I discovered that I can take movies, and I can ski, but I can't take movies and ski.
caution: 66 megabyte file
The Brat gave me a skiing helmet for Christmas (hedging her bets about the estate tax increase?) so maybe I should get a helmet cam. It might be less jerky than handheld, and it would let me use my poles.
So, can anyone recommend a basic easy-to-use Windows video editor? All I'd want to do is snip and splice, and maybe do something to reduce file sizes.
I haven't looked at your movie but if you are really serious about helmet-camera video capture check out the stuff that parachutists use. Those guys really know how to get good movies.
-- Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com/
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That's interesting: let Youtube process it! Hell, let them store it, too.
I just ordered a cheap helmet cam from Amazon.
How can they sell something like that for $42?
I didn't look at the original as I'm on a capped 2 Mbps connection. Did you use Format Factory on that? How does the image quality compare with the original avi clip?
I use a converion program that came with my camera. Since it's mp4, it is slightly less resolution than avi, but should not be too bad. I've been re-doing lots of my old video and post it to my server. JL's 4MB and 8MB files are no big deal.
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