Access Hollywood clip

[rosebee]

The Access Hollywood footage was watched.
Body language was rather interesting.


Nancy asks (again, after Joey gave her a joke answer) if they're going to get together for a group answer.

Lance answers, looking at Nancy, and says "Well, we hope so. We're actually gonna talk about that after this weekend."

What I noticed, and thought was *very* telling? Almost the entire time Lance is answering Nancy's question, rather than looking at Lance (the person who's currently talking), Justin feels the need to look. at. his. shoes.

I'm sure they must've been horribly dirty and it was just overwhelming to him. Yeah. that's it. That's why he was looking down, directly at the ground, rather than looking at the person who was talking. JC was looking at Lance. Justin was positioned in such a way that all he had to do would be look straight ahead, and he would've been looking at Lance.
But instead, he decided to closely examine his shoelaces.


I am VERY, VERY glad that the clip ended with Joey saying that another group album *was* going to happen, they just needed to figure out when. (a year from now, 2 years from now, etc).

I am also rather confused as to why the .mpg file I downloaded would *not* play at all in WinAmp3, would play video only (no sound) in Windows Media Player, and would play both audio & video in RealPlayer.
::shrugs::
It played, in the end, that's all I really care about.

Comments

[jc-a-holic.livejournal.com]

What I noticed, and thought was *very* telling? Almost the entire time Lance is answering Nancy's question, rather than looking at Lance (the person who's currently talking), Justin feels the need to look. at. his. shoes.

I noticed that too. I found it to be rather interesting.

[lemniskate.livejournal.com]

when an mpg won't play, open it in windows media player and right click on the video screen, go to properties. it should tell you what codec was used to process the file. If you're having problems with the file playing, then you probably need either the audio or video codec -- look it up on google so you can download it. This fixes the problem most of the time.

[rosebee.livejournal.com]

If Justin wasn't so insistent on always being the center of attention and right in the middle of the spotlight, then it wouldn't have been such unusual behavior for him. But as it is, that was *very* unusual behavior for Justin.

[rosebee.livejournal.com]

Huh. I'll have to try that next time. The boyfriend's computer-geek-self got curoius and downloaded a program called GSpot onto my computer that's supposed to analyze video files and tell you what codecs it was created with. Only problem is that it doesn't work for mpg's. I'll try that right-click and properties things, because sooner or later, this program is going to come up again.

[jc-a-holic.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean. I was hoping he would chime in, it was very odd for him not to.