- Melody of minstrel show tune Jump Jim Crow (early 1800's, USA) brooke westover
Nature
Synthetic
Whalesong:
The peculiar clicking and whooshing sounds made by a PEP modem such as the Telebit Trailblazer as it tries to synchronize with another PEP modem for their special high-speed mode. This sound isn't anything like the normal two-tone handshake between conventional V-series modems and is instantly recognizable to anyone who has heard it more than once. It sounds, in fact, very much like whale songs. This noise is also called "the moose call" or "moose tones".
- Cstaffa
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- Some psychoacoustical stimuli: pure tones, tone complexes, clicks, multichannel noise with varying properties, examples for sound localization etc. If this is the sort of thing you can do, contact me & I'll put together some specs. ?
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Mike
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lifeguard
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Music
- University of Michigan fight song
- Day-O (The Banana Boat Song)
- The traditional "dun dun dun!" musical sting.
- Samples of Sibelius music: e.g. hymn of Finlandia and christmas song "En etsi valtaa loistoa" (just a few bars OK).
- "Acid Rock" by Rhythm Device
- I would ask someone to send me recordings of the three movements of Sonata in A minor for Solo Flute, Wq. 132, H 562 (CPE Bach) to use them on my draft with the same name on wikipedia. Best regards,
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Language (pronunciations)
English
Other languages
Portuguese
K
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O.ogg
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P
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S
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T
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U
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V
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Z
Bagagem
,
Chocolate
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Vinho
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Pensoes
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Bem
,
Fui
,
Meu
,
Sou
,
Viu
,
Sul
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Correr
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Carro
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Assentar
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Seccao
,
Fixo
,
Rugby
,
Guia
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Quebrar
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Arrumei os atalhos, hoje vou aproveitar para dar um abraco aos amigos lusofonos. Estou pedindo a criacao desses arquivos para illustrar o departatmento portuguese da Wikiversidade francesa.
Thanks, Obrigado--
Youni Verciti
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Spanish
- Zaragoza
and
Gijon
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- I was the one pronouncing the other letters that you have on that page- if you provide me with a list of suggestion, I can continue the pronunciation, otherwise, I will give context to some of the words on that page. Feel free also to give directions about pacing, repetition, etc. ----
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- @
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I have completed your table at
italian Wikiversity
(including some alternative names), and uploaded also the files on the right. Let me know if I can do more for you, otherwise I would consider the request fulfilled. --
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- Necesito a una persona de Castilla para decir "Hinojar de Cervera". Gracias.
See also
- The voice intro project
, asking the subjects of Wikipedia articles (in any language) to record their own spoken voice (in any language in which they are comfortable).
Sports
BMX
Cross-country skiing
Fencing
Golf
High jump
Sofware and video games captures
.kkrieger
The demo (as in demoscene) and video game
en:.kkrieger
is now released under BSD license. A video of the integral gameplay (10-30 minutes) would be a nice addition to the articles about this demo. It's also one of the significant example of procedural generation cited in the literature.
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- Will try to do. ??
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10:15, 6 September 2018 (UTC)
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Done
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File:.kkrieger gameplay.webm
. ??
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21:18, 6 September 2018 (UTC)
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Others
- Looks like it's been up since 2015--
Plan 9
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- Looking for video footage of an
elevator
- Looking for some clips of walking through a forest, both during day- and night-time if possible. 13:53, 21 May 2010 (UTC)
- Do we have simple clips of certain musical instruments being played, e.g. a gitar or piano or flute being played? It would be great to have those videos and put them in the respective pages of the instruments in Wikipedia to really show how they're played.
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- I've been working on the Wikipedia article
"Rattlesnake"
and am trying to find some high-quality, free video that shows a rattlesnake (preferably in a natural, rather than captive, setting) shaking its rattle as a warning. Video of a bite/ingestion, reproduction, or anything else covered in the article would also be very useful. Please contact me on
my talk page
if you can help with this. --
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- I'd like to use
https://archive.org/details/Blacksmith
in
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Down%27n%27dirty_Blacksmithing
, so one solution would be for someone to upload it (with appropriate documentation of the fact that Internet Archive tagged it with the Creative Commons Public Domain dedication). If that's the right way to go about it, perhaps someone could explain to me how I go about doing so. There are other conceivable solutions that might be more efficient (by eliminating replication of files across archives or allowing the content developer (e.g., me) to handle the linkage directly), so if this isn't
The Right Way
, please point out what that would be. --
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- I'm working on a project in which we wish to create short video interviews of historians providing insights/context around significant Irish figures involved in WW1, for example, 'Thomas Kettle'. The videos would be a few minutes long shot in high quality and will be factual based on the insights of experts. I need to get advice on whether these will be accepted on the Wikipedia pages if we pursue?
More videos from MIT opencourseware and others
I just wanted to request more videos from MIT open courseware and such other related sites. It would be quite helpful. For, me I just wanted to watch some lectures as in agriculture science or any other topics, from which you wish to upload, if there is. Wikipedia and commons are free in my country, Nepal. So, if someone wish to upload such videos, That'd be great.
This is not my topic
Thanks, if you have read.
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Especially
this manual tugging method
at different stages of new skin growth --
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NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio videos
I was hoping that at least the
arctic thaw between 1984-2019
video be added to wikimedia commons, but perhaps it's possible to just integrate the entire collection of video's from NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio?? This, considering that they are NASA video's so I assume they can just be integrated using the "PD-USGov-NASA" license.
Video's from NASA's visualisation studio can be found through the
Search function
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Copied from "
en:User talk:Drbogdan#Terrascope and NASA videos
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Terrascope
and
NASA videos
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@
Genetics4good
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FWIW - NASA video (2:05) now uploaded to Wikipedia - see =>
File:NASA-WeeklyArcticSeaIceAge-1984-2019.webm
- Details: latest version (September 30, 2019) of the NASA video "Weekly Arctic Sea Ice Age with Graph of Ice Age By Area: 1984 - 2019" ( source at =>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjFfcPC_4JE
- from the original website at =>
https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=4750
) has been converted from the original "mp4" format to the *webm* file format (via
XMedia Recode v3448
) and uploaded to Wikipedia ( at =>
File:NASA-WeeklyArcticSeaIceAge-1984-2019.webm
|thumb|NASA video "Weekly Arctic Sea Ice Age with Graph of Ice Age By Area: 1984 - 2019"]] - hope this helps - iac - Enjoy!?:)
Drbogdan
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Please make a promotional video for Commons or translate
File:¿Que es Wikimedia Commons?.webm
to English ?
Vis M
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- Hi @
Vis M
! The English closed captions were added about a month ago [not by me, I just edited the CC file]. I hope you’ll enjoy and use the result in a good way. Have the wonderful week! ?
Pacha Tchernof
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- Nice. Thank you. It will help translating it to more languages ?
Vis M
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Please translate this to English
I have thinked about adding to
a link to specific parts of the audio. I have seen it at other podcasts that there is a possibility to set a link to a specific time in the audio. So for example to second 300 of the audio. Is that possible in Wikimedia Commons and can you please show me an exaple how that works.--
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- You can see how it's done in
Commons:Video#Temporal_media_fragments
(it works the same way in audio as in video).
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