I have been playing with different video programs trying to find one that is:
- A) I can figure out how to use
- B) renders in HD
- C) not to dang expensive
I might have decided on one but I am going to use it till the free trial expires to make sure.
Here is a short video with the sound UP. I used a clip of the bike gears, rendered two skydive videos off old VHS tapes, and blurred my face out on one from my webcam. If you watch them via youtube in full screen and select HD I you can see the quality and let me know how the sound and video is.
Nice sky-dive footage! And, the audio on the gears is clean.
Sound of you chatting, with blurred face (isn’t it too late for that?), is much better.
I watched the video both on your site and on YouTube with HD setting and without HD. Didn’t notice a huge jump in quality with HD.
Overall, nice.
just playing with feature that said you could blur faces out LOL just used that one for quick try. The garble on the sky vide0s is the wind in one channel but figured it worked left and right. Not like I am going to worry about it left and right let alone dolby 5.1! The analog video converted to HD really does not show a difference other than the size of the frames matches the ones shot with the HD cameras.
mostly worried about it being loud enough for people to hear. My buddy has a lap top and in told me it was way to quite as did Webster. I mean why wait for ever for them to upload if peeps can not hear them anyways LOL
Sound and features all checked out fine, but then you weren’t mumbling at the camera now, were you? You were falling out of a plane and not even screaming. I could hear the wind, though. That’s something. (lol)
I dislike airplanes and love pretending I am flying ummm go figure.
If at first you don’t succeed – skydiving may not be for you.
Glad your hearing it better