Sanjay, thank you. I am glad you found it useful. I currently have seven videos about the Labradar. Not sure if I can make any more. But all seven are in a Playlist. To view the Playlist, click on my channel name (knowledge2you) above. And once on the channel page, click Playlists.
My Labradar should arrive in a few days, and I was very glad to have watched this video. I am sure that now it will be easier to follow the manual's instructions. Also appreciate your explanation regarding the discrepancies among the Quick Setup, Quick Start and Manual velocity ranges. Now to watch Video #2
I am glad you found it useful 03patines. It is probably more than you want to watch, but I have three introduction videos and four additional topics videos. They are all grouped together in a playlist which there is a link to at the end of each of the seven videos.
@@knowledge2you Your welcome, I noticed that there are a lot of UA-cam comes with subtitle. I think you disable the subtitle before using your UA-cam. I am not sure about that. Thanks again.
@@dalefine3329 I looked into it and UA-cam can automatically generate subtitles. However, there is no punctuation, i.e. no commas, no periods, etc. And some of the words get mistranscribed. For example, it transcribed ‘blast from your firearm’ to ‘blasphemy firearm’. And it created some strange line breaks. So, it requires a lot of clean up. But I made the corrections and have turned it on for this video. Can you take a look and tell me how well it works? I tried to keep sentences together, or break them at logic points, as much as I could. Even though this meant the caption was no longer perfectly synced with the audio. Sometimes, the captioning is covering part of the video I am trying to show. But I cannot control the positioning of the captions. In addition to using [pause], I sometimes use … or .. to denote a long or short pause. And I could not find if closed captioning is supposed to be a literal transcription of what I am saying. Or, if I could correct some of my grammar, misstatements, etc. I chose to do the latter. If it works for you, let me know the other two videos you would like done. But please understand it took me over 8 hours to complete this one. So, I don’t know how fast I can do them. But after doing this one, I can see where this would also help people who have to mute the audio when watching. And for those where English is not their first language.
@@knowledge2you THANK YOU! I watched them for only 3 minutes and able to understand what you are saying. I do understand what you are trying to clean up the "garage". Don't worry about that! I have been read like that in UA-cam videos. I am able to figure out what they mean. At least I understand what they are doing! I will rewatch your videos! Many thanks and stay safe!
I just picked a La Radar. Your videos were very helpful. Thank you.
Sir, your instructional video has saved me much time. I highly appreciate your thorough guide. Please continue to create updates to this chronograph.
Sanjay, thank you. I am glad you found it useful. I currently have seven videos about the Labradar. Not sure if I can make any more. But all seven are in a Playlist. To view the Playlist, click on my channel name (knowledge2you) above. And once on the channel page, click Playlists.
My Labradar should arrive in a few days, and I was very glad to have watched this video. I am sure that now it will be easier to follow the manual's instructions. Also appreciate your explanation regarding the discrepancies among the Quick Setup, Quick Start and Manual velocity ranges. Now to watch Video #2
I am glad you found it useful 03patines. It is probably more than you want to watch, but I have three introduction videos and four additional topics videos. They are all grouped together in a playlist which there is a link to at the end of each of the seven videos.
Excellent review. Thank You. I just ordered my LabRadar after watching your review. Two Thumbs Up.
great info TY
I am deaf and would love to see subtitles added to here and two other videos. It seems very detailed which I need to read the subtitle. Thank you.
Dale, do you know of software that could generate subtitles from audio?
Dale, thank you for the information. I will look into it.
@@knowledge2you Your welcome, I noticed that there are a lot of UA-cam comes with subtitle. I think you disable the subtitle before using your UA-cam. I am not sure about that. Thanks again.
@@dalefine3329 I looked into it and UA-cam can automatically generate subtitles. However, there is no punctuation, i.e. no commas, no periods, etc. And some of the words get mistranscribed. For example, it transcribed ‘blast from your firearm’ to ‘blasphemy firearm’. And it created some strange line breaks. So, it requires a lot of clean up. But I made the corrections and have turned it on for this video. Can you take a look and tell me how well it works?
I tried to keep sentences together, or break them at logic points, as much as I could. Even though this meant the caption was no longer perfectly synced with the audio.
Sometimes, the captioning is covering part of the video I am trying to show. But I cannot control the positioning of the captions.
In addition to using [pause], I sometimes use … or .. to denote a long or short pause.
And I could not find if closed captioning is supposed to be a literal transcription of what I am saying. Or, if I could correct some of my grammar, misstatements, etc. I chose to do the latter.
If it works for you, let me know the other two videos you would like done. But please understand it took me over 8 hours to complete this one. So, I don’t know how fast I can do them. But after doing this one, I can see where this would also help people who have to mute the audio when watching. And for those where English is not their first language.
@@knowledge2you THANK YOU! I watched them for only 3 minutes and able to understand what you are saying. I do understand what you are trying to clean up the "garage". Don't worry about that! I have been read like that in UA-cam videos. I am able to figure out what they mean. At least I understand what they are doing! I will rewatch your videos! Many thanks and stay safe!