Any thoughts on the Luneau video?

Or is that subject off limits? I mean, we're not in a barroom, and nobody can physically take a swing at anyone else; and there are obviously some very sharp photogs who hang out here, so I thought I'd ask.

Just to get the ball rolling, I watched the nearly-two-hour-long YouTube clip of the AOU meeting:

http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=rqZXPUDTmOc

in which the Cornell Lab group went over the video with a fine-toothed comb. As with practically everyone else, I wouldn't use the D word; "definitive", but there sure was a lot of white showing in those wing-flaps.

I should add: you can slide over to the 49th minute for a look at the brief clip of the bird, slowed and and blown up, if you don't want to listen to the lead-in presentation, which, to me, is interesting itself, if for no other reason than the great movie footage taken by Jim Tanner in the Singer Tract in 1935.