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"Same here on Two different platforms"?

Sounds like you're running for a Republican office there, Lane!

OK, so rather than me figuring out why photos randomly don't show up when I attach them the same way every time, picture in your mind's eye a disk, about 4" in diameter and 1/4" thick.  It just happens to have the BMW logo on it but could just as easily have the PCCA Clown logo on it.  It sits on a 1/4" thick base that is proud of the surrounding side of the car by 1/4" or so and has an LED lens in amber towards the rear, making up the base for the badge.

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Now just imagine that the clown badge lights up as a side marker light at night (it's a bonus if it continually winks at you) and that amber trailing edge is wired in to your directional light circuit to blink with your directional lights.

This would work equally well for Speedsters, Spyders, Pumas and the occasional MG-TD.

There.....   Probably a better thought exercise than showing you that lame BMW side logo.

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I used to have to do something like that in iMovie - Sometimes the video compiler wouldn't sync the photo properly and would display "The Pink Screen of Death" for as long as that photo and maybe a few after it were pink, too, until it finally found something easy to sync on.  If I popped the photo into an editor, dropped the resolution and saved it as a PDF and used THAT, it would sync up fine every time.  I found the real answer was shell out big bucks for a MacBook with the M1 chipset that screams and the upgraded GPU and haven't had a syncing problem with iMovie since.

I used to have to do something like that in iMovie - Sometimes the video compiler wouldn't sync the photo properly and would display "The Pink Screen of Death" for as long as that photo and maybe a few after it were pink, too, until it finally found something easy to sync on.  If I popped the photo into an editor, dropped the resolution and saved it as a PDF and used THAT, it would sync up fine every time.  I found the real answer was shell out big bucks for a MacBook with the M1 chipset that screams and the upgraded GPU and haven't had a syncing problem with iMovie since.

... yeah, but...

We still can't see the picture.

I don’t know if this is the case but on a few forums I’ve been on, if you hotlink a picture from an account you’re logged into, say your Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest acct. the picture won’t load because the link doesn’t include your passworded IP address. Same thing used to happen with my SmugMug photo storage account if the picture was in a private vs public gallery.

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