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Hi Bubbleo (I love your username, it sounds Australian). 'Screen copy' just means to make a video recording of whatever you see on your screen. It's not, however, without its problems. It's time-consuming, because it's real-time recording, i.e. you have to play what you want to record from beginning to end. For example, if you want to record a 47-minute video, it will take 47 minutes to record it. It would be better for recording small portions of a video, instead of the entire video or for recording shorter videos. It also effectively puts your computer out of commission because what you're recording must always be the top-most or in-focus window on your screen. If you switch to a different window or start another program, for example, whatever is currently visible on the screen is what will be recorded. If you have a separate computer you can dedicate to do the recording, it would better.

For this reason: He got banned from RLC for posting them. Keep reading.

No, actually you don't pay them for it. It's been said several times by the FA, I think, or maybe it was VH, but it's been said multiple times that the only thing you pay for, the only thing your subscription buys you is a view through the camera lens. What happens on the other side of that lens is up to the tenants and only the tenants, not the subscribers. We are not the directors. They don't have to do what you think they should do or what you want them to do or even what you wish they would do. But the good thing in all this is, if we don't want to watch what's happening in one apt, there are a few others where something to our liking is more than likely going on. Hell, Ruta even set a girl on fire, literally!

It's a speculum. Ask your wife.

I understood and thanks a lot. Much appreciated. 👍

Did you use the 1st or the 2nd method? I've never seen that acronym before. The first thing that popped into my head was, "vomit". 🤣 Then I looked it up and you're Very Much Welcome. I'm glad it worked for you.

Happy to help. 👍

Could you post their new CB link, please. They don't seem to be using their Linda_lawrence link anymore. It's been more than a week. Thanks.

Truer words were never spoken. That was GOD-AWFUL! Thank you so much.

@squish, about my post to you above, please take a look at this post. https://camcaps.net/forums/topic/13847-techy-stuff-tips-how-tos-tutorials-software-etc/?do=findComment&comment=1635724719 With this method, no matter what web page I went to, I never saw any foreign text. It was all translated before the page loaded.

Got it. Thanks.

Great song choice!

Don't misunderstand, a VPN or Smart DNS proxy just gives them access to the US Netflix site. They still have to buy a subscription in order to view the content. Netflix blocks access to US content, even to US subscribers, if they happen to be in a foreign country. In other words, without a VPN or Smart DNS proxy, a US subscriber can't access their own US Netflix content from a foreign country. Here's a different way of saying it. A Netflix user’s subscription provides them with entry to any country’s Netflix content. However, they need to be inside the borders of a country to gain access to that content. This means that if you’re in Russia, you won’t have access to American Netflix content. When a user enters “https://netflix.com” into their browser or opens the Netflix app, they’ll find that they are automatically routed to the content licensed for their current location, not necessarily the country where they signed up. This limitation isn’t because Netflix is a control freak. Instead, it is because the streaming service’s content providers are control freaks. Any movie or television show you watch on Netflix is licensed from film studios and television networks. The contracts Netflix signs with these content owners all include restrictions that say that viewing of the content must be limited to a specific region.

And, of course, shortly after I did all the above, I happened to notice an icon in the address bar that does pretty much the same thing, except it does it a bit quicker and it doesn't seem to be temporary. Click on this icon in the right end of the address bar. This box will open. Click on Options and you will see this drop-down menu. Click Change languages to get this box. Change Page language to Unknown and the Done button will change to translate, like this. Make sure the Always translate option is checked, click the Translate button and all the foreign language text on the page will be translated. If you refresh the page or go to another page with foreign text, it will be translated automatically before the page loads. To test it, got to this page. It has plenty of foreign text on it, but you shouldn't see any of it. https://camcaps.net/forums/topic/12480-leora-paul-videos-2019/?page=101 If the Translate icon in the address bar ever disappears, right-click on a blank area of the page (with nothing highlighted) and choose, Translate to English. The icon will reappear. Simply close the box that appears and use the address bar icon, instead. I hope this is helpful.

Unless I'm seeing things, Andrew already fucked Brenda back on page 47 in the bedroom. One time, she was also giving Condor a blowjob.

It's OK to put cam show links in the forum. There's even a topic for them and any media from the broadcasts. https://camcaps.net/forums/topic/13963-cam-shows/ There are cam show links on the first three pages.

🎶 Here comes Peter Cottontail Hopping down the bunny trail...🎶

Ha Ha Ha! I guess she didn't want to spill anything on her poofy slippers.

If you're using Chrome and the built-in right-click feature isn't working or isn't working correctly, try this. I don't normally use Chrome, but this is what I found a few minutes ago. I'm using this version of Chrome. 0 First, go to this page because it has several foreign language texts at the bottom of the page. https://camcaps.net/forums/topic/14068-anise-killian-2019-part-1/?page=34 Scroll to the bottom part of the page, so that you see at least a couple of the foreign language comments on your screen. Next, without highlighting anything on the page (important), right-click on a blank area of the page. Hopefully, you'll see something that looks similar to this. 0 Click on Translate to English and you'll see a box that looks like this. 0 Ignore the error msg and click the Options button. You'll see this box. 0 Click on the drop-down menu for Page language and choose unknown. When you do that, the Done button will change to translate. Like this. Make sure Always translate is checked and click the Translate button. Almost immediately, you should see all the foreign language on the page translate to English. Unfortunately, this feature is just temporary. The next page you go to with any foreign language on it, or if you refresh any page you've already translated, you'll have to go through the same procedure each time. If this feature doesn't work for you, or if it doesn't appeal to and you'd rather use a quicker and easier method, let me know. There are other ways to do this (that aren't built-in). I hope this is helpful.

I thought about trying it sometime ago, but never got around to it. Maybe I'll give it a go. Thanks.

Hi, Squish. I'm guessing you use Chrome, since AFAIK that's the only browser with built-in, right-click translation. Don't quote me on that as I have not used all available browsers. I don't normally use Chrome, but this is what I found a few minutes ago. I'm using this version of Chrome. First, go to this page because it has several foreign language texts at the bottom of the page. https://camcaps.net/forums/topic/14068-anise-killian-2019-part-1/?page=34 Scroll to the bottom part of the page, so that you see at least a couple of the foreign language comments on your screen. Next, without highlighting anything on the page (important), right-click on a blank area of the page. Hopefully, you'll see something that looks similar to this. Click on Translate to English and you'll see a box that looks like this. Ignore the error msg and click the Options button. You'll see this box. Click on the drop-down menu for Page language and choose unknown. When you do that, the Done button will change to translate. Like this. Make sure Always translate is checked and click the Translate button. Almost immediately, you should see all the foreign language on the page translate to English. Unfortunately, this feature is just temporary. The next page you go to with any foreign language on it, or if you refresh any page you've already translated, you'll have to go through the same procedure each time. If this feature doesn't work for you, or if you'd rather use a quicker and easier method, let me know. There are other ways to do this (that aren't built-in). I hope this is helpful.

Much better.