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Harbours On Film are video pilotage guides for the leisure user.They are created to 'show and tell you' how to approach and enter a harbour. Once inside the harbour you are shown where you can find a berth, fuel, pub or yacht club. The films display compass headings, depths, chart overlays and directions. The narration follows the route displayed and guides you safely into the harbour, estuary or river
This website is an ‘online shop". You can buy a harbour film by purchasing a download, a DVD or the
iharbour player. 30 second trailers of each harbour can be viewed online.
TIPS FOR DOWNLOADING:
Once you have downloaded a harbour film, it is yours to keep, the download is a method of permanently delivering the final product to you. You can save it in a file on your computer.
You cannot download directly from your iPad/iPhone you must download to a computer and save it.
When you have completed the payment process, click the delivered link to download your film BEFORE you click the CONTINUE button.
Your film file will look something like this: Chichester - iPhone.m4v.zip.
You will need to unzip it first. Double click to unzip.
This will create a second file that will look like this:
Chichester - iPhone.m4v or Chichester - iPhone.mpeg-4. Double click or right click this file to open it. This film is best viewed with Quicktime or iTunes. If you have a Mac you will have Quicktime, newer PC's will also have it. You can download Quicktime for Windows free here: http://www.apple.com/uk/quicktime/download/ It will appear as download for Mac first, scroll down and select: Get Quicktime for Windows.
The Quicktime download link will also appear at the checkout stage.
Download for Desktop means that it is formatted to play on your desktop or laptop computer.
Unzip the download first.
Download for iPhone/iPad means that the film formatted to play on your iPhone and your iPad
You do not need to make any adjustments to the formatting.
You cannot download directly from your iPad/iPhone you must download to a computer and save it.
Once you have downloaded for iPhone/iPad and unzipped the file in your downloads folder
open iTunes and select ‘add to library’ then navigate to the unzipped .m4v or MPEG-4 file in your downloads folder and add it to your iTunes library. When you connect your iPhone or iPad, you can ‘sync’ movies and select your film then sync it to your iPhone or iPad. Once synced, you will find the film in the 'videos' section the iPod App .
Podcast
This is a good way to keep updated on new releases. Each time a new film is released the 30 second film preview will be uploaded to the podcast. Clicking the ’podcast’ button on this site should automatically open your iTunes application and load the podcast. You will find them in your iTunes podcast library under Cameron Snell Podcast. You can refresh your podcast to see the latest releases. If you want to play directly from iTunes, simply search for CameronSnell or Harbours On Film in your podcast section in iTunes
DVD’s contain more than one single harbour, port or river. One DVD will contain a selection of ports within the same region, or one port, with all it’s tributaries. Check the description to ensure the ports that you want are included in the DVD you are selecting to buy.
You Tube
You can find the 30 second previews on YouTube. Search for 'harboursonfilm' from within YouTube or Google. You will find all the latest previews here. If you subscribe, you will get automatic updates when new films are released.
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