"There's a problem with this focus movie"

[voyager1682002]

I think I missed that one too, Lily. It's tough to see, but it's there. Try about a 250% zoom. If you go much bigger, it blurs, and much smaller it's darn hard to spot.

Mike

Thanks Mike, I see it! It's a very tough one!

[voyager1682002]

This power movie (80 points) has no horizontal red markers

6579977V1

[voyager1682002]

Here's another one : 2589034V1 (75 Points)

[caprarom]

Wow, Lily, they seem to like you. By the way, my relatively new daughter-in-law from Jakarta has a sister named Lily, and my daughter-in-law's name, Susyna, also means Lily. Regards,
Mike C.

[voyager1682002]

Wow, Lily, they seem to like you. By the way, my relatively new daughter-in-law from Jakarta has a sister named Lily, and my daughter-in-law's name, Susyna, also means Lily. Regards,
Mike C.

My cousin's name is also Lily!

[caprarom]

For at least the second time, I've missed PM 8130588V1, which as before shows no X coordinate. It's only rated a 21, but looking along the purported Y coordinate, I just can't spot it. Anyone else see a track here? I'm thinking I'll try the white spot next time.

[SmithES]

Caprarom, (8-18-14, re: PM 8130588V1) When you miss a track, go to your "Events" immediately, and click on "Tracks Missed." The PM you missed will be at top of list with its value. When you click on it, it will have the track clearly marked. I've missed 22 tracks in Phase VII, so far. I review them in my Events nearly every day. Big help. Evelyn ERSTRS, SmithES

[SmithES]

Caprarom, On your Event page, the place you click on is "Power Movies Missed," to get the list of missed tracks. (Not, "Tracks Missed," as I stated before.) Oh, dear, I must be getting old. Evelyn ERSTRS SmithES

[caprarom]

Usually that's the case, Evelyn. This track, as stated, is missing the X coordinate marker, so it is not obvious where the actual track is located. Glad you've been finding this a useful resource.

Mike

[nitram819]

Usually that's the case, Evelyn. This track, as stated, is missing the X coordinate marker, so it is not obvious where the actual track is located. Glad you've been finding this a useful resource.

Mike

Hi Mike,

This is a very tough one but I think that I see it at (x) 250, (y) 10. What was the y marker location?

Martin

[DanZ]

For at least the second time, I've missed PM 8130588V1, which as before shows no X coordinate. It's only rated a 21, but looking along the purported Y coordinate, I just can't spot it. Anyone else see a track here? I'm thinking I'll try the white spot next time.

The database says the track is at x is 0 and y is 106. We just changed it to X = 1 and Y = 100, but we need to check with Dr. Westphal too to see if this is indeed where a track is located - I'm not 100% sure!

Thanks for reporting,

Dan

[caprarom]

Thanks, Dan.
Martin, thanks for looking. The X coordinates now show; however, I really have to use my imagination to see a track there. If it is there, I think it merits a higher rating than 21.

[DanZ]

Thanks, Dan.
Martin, thanks for looking. The X coordinates now show; however, I really have to use my imagination to see a track there. If it is there, I think it merits a higher rating than 21.

That's exactly what I thought when I looked at it, and so have asked Dr. Westphal his opinion as well.

Dan

[voyager1682002]

This one 5322566V1 should not be only worth 6 points. I guess should be 60.

Lily

[caprarom]

Yes, Lily, I recently had a 9-pointer for which I thought the same.

Dan (or Robert), I just "missed" a 3-pointer that I think might be another inverted track. It lacks Y-coordinate markers, but to me it looks like the bottom edge is the correct place to click, yet I got it wrong. It's 9401860V1. Gonna take a long time for the skill score to recover from that one!