(Version
3.3 - last updated August 2007)
1. How do I become
a member of Dirty Bird?
2. How do I cancel my membership?
3. I'm having problems with my
password. What do I do?
4. How can I become an affiliate of
Active Duty?
5. Why should I join?
6. How is Dirty Bird related to Active Duty?
7. Is this for real? Do the guys know
they are being taped?
8. Who is Dink?
9. Attention AOL users
10. Streaming Videos of the
Week Questions
11. Video Clips Questions
12. Copyright Information/Disclaimer
1. How do I become a member of Dirty Bird?
If you are a member of Active Duty, then your membership is good here at Dirty Bird too, just use your Active Duty member password to log in at the member's link. If you are not a member of Active Duty & Dirty Bird pictures, you can click here to accept the terms of service and join!
2. How do I cancel my membership?
Darn, leaving already? Bummer. But, if you have to go, you can click here.
3. I'm having trouble with my password. What do I do?
If you joined before 12 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on October 16, 2000, you can retrieve your password via this page. Just click on the link that reads "password questions." If you joined after 12 a.m. Eastern Standard Time on October 16, 2000, go to this page instead.
4. How do
I become an affiliate of Dirty Bird and Active Duty?
Click here to visit Flamingo Bucks, our affiliate program website.
5. Why should I join?
It's pretty simple. You get access to multiple sites containing thousands and thousands of original images, live shows, full-length streaming videos, clips and discounts on the DVDs we sell. Ready to join? Read the Terms Of Service and join now!
6. How is Dirty Bird related to Active Duty?
Films from both studios are produced by Dink Flamingo. The studios are divisions of Dink's company, Pink Bird Media, Inc.
7. Is this for real? Do the guys know they are being filmed?
Yes. We do not do anything underhanded here at Dirty Bird. All of the men featured on this site are 18 years of age or older, proof of which is on file. All of the men are fully aware that they are being filmed.
8. Who is Dink?
Dink Flamingo produces all of the videos featured at Dirty Bird Pictures. He also directs all of the Active Duty movies. Make sure you read the weekly updates so you can keep up with Dink. Feel free to e-mail Dink, too.
9. Attention AOL users
To get clearer .jpeg images, go to your AOL tool bar, click My AOL and then choose Preferences, then WWW, then the tab that says Web Graphics. Then uncheck the box Use compressed graphics.
This will increase the quality of most web images by preventing the AOL browser from converting .jpeg files into AOL's .art files. Any images already viewed (temporary Internet files) will remain .art files until your temporary Internet files are "deleted." Also, to ensure that you are always getting the latest updates on Active Duty, under the general tab the section addressing temporary Internet Files click on settings and then choose this option Check for new versions of the page every time you visit the page. This will greatly enhance your Active Duty visits.
10. Streaming Videos Questions
Question: I'm using a Mac can I still access the Streaming Videos?
We no longer use DRM (digital rights management) technology, so Mac users should have no trouble viewing the streaming videos.
Question: Are the Streaming Videos Compatible with AOL?
AOL is an independent software program that eats away at your system's memory, therefore, most users trying to play the Streaming Videos through AOL will have a terrible experience. Please DO NOT use AOL to play the Streaming Videos Of The Week. Instead use Internet Explorer alone. If you have a dial-up connection you will not be able to access the Streaming Videos Of The Week.
It is recommended that you CLOSE all other programs while trying to access the Streaming Videos Of The Week. Most issues that arise with the streaming videos are the result of either a bad or slow connection or your system resources being overloaded. Therefore, when you decide to access the streaming videos you should shut everything else down to enjoy the experience at top quality.
Question: I get the following message. "Windows Media Player Cannot Find The File" What do I do?
Open Windows Media Player and click on the TOOLS Menu, Then Select OPTIONS. Then Click on the NETWORK tab. In the area called "PROTOCOLS FOR MMS URL'S" Make sure that the following Boxes are Checked. RTSP/UDP, RTSP/TCP & HTTP. These boxes must to be checked for streaming video to work on your system. Click on the Apply Button, Then Close Windows Media Player and TRy to play the movie again.
Question: I get a message that my Media Player needs a Security Component Upgrade?
Click HERE to Install the latest Security Component Upgrade from Microsoft: Click on the Upgrade Component Button when the page appears. This will install the latest Security Upgrade to your Media Player.
11. Video Clips Section
Question: I'm having a problem with the video clips. I can hear the audio but there's no picture. What can I do to solve this issue?
There is a simple solution to this issue that almost always solves it. Right Click on the Clip Link you wish to view and choose "OPEN IN NEW WINDOW" this should sove the problem.
12. Copyright Information/Disclaimer
All text, images, graphics, and icons contained in this site are © copyright Pink Bird Media/Active Duty Productions, 1998-2006. All rights reserved. No text, images, graphics, or icons may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the owner of this site.
All models are at least 18 years of age. Neither photographs nor the editorial matter nor the quotations accompanying such photographs are to be construed as indicative of that person's sexual orientation, occupation, conduct, personality, or actual quotation.
Other product names and logos which may appear on the Active Duty web site are the property of Pink Bird Media/ Dirty Bird/ Active Duty Productions. Materials on this web site may be accessed for personal, non-commercial home use only. Subscribers and visitors to this site may not modify, publish, display, create derivative works, or in any way exploit the content of the Active Duty web site.
Additionally, as you are reading this, you have already agreed to the terms set forth when you entered Dirty Bird. |
