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We've now got hundreds of videos of hundreds of women captured from Paltalk and other webcam sites in our private forums, so you can imagine there's quite an interest in seeing them. However, because of a few bad experiences with past members, new members of the site will go through a probationary stage where they have to prove that they have good quality content that we're interested in.

Once you have been accepted as a member, you will be initially given probationary access - this means you will be able to view the private forums apart from the one where the videos are published. Instead you will be allowed to see the probationary members forum, which has a much smaller selection of videos available, and you will be expected to post your videos there. Once you have satisfied us that you can be a good member, you will be promoted to full membership to get to the private forums. 

How long this takes is entirely dependant on how good your videos are, and how to interact with the rest of the community.

These new rules are new, and subject to change. If there are any questions please get in touch with me and I'll explain more.

The rules have changed for anyone wishing to gain access to the private forums where all the good stuff is.

It's all outlined in this post in the information forum, but in short, the rules are a little tougher, but still very achievable for anyone who's been capping webcam sites for any length of time.

There are now videos of over 100 different women in the private forums. That's a whole lotta nakedness captured from webcam programs like Paltalk and Camfrog. There are videos going back to the 1990s and Cu-SeeMe, to ones captured today from Paltalk.

Do you have videos that you'd like to share? Do you want to see what else we have? Join today and see what everyone else is missing!

There are many apps out there that let you edit a video, but the one I'll be talking about today is called Avidemux, which is free for both Windows, MacOs and Linux, though I'll be demonstrating it on Windows.

You can use it to cut down long videos, or to edit out bits you don't want, and it can also do this losslessly if you're careful.

Firstly, launch the program and add a video to it, you can do this either by using the File / Open menu, or by dragging a video onto it from file explorer. You can use the timeline control below the video (highlighed in the image) to scrub through it to find any areas you don't want to include, like below:



Once you've found the bit you don't like, it's important to move to a keyframe. It's not important to know what a keyframe is, but unless you select one at each end of the edit, you won't be able to save the video without re-encoding it, which will reduce the quality.

Using the previous / next keyframe buttons (you can also use the up and down arrows on your keyboard) as shown below in yellow, find the start point in the video you'd like to remove. Once you're happy, click the set start marker button, highlighted in green on the left.





Now move through the video to find where you'd like to end the cut. Again use the previous / next keyframe buttons to find an appropriate keyframe then click the set end marker button, highlighted in green in the previous image, on the right.

You'll then end up with a section of the video marked. To remove it you can simply press the delete key, or use the Edit / Delete menu. As long as both ends of the cut were on a keyframe, you can save. One thing to be aware of is the Video Decoder settings, for the best results you want the video and audio outputs to be set to copy, and the Output format to match that of the input file. Since I imported an MP4 video, I've changed the output format to use the MP4 muxer while keeping the video and audio decoders set to copy, as shown below.



Once you're happy with the edit, you can hit the save button on the toolbar, or use the File / Save menu to save the video. It is best to give it a different filename to the one you started with!

I've received a few enquiries on how to gain full membership to the site, so I thought I'd write a post to clarify what that entails.

You'll need to register first, so you can get the ability to post messages. You'll be able to post in the public forum, and see some more examples of what's available in the private area in the registered users only preview forum. Please be aware that you have to register using a working email address, and please check your spam / junk folder if you don't receive your registration confirmation with 20 minutes or so, it may have ended up in there and you won't be able to complete your registration without it.

To gain membership you need to submit videos that you captured from Paltalk. Once you're a member, the Paltalk only rule is relaxed, but to initially gain access, it has to be from Paltalk.

As a registered member, you have six upload slots for videos, so impress us! You're much more likely to gain membership with good videos that impress us instead of a short video of a woman who sits around naked all day! 

Things that will impress us: 

• Old school videos (before 2010). We love vintage caps, we have caps from Paltalk from the early 2000s, and some caps from other programs dating back to the mid 1990s! If you're a new capper don't let that put you off, though!
  
• Videos of women who very rare show anything. If that hot woman who always wears six layers of clothing got drunk one night and flashed, and you got a cap of it, that'll really go a long way!
  
• Videos that get to the action fast. If your 30 minute long video has boobs for five seconds at the 20 minute mark, edit it down to show us the boobs! If we have to slog though hours of footage to find a quick flash, you're not going to win friends here.
  

Things that will not impress us:

• Capping only to gain membership, if you only post a couple of vids that you capped recently just so you can get in and see the thousands of videos we have, we will notice. And that won't get you very far.
  
• Asking in PMs "who is on here? Is xxxx on here? Can you send me some samples?" This is at best annoying, and at worst will get you banned.
  
• Threatening to 'tell the women on Paltalk that you cap them unless you give me membership'. Yeah, that'll work.
  

Please note, Camfrog caps cannot be used to gain membership any more.

Don't try to join by posting videos you've grabbed from other sites, we can spot these.

If you think you'd like to join, but don't have any videos, the information forum has a growing series of posts that will guide you on how to capture videos yourself.

To maintain your membership we expect you to keep contributing to the site: I don't mean you need to be posting a new video every day, or even few days, but do remain as an active member of the forum as that's more fun for everyone.

Of course, we do have rules that you are expected to follow, but they aren't too onerous.

If you have any questions, I'm more than happy to discuss more in a DM for registered users or using the contact us form.

Here's to bigger and better things in 2017.

I resisted the urge to wish you all a happy nude rear.

I'm sure things will slow down over the holidays, but have a good one no matter how you celebrate.

But let's get some great caps in the new year

ShareX is a free general-purpose capturing program, it can capture video and stills from your desktop on Windows. 

Once installed and running, you'll see a screen like this:




From there, if you want to record a video of a window, go to Capture, Screen Recording:




You can then move your mouse over the window you wish to record, and it'll be highlighted with a 'walking ants' box. For Paltalk, it can detect the inner video window of either an attached cam like below, or a free-floating larger video window. If you want to capture more than one video, you'll need to click and drag to choose a bigger selection. You can't, unfortunately, record more than one video at a time, so make the windows you want to record be next to each other otherwise there'll be lots of extra rubbish captured.



Once the video is recording, there isn't the ability to pause it, which is a bit inconvenient, clicking Stop stops the recording and saves the file as an MP4 video, aborting doesn't save anything. The file will be named with the date and time for convenience.

Advanced Rapid Capturing

While there isn't a pause option, you can create a hotkey that will allow you to rapidly restart recording of the last region. This allows you to stop a video, say when the subject walks off or their cam drops, and rapidly start it again once they come back or restart.

Do to this, in the main ShareX window, click on 'Hotkey settings...', then click on 'Add...'. Click the dropdown that says 'Task: None' and change it to 'Start screen recording using last region' as shown below:



You can then close that window and add a shortcut key combination to allow you to start the video again. Personally I use Ctrl + Alt + Scroll Lock as it won't interfere with anything else (mostly likely). Pressing this combination will both start, and stop a recording.

Edit: We no longer require thumbnails when using our own video hosting service. This post will remain for informational purposes.

The simplest option for Windows users, is the free version of Video Thumnbails Maker. The user interface is a little eccentric but it gets the job done, although the free version will put its logo on one of the captured frames, but that won't be an issue for caps here. It's the program I use for all my thumbnails though I paid for it to get rid of the logo.

Another option to consider is Media Player Classic which can create thumbnails of a video. A tutorial on how to do so is available on Seven Forums.

In the information forum. How many can you name?