That said, I am curious about CLOVERFIELD and do hope that it's good.
If only because I've always loved giant monster movies but have always
secretly wished for one that had some legitimate scares...
FWIW, Wil Wheaton has a good review of CLOVERFIELD on his blog. Gives it an
enthusiastic
Not used the HV20 per se, but used many miniDV palmcorder types back in school
days.
What you are describing does sound like tape whir/whine. This is the problem
with smaller
consumer-type cameras, even really good ones like the HV20. So compact the mic
is right
there next to the tape
That Rode mic looks pretty sweet. Not least because it has 1/8 mini jack,
bypassing the need
for a converter like the BeachTek. Good to get endorsements from many people.
What sort of battery life does it get?
adam
Just came across this on DVCreators.net
Looks remarkably similar to the Rode many people were raving about.
http://www.dvcreators.net/the-sennheiser-mke-400-shotgun-mic/
--To give you an idea of the size, it's physical length and width is that of
your pinky finger. Yes, that's one
amazingly
Yes, yes and yes.
I had a 'no-brainer' FCP project that should have been a couple hour render
take all day.
QT7.4 caused a memory leak in FCP4.5 that required me keep an eye on iStat,
watching the
memory consumed, but not released by FCP. Once it got near to maxed out I had
to quit the
I still keep my video at 320x240. Unless there is a really good reason, I'm
doing some real
high art lets say (which I'm not), there is no reason to waste that much
bandwidth. The
bandwidth is not free and it is not limitless. Someone somewhere has to pay for
it, and I dont
see the point of
I'd never really considered making a living at this (take a look at my content
and you'll
know why) but if I could, for sure I'd jump at it. Either way, recently I have
been thinking
about building my own blog site, more for aesthetic reasons than control, but
control
would be a handsome
Well, I don't have that kind of cash to dedicate to a site design. Yet. But it
is not a bad
idea. You are absolutely right when you look at TIME == MONEY and we can all be
putting
our time into more productive ventures. I absolutely have ZERO plans of
monetizing my
site or work, and the
Hey, that WP/SIAB tutorial was great. Makes it seem very straighforward. I
would be tempted
to give it a whirl. But as was discussed earlier it is also the time. Still
might be worth putting
away some coin to pay a WP dude to do it.
Great suggestions, thanks everyone
Or jump into
Dudesyou guys are spoiling me :)
Thanks for the link. A ton.
adam
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, David Meade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 7, 2008 3:53 PM, influxxmedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But here's my problem. I'm a graphic designer with intermediate web coding
Okay, I really got no excuse now. Thats wicked. Thanks a million. This groups
rocks!!
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Jay dedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also ran across this site: http://wpcustomization.com/
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Renat Zarbailov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
URL hotspots in the video is also essential for product placement for
new tab opening when the end-user clicks on it.
What are your thoughts on this?
This will be the future of web video for sure. Adobe Media
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson k9disc@ wrote:
= iTunes won't take that FLV file will they?
iTunes is all mp4, isn't it?
Chris
iTunes uses MP3, MP4(H264), MOV or DRMed m4v (video) or m4a (audio)
I believe this is true.
The nudie video looked very good indeed. YouTube limits uploads to 100MB (does
it still
work that way, been a while) so they are not limiting DATA RATE. The nudie vids
were 10mins
long which is quite long, but if you encode down to H264 at a pretty high
quality
I'll chip in with my 2 cents here as it varies from the populace it seems. To
export 16:9
FLV from anamorphic DV (your 720x480) your final video size will need to be
854x480. It
sounds like VisualHub may do this for you. I do my encoding in Telestream
Episode, as it
does batch encoding to a
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend of mine would like to create higher quality FLVs on his
windows machine.
Any suggestions?
Sorenson Squeeze
http://www.sorensonmedia.com/products/?pageID=1#ppc2
adam
Riva looks nice, better than FFmpeg (could that be any less user
friendlyugh. How about
a simple how to...)
But one thing to bare in mind with these is what version of FLV they encode to.
In the
documentation there is little mention of it, however Riva APPEARS to encode to
Flash7 FLV.
So is the rule of thumb to connect all devices THEN power up. Can we connect a
DV cam to a
CPU already on, then power up the cam?
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Brook Hinton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Firewire sucks. A client's HV20 just fell victim to a fried port.
Unless you have a
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Steve Woolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm fairly certain this doesn't work anymore, unfortunately. We've
tried a half dozen methods to get better encoding quality on YouTube
and none of them work anymore. In fact, YT seems to have a consistent
problem
Bill do you do a lot of studio work? If so you might be interested in the Red
Rocks Micro
35mm Lens adapter/focus rails and the BlackMagic Intensity card. These items
let you use
much better glass on the front end and capture the 1080p uncompressed signal to
FCP via
HDMI. For a fraction of
Yikes. That makes zero sense. I had no idea about the FW drives. I just shut
down my mac
at night, often leaving the drived powered up. Could this be contributing to
the fairly high
failure rate of FW drives (3 of the 7 drives I've owned have failed. 0 of the 5
ATA drives
have failed. 0 of
You need to use the FLVPlaybackComponent in F8. In the component inspector
there is a
field for SKIN. Default is set to NONE. CLick and choose one of the built in
skins from the
list. Also, you can choose for the controls to AUTOHIDE
HTH
adam
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Darren
That's the OFFICIAL repair shop? Wow, i'd say thats a good enough reason not to
purchase
equipment from Sanyo. No Xacti in my future thats for sure...
adam
By the way, the official Sanyo repair shop in the US is
http://www.skokieservice.com/.
one of our cameras is currently there being
Lesson 2 and Lesson 8 are all that would interest me. Sounds like a bit of a
cheeky price if
they are just using your book as the text for the class. I have been stung by
that before.
Many years ago, I paid heavily for a class where they sat me down with the
manual of the
software for 8
Another year, another SXSW I will be missing. I jst happens my wedding
anniversary is the
same week as SXSW and I cannot convince my wife that heading out to Texas for a
week to
attend geeky seminars and independent film screenings is the most romantic way
to
celebrate.
I looked into
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