Did anyone else notice this?
Created on: July 15th, 2009
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Errr, yeah, so, it is obvious isn't it? If you have a space, it gets added into the looping time,
throws the loop off, if you don't try it on a music player first, or some music software player...
So, it only gets noticed if you are out of sync with a MOVING video, not a still photo... so,
I don't understand your confusion? Perhaps there is a breach in your outer cranium, warning,
outer hull breach, warning, outer hull breach...
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