Two updates speed camera locations in NSW and WA on Speed Camera Locations site.

Two changes today.

Today I was able to find the speed camera located on the Great Northern Highway, Bullsbrook, WA. The location of the camera has now been added to the map. This camera's location has eluded me for some time and was the last camera in WA where the location wasn't known.

NSW have issued a press release for a new red light speed camera in Bankstown NSW at the intersection of Rickard Road and Lady Cutler Avenue. As per new cameras I don't know which part of the intersection is located or the direction of the camera so the middle of the intersection is used until additional information on the location is found.

Kelvin Eldridge
www.SpeedCameraLocations.com.au

Making Money On YouTube. It's harder than people think.

In this video I share my analytics and plug the values into the Making Money On YouTube web app I created which lets me know how long it will be until I get monetised and a share in the advertising revenue.

Kelvin

Driving Melbourne, Templestowe to Heidelberg Repat COVID testing and Pro...

Driving Melbourne at night, Dandenong South to Templestowe

Driving NSW, New South Wales, Victoria, Yarrawonga Mulwala to Templestowe

Mobile Phone and Seat Belt cameras, Coffs Harbour, Newcastle, Sydney

On a recent driving holiday I had the opportunity to see the new mobile phone and seat belt detection cameras. As people may not have seen these cameras as well, I thought it would be good to share what they looked like.

Kelvin

Play radio in background of YouTube videos using freeRadio (free radio).

The freeRadio web app was created as part of an evolving process. I create videos for YouTube which are driving videos, however I don't include sound, just the visual component. Why? Generally because of privacy of others in the car. 

I also don't add music to the videos for a couple of reasons. If I add music before uploading YouTube often marks the music as a copyright strike even though I've used Microsoft's provided music. I also find I don't like the music choice of others so I'm sure others may not like my choice, but more importantly it is very time consuming and if I had to spend that time I couldn't justify making the videos. The return simply isn't there.

My original thought was it was easy for people to put on their favourite music as they watched my videos.

Over time however I found with websites I was developing I could include YouTube videos in my own web pages for my own sites such as www.SpeedCameraLocations.com.au. As my knowledge evolved I worked out I could zoom in on YouTube videos which isn't a feature provided by YouTube and sometimes that was important to me. Next I worked out I could add streaming radio to my web pages. I now had all the techniques I needed and created the freeRadio site www.freeRadio.com.au so people could play radio streams as they watched my videos or videos from others. I then added the option to freeRadio so people can enter the YouTube video's unique identifier to provide zooming and radio streaming in the background all within the one web page.

If you'd like to play a radio stream in the background of a YouTube video then give freeRadio a try.

www.freeRadio.com.au

Kelvin