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Hi thanks for letting me know. I haven't used ODK in a while so I have added a note to the description of the video.

Hi - sorry about your error. I am not 100% sure if this approach still works with the current version of ODK. Ask in the forums: forum.getodk.org/ Good luck

Hi, I think this is possible however my knowledge is a bit out of date now. Try the ODK forums, they're great!

Yes, it would have come from the Queensland remote satellite service, which was available in PNG until what seems like relatively recently (I don't see it in Digicel's lists anymore, maybe it disappeared when satellite TV changed in AUS a decade or so ago; I only see the ABC Australia service now). In more modern times (since the late 1990s) that would have been Seven Central, and before that may have been Network Ten branded - but in the 1980s that was "QSTV", a relay of NQTV from Townsville/Cairns. The Sale of the Century ad actually says "QTV" which suggests the end of the tape may have been from 1990, as NQTV had been rebranded to that by then. The Nine Network part-owned them at the time (as they did EM TV, incidentally) hence taking on a version of the Nine network look.

Hi Richard, sorry it was just the one tape that I have

Hi it was a while ago but I am pretty sure it was Vysor - it was an app to display my phone on the PC - I think there is a free and paid version for more features. I suppose an emulator could work as well? Good luck with your project!

Sorry, this is all I have (my parents VHS tape)

@@richardfletcher9410 Do you know anyone who may have additional tapes from Papua New Guinea?

Also, is that all from the tape? Because there's also a weather bulletin from QTV (the Nine Network affiliate for Queensland before aggregation), and maybe you captured it.

Hey Richard, did your dad work for NTN)/EMTV before?

Good question, unfortunately I've not tried it with more than 1 form at a time. I assume the forms are both valid, have you tried each one separately from the other? It would be useful for you to let the community know over at the forums forum.getodk.org/ Good luck and thanks!

Hi Mohamed thanks for bringing this to my attention, the website has been changed since so I think the new address you are looking for is : getodk.org/xlsform/ I've put it in the description of the video as well

Hi - it could be something to do with your device: docs.getodk.org/collect-location/ or it could be something to do with how the form has been written: xlsform.org/en/#gps-with-accuracythreshold --- there are quite a lot of posts on the form about GPS as well: forum.getodk.org/t/gps-accuracy-and-accuracythreshold-issues/12645 --- good luck!

Hi, I'm glad you're finding it useful. I can't see why multiple users would not work - although I haven't tried it myself. 1 login between multiple devices would be my first idea, or perhaps a login per device with all accounts given access/permission to the same google drive/sheet. Possibly if you were simultaneously sending responses very close together but even then if it can't send at one time, you can try again later. As noted in the video this approach is not as fast as other servers. With ODK Collect it saves each response as they are finalized locally to each device. It wont delete until it has confirmed that the data has been transferred, and you can change that option as well if you want. You can even download locally off devices with ODK Briefcase, no connection required.

Hi - I talk about this from about 2m50s in the video - use the "share" link from Google sheets, whatever file you want to be the destination for your results. Now you bring it up - I realized I have missed a step in the guide, to set up this file first. Basically it is just a blank spreadsheet in Google Sheets. Hope that helps

Hi Kazim thank you. It does seem to be possible to use media with this method - both media as part of a question (eg images for options) and to send media as an answer (eg take a photo and send it). However if media is important to your use, I would look at setting up ODK Aggregate on Digital Ocean which is the current recommended method if you've never done it before: docs.opendatakit.org/aggregate-digital-ocean/ If you are thinking of something more complex with two way data sync then ODK X may be the more advanced version you need: docs.opendatakit.org/odk-x/ There is also the forum to ask for help: forum.opendatakit.org/

Thank you for this video,I think this ODK is great... I hope I can learn more about it quickly...

You are right. Also newer versions of Aggregate will not be supported on GAE: forum.opendatakit.org/t/upcoming-changes-to-aggregate/17582 Digital Ocean is now the 'recommended' option: docs.opendatakit.org/aggregate-digital-ocean/

Hi - this would make use of the Media function: xlsform.org/en/#media Here is a post on the ODK forums that solves a similar issue with examples: forum.opendatakit.org/t/adding-small-photo-with-each-answer/9533/10 I don't think I've tried this with Google Sheets specifically, but I can't see why it wouldn't work: when the other route for media files works. Good luck!

Hi, I don't think ODK Collect does this, but I would look up ODK-X which is based around some similar elements but with more complex/advanced features

@@richardfletcher9410 please let me know about it. Thanks so much for your time and consideration

Hi, so sorry, this video is out of date now. Google App Engine is not the preferred platform for beginners any more - Digital Ocean appears to be the recommended option/ Good luck! : docs.opendatakit.org/aggregate-digital-ocean/