More Breaks in Greek

George T. said:

I notice in the Hebrew set that there are very large videos sections

So did I. However, today I found out why (at least for my set up). I normally use Media Player Classic with the QuickTime Alternative, as needed, to watch all my videos (AVI, MP4, MOV, etc.). The Hebrew set gave me the same large video section without any obvious discernible break. I've tried hard for years to avoid Microsoft and Apple's stuff as much as I possibly could, yet get done what I need done.

Today I discovered that there was a link to http://www.logos.com/learn where I was stunned and amazed to find out that I actually had to get the "real" QuickTime for my Windows 7 Pro computer. There was a temptation to do some murmuring in the wilderness, but I hitched up my sandals and wandered over to Apple.

ιδου! After installation it took some time to figure where the menu was located (lower right corner) and how to go full screen (CTRL+F) and other minor stuff, but there are the videos in great quality. Now that I can repeat the segment until I can grasp what is being said life is so much more pleasant. Such fun! With the menu I can open right back up to where I left off, or simply continue to a new topic. I never expected to open the video right at the point to where I turned it off.

Attacking the project is actually a nifty challenge for me .... and that is how it should be, at least for me. I got the promised resources. No where did LOGOS promise to spoon-feed me. I have to arrange them in the lectures where I want them within my Lesson Plan(s), and even figure out how to insert the L4 online help movies through the classes, if needed, plus decide whether I want to use the basic textbook(s) in L4 or follow a hardcover edition. And then decide whether to link everything other than this series through a PowerPoint slide. This is what I call fun. Others would use a different word, like 'drudgery." Dr. Heiser and Mr. Cisneros have done great by me.

I also found out today (because my RSS feeds give me new stuff the following day and often in another forum) that there is a corrected video for the Hebrew aleph-bet. It may surprise you to know that I've been doing what I do for over 30 years and that I have been known to correct a PowerPoint slide right in front of God and everybody in the middle of a lecture. So, the updated file doesn't upset me at all.

However, my response here may not be what you were talking about. If so, I'm sorry.

God bless

{charley}

Dennis Audet said:

I have created Excel spreadsheets which show the start and run times of all the chapters for all the videos for both Hebrew and Greek

Wow! Thank you very much. This is really very cool [H] and very helpful.

Thank you.

God bless

{charley}