00:09:51	Patricia Browne:	can you hit play so we can see it?
00:10:41	Patricia Browne:	cool...my new thing I learned today!
00:12:10	Linda Stirling:	You can also add an audio overlay by recording right in Canva.
00:19:13	Patricia Browne:	Nice...are these overlays on the video or do they display on a page...somewhere?
00:24:32	San Eve:	While we're waiting, does anyone know if the Insider's Club also has a software for funnel building?
00:27:06	cathy:	You show us it's okay to be human, Jen!
00:27:12	Patricia Browne:	So SVM can string together video intro, video, and video outro from three different sources? into on S3, video on your website host, and outro on a CD platform?
00:31:53	Mark Roehler:	We could also string an outro video as well
00:32:21	Candace Sinclair:	Yes, Simple Sales Funnels is AWESOME!
00:33:49	Cindi Erickson:	What is Cyberduck,?
00:34:39	gail brisco:	Oh I didn't realize all videos in the stream needed to reside in the same platform
00:36:23	Patricia Browne:	Jen, you need a Jen.
00:37:37	Patricia Browne:	O...M...G,,,that was the sound of my head exploding
00:38:33	Patricia Browne:	Why the hell haven't I already installed this???
00:38:43	Mark Roehler:	How do you make your video lightbox enabled
00:38:49	Linda Stirling:	Will those grids show up on YouTube like that?
00:39:17	David T:	Replying to "What is Cyberduck,?"

It’s a FTP client for Mac OS.
00:39:34	Linda Stirling:	Thanks.
00:41:35	Patricia Browne:	Gotta run soon...my son is graduating from grad school today! Yay!
00:42:01	gail brisco:	Congrats pat
00:42:16	Linda Stirling:	Replying to "Gotta run soon...my ..."

Congrats to him!
00:42:33	Cindi Erickson:	Replying to "Gotta run soon...my ..."

Awesome! Congratulations!
00:43:32	Dana:	Cloudberry Explorer
00:43:52	Linda Stirling:	I use S3 Browser in conjunction with S3.
00:44:06	San Eve:	Cloudberry Explorer for PC to load it up to Amazon S3, right?
00:44:51	Paul Hutchings:	So is Cloudberry like Filezilla?
00:45:25	Dana:	Yes - NAMS has a training for Cloudberry Express - or did, because I used it :-)
00:46:31	Dana:	I believe Clooudberry Lab offers it - it's free - or was; have used same install for years
00:46:32	Ralph O. Sharp:	Canonical user ID
You can use this ID to identify an AWS account when granting cross-account access to buckets and objects using Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3). You can retrieve the canonical user ID for your AWS account as either the root user or an IAM user.
00:47:52	Ralph O. Sharp:	Also about canonical user ID: The canonical user ID is the Amazon S3–only concept. It is a 64-character obfuscated version of the account ID.
00:51:02	gail brisco:	Reacted to "Also about canonical..." with 👍
00:53:47	David T:	I guess having a cloud backup of your AWS account would be a great idea. Something that runs on a schedule.
00:54:04	Ralph O. Sharp:	Jen. Have you experienced any security issues with AWS?
00:54:22	Ralph O. Sharp:	As in hackers attempting to access it?
00:57:05	Ralph O. Sharp:	In addition to AWS, what other file storage services have you used?
00:57:21	Ralph O. Sharp:	For client facing
00:57:33	Ralph O. Sharp:	Ok
00:57:44	Ralph O. Sharp:	Agreed
00:58:06	Ralph O. Sharp:	AWS for video serviing
00:58:08	San Eve:	Is AWS free?
00:59:34	Candace Sinclair:	As a new NAMS Insider Club member, when I have questions about doing something, do I put those questions on our Facebook group, or is there another place where I can ask questions of things I’m struggling with?
01:01:13	Ralph O. Sharp:	That's a great photo of you
01:05:21	Candace Sinclair:	Thank you, Jen!
01:05:41	Ralph O. Sharp:	Have a safe and fun trip
01:05:45	Cindi Erickson:	Have fun & have a wonderful trip!
01:05:52	Candace Sinclair:	Have the BEST time!
01:05:55	Ralph O. Sharp:	Dad? Who's dad?
01:06:19	Cindi Erickson:	David's taking this retirement thing way too seriously!
01:06:19	Rian:	Thanks Jen! Enjoy!!