Yuen Long 721 Incident Content Remarks 11: "The Sonorous Collection of Yuen Long Nights"

Thank you so much @Horo for uploading "Sounding Night at Yuen Long" on IPFS. Link here:

https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmdHDFRYg6eLCQ7MckuQEyjHfVxyXqQkrqsFzfiNJDLR3U?filename=Clang Collection: 721 Yuen Long Night-16CiwPChpr0.mp4

Uploading to IPFS does not guarantee immortality of the content, it is just that it is not stored in a single URL so easily lost. To make the content less likely to disappear, the key is to need more people to back up and fix it. I have installed IPFS Desktop myself, so it is relatively easy to do. This has been successfully pinned in my IPFS Desktop yesterday. Here's my workflow:

1. After opening the above link, click "Open with IPFS" on the toolbar. After opening, take the content fingerprint. (It’s a bit dank here, that is, when copying fingerprints, you need to know how to cut the head and tail. Because after opening it, a bunch of content will appear, and the fingerprint is sandwiched in the middle. I use the Brave browser to keep trying to input, and keep deleting the redundant things , until the deleted content can be opened in the browser, and then I know that the copy is correct. It is almost dead).

Second, use the Brave browser to enter the fingerprint, the structure is IPFS:// and the fingerprint, and the webpage is opened. As soon as it is turned on, that program will play immediately.

Third, enter the content fingerprint in the fingerprint editing box of IPFS Desktop. This time, there is no need for IPFS:// to take the lead, just enter the fingerprint.

Fourth, press "Browse" after entering your fingerprint. Then press "More". Then a menu will appear. Please select "Fixed".

Small Glimpse Book: Fixed text content takes less time, but this time it's a video. The system took several hours. But you can use the same computer for other things and let it work on its own.

Finally, of course, I want to share the fingerprints of the content that I bumped into many times! Fortunately, I have been operating IPFS for a while and have a little understanding of the content fingerprint structure. Otherwise, I would really guess that the world is old! The fingerprint is below: Remember to add ipfs:// in front of it if you open it in the Brave browser!

QmdHDFRYg6eLCQ7MckuQEyjHfVxyXqQkrqsFzfiNJDLR3U

PS: For the teaching of installing IPFS Desktop, please refer to the related works