Livestream 4x4 video Ilfracombe 2025

FARCICAL AI Automated reviewing of this video has caused 3 attempts to lay claim to copyright in the soundtrack of MUTE SECTIONS - which were the (SILENT) analogue live-streamied links from an FPV camera on a moving model train !!! Obviously nerver watched at the claiming-companies or their representatives by a HUMAN being !!! This is not the first video that silent video sectons have triggered this claim for the same 'music' ( Que Sera ... ) This is now going to 'Appeal' against the 'decision'. (The 'clicks' probably correspond the where, either the analogue wireless link was lost OR where I edited out the broken up video sections - resulting in a click. Will these companies be claiming Canada and Greenland next .. as well as splitting Ukraine with Russia: Similar bullying tactics applied ???? Giving a NEW PERSPECTIVE This video is composed of 2 sections - both recorded using video from a livestream FPV camera mounted on a (1/64th scale) R/C 4x4 on the layouts. A new viewpoint from which to observe the senery and experience the train journey, and also an opportunity to exerience driving road vehicles on a layout.. Opening with 1.5 minutes of the 4x4 Livestream video Car being driven by Oscar on 'Roundy Roundy' (Lin's name for out new Multiple Track Gauge test / demo layout showing 00/H0 16.5mm, H0m/TT120 12mm and 009/H0e on 9mm with a mix of Loading Gauges ( Standard, 1962 Tube etc ), and space to run R/C vehicles in 00/H0 followed by a preview glimpse of the new IMRS N Gauge Ilfracombe Control Panel and Layout. THEN the majority of the video features 'on-board Video' of a train running around the IMRS 'Staverton' 00 Layout recorded in their club rooms - using the same Livestream Video Camera on a 4x4 (sitting on a wagon, or driving to differing viewpoints and finally back on the train for the last session) The livestream ( 'Racing Drone FPV ) was viewed live on video headsets, and recorded there on TF cards. Interrupted Reception ( as the camera passed under bridges etc ) caused received image breakup: the majority of these have now been edited out ... slight jumps in the video appearing as a result. ( from over 35,000 frames in this video ! ) 'UPDATE': A NEW DIgital Video Link camera has been used for On-board video (silent) at the CMR and will be uploaded in the next few days ... no break up ... just freezes with loss of signal ??