effort.

Your answer is precisely what I want to learn about :  what you see is based on a URL of the BBC.....Now how to save at any moment what is being broadcast from this URL (transform it into a mp4 file?) and which software to use?   I want to download a particular news program from my home country - save it as mp4 - and send it to a friend in another country.

23 hours ago, BKKTRAVELER said:

9 million people registered, 5 million doses expected to arrive (god knows when).

 

Things are about to get interesting...

 

I am horrified to read how many people are still desperate to get a vaccination

For one time I am blessed to be old (more than 75 years) because I could get at Bang Sue Grand Station without pre-registration a free AstraZeneca jab (just walk-in at Gate 1 and show passport) / staff was very kind and helpful in English / Thailand at its best.

National News Bureau Of Thailand (prd.go.th)

Sorry I put this first in the wrong subdivision of this Forum

I look at live TV news from my home country on my desktop PC and sometimes I would like to download it to look again later.

My operating system is Windows 10

Via Google I read about the software Vidmate : does any Forum member have experience with this ?  Any better suggestions?

6 hours ago, tonray said:

I can't even find the line !

If you are "lucky" like me to be older than 75 you can go until 18 July without any pre-registration to Gate 1 of Bang Sue Railway Station and get Astrazeneca / I did it during afternoon hours in less than 30 minutes and they only wanted to see my passport - not asking in which province I lived - and eventually what kind of medication it took / the only problem is to find a parking

22 minutes ago, unblocktheplanet said:

Survey: How many expats over 75 are on here???

24 minutes ago, unblocktheplanet said:

Survey: How many expats over 75 are on here???

When I went to Bang Sue Railway station they only looked at my passport to see if I was 75+  / they did not ask if I lived in BKK or in the provinces