Ok, I just tried it and it works via the embedded screen in the forum on my Linux box, but wasn't working on my iPhone through Tapatalk - I thought that something else was going on since I couldn't find it with a search either. Sorry for the false alarm.
It works for me [in the US], I just wondered if it was OK to post the link elsewhere...it is very cool!
Protip on YouTube: Never use third party copyrighted audio. You'll get totally random results - some regions see it fine, some see it with ads, some get "blocked by XXXX" - rights to various music pieces are a massive global mess where single piece of music may have dozens of "owners" depending on where you are...Either completely original music, or music that is specifically released as royalty-free. Otherwise YouTube will make a mess, one way or the other. Worst thing; You may yourself be completely unaware that, say, 80% of the world can't view the video at all because of copyright claims.
Yeah I'll make a version without music. Wonder if I should integrate the latest landing video...Edit. But I assume there's a good reason that vid keeps disappearing from NSF, which I'd rather blindly respect.
3) Thankfully, we now have permission to post this openly, without having to use the links of those who clearly have absolutely no regard for sourcing or accreditation. I appreciate NSF members' patience in waiting for a sanctioned upload, which has been uploaded to one of the CRS-3 Propulsive Landing Video youtube accounts.
Coming up on 420,000 views! And bumping as I saw yet more twitter references to it last night.It's the gift that just keeps on giving. And I have to say, SpaceX continue to appreciate it - it's mentioned almost every time a SpaceXer talks to me for the first time. We're working on building a very strong relationship (long term effort, but one that could be amazing for both parties) that you'll start to see more and more over the future. A lot of that will be thanks to this NSF crowd sourcing effort.
CROWDSOURCE CALL: Can you help compile a #LightSail image? This JPG is from other camera, but loads as blank image. http://t.co/YZ3w0JwS5b
The #LightSail image I posted has first 24 bytes removed (metadata), and this header attached: http://t.co/TEDRVQlgXy
Finally, here's the original-original #LightSail image, with metadata intact and no headers attached: http://t.co/COTkDCgcYr Thanks!
For those having trouble with LightSail links, here's a Google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DiPleK4f0VEK2joqYXFrceWBS-CWV25kTOYo0UC3AUA/edit?usp=sharing …QuoteLightSail image processing helpThanks for helping us try to compile LightSail's second sails-out camera image!Original image from spacecraft:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/1.jpgThe first 24 bytes store metadata like image resolution (1600 x 1200) and timestamp. This is NOT part of the JPG format and is instead removed and used to generate file names.Our process for creating a viewable image is to:Remove the first 24 bytes of the file.Append a header to the beginning of the file.The header can be found here:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/header.txtFor this particular image, this is the result:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/P01_15878x16388_176-1_T47_3_26_D2_20_0.out.jpgHowever, as you can see, the image does not load.Here's how things look when the process works correctly. Yesterday's raw sails-out JPG:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/full-sail1.jpgAfter removing the first 24 bytes and appending the header, this was the result:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/P02_1600x1200_30-1_T0_47_33_D20_0_70.out.jpg
LightSail image processing helpThanks for helping us try to compile LightSail's second sails-out camera image!Original image from spacecraft:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/1.jpgThe first 24 bytes store metadata like image resolution (1600 x 1200) and timestamp. This is NOT part of the JPG format and is instead removed and used to generate file names.Our process for creating a viewable image is to:Remove the first 24 bytes of the file.Append a header to the beginning of the file.The header can be found here:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/header.txtFor this particular image, this is the result:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/P01_15878x16388_176-1_T47_3_26_D2_20_0.out.jpgHowever, as you can see, the image does not load.Here's how things look when the process works correctly. Yesterday's raw sails-out JPG:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/full-sail1.jpgAfter removing the first 24 bytes and appending the header, this was the result:http://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/z-misc/2015/P02_1600x1200_30-1_T0_47_33_D20_0_70.out.jpg
They've asked for help decoding a JPEG:https://twitter.com/jasonrdavis/status/608625405449261057
They got that picture down:http://www.planetary.org/blogs/jason-davis/2015/20160615-lightsail-test-mission-ends.html