Wanna see my little TVR video?
Wanna see my little TVR video?
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iandbeech

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2,709 posts

287 months

Saturday 4th September 2004
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"TVRdreaming" - 6.5MB in "WMV" format.

You`ll need to right click on link, then "save target as" to download onto your hard drive. many thanks to Luca for hosting


www.sleepy-fish.com/images/videos/TVRs/TVRdreamingwmv.wmv

maddog-uk

2,392 posts

275 months

Saturday 4th September 2004
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Very good! Now I want to go and make one of mine!

TimW

3,848 posts

276 months

Saturday 4th September 2004
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Nice..

Makes me want to go get soem footage now. with a sucksion pad where you det that from.?

iandbeech

Original Poster:

2,709 posts

287 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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The disappearing wife bit was clever wasn`t it!!

In order to use her car, I had to allow her a "cameo" slot and also she had to double up as the driver of the "camera support vehicle" - as well as doing some of the filming!! You just can`t get the staff these days!

Suction mount was from www.b-hague.co.uk who supply all sorts of filming "goodies"

silverback mike

11,293 posts

282 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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excellent vid

davetherave1970

2,144 posts

275 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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Hi iandbeech

Do you have the SM1 suction mount? I ordered one last Friday.
If so, any tips when using it?

Dave

wiggymotors

38 posts

266 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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top quality viewing for a sunday mornin, beets church by miles

Larco

356 posts

299 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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Thoroughly enjoyed it. Will have to go for a run after lunch now

TimW

3,848 posts

276 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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Is it that 75quid mount.

what are these little race camera's like(forgotten the name) and you can attatch it to like ur camcorder inside the car and that outside?

iandbeech

Original Poster:

2,709 posts

287 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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davetherave1970 said:
Hi iandbeech

Do you have the SM1 suction mount? I ordered one last Friday.
If so, any tips when using it?

Dave


That`s the one - I also bought the superclamp as a combined kit. Just make sure the surface you put it on is clean - and I have also been adding a secondary safety cord just in case the suction fails - it hasn`t though so far!

TIMW - are you thinking of "bullet" cams? I`m sure others on here have used them very successfully

brentstevens

952 posts

288 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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Well done - excellent bit of home movie making.
A couple of questions.
1. What software did you use for downloading and editing on your computer?
2.What colour is your car? Dosn't look a million miles away from Cosmos Blue, which is my colour.

SXS 

2,068 posts

269 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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Nice

I love the music, really matched your 'mug' shot!

Reminded me a little of the Soprano's intro....
Only missing a cigar and a gold chain!

kojak69

4,547 posts

282 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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very good.

iandbeech

Original Poster:

2,709 posts

287 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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brentstevens said:
Well done - excellent bit of home movie making.
A couple of questions.
1. What software did you use for downloading and editing on your computer?
2.What colour is your car? Dosn't look a million miles away from Cosmos Blue, which is my colour.


1. The software I use is Pinnacle Studio 8 (I think "9" is out now) and it came complete with card for installing plus DV cable for a DV Camcorder. Just download from cam, edit etc and output to wmv,mpeg,real and DVD which is great for pic/sound quality if you have a cinema setup

2. It`s Olympic blue and is very similer to Cosmos blue - both lovely colours

Griffophenia

1,107 posts

273 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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Hi Ian, good video - was the music Silent Night!!!
Didnt get any on my computor! I think you should get
Gussie a hat. Where did you film it ---Kings Lynn?
And of course the video would have been a lot faster if it was from a GRIFFITH!!!
By the way didnt get your email!

Phil

>> Edited by Griffophenia on Sunday 5th September 20:58

iandbeech

Original Poster:

2,709 posts

287 months

Sunday 5th September 2004
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Griffophenia said:
Hi Ian, good video - was the music Silent Night!!!
Didnt get any on my computor! I think you should get
Gussie a hat. Where did you film it ---Kings Lynn?
And of course the video would have been a lot faster if it was from a GRIFFITH!!!
By the way didnt get your email!

Phil

>> Edited by Griffophenia on Sunday 5th September 20:58



No sound? You are in a minority of 1 then! Is your computer still playing up?! - my emails are obviously having trouble reaching you but we all had a pleasant beer on Thursday!! Gussie likes her hair messed up and the video was digitally "slowed down" as I was driving the Chimaera too fast It was all filmed locally.

Email me your phone number of you like and we can communicate the old fashioned way.

>> Edited by iandbeech on Sunday 5th September 21:15

brentstevens

952 posts

288 months

Monday 6th September 2004
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Thks Ian. I have Pinnacle 9 just installed.
Have been filming my son's band (www.fiftyviews.com) gigs and trying to put some video clips onto their web-site.
Struggling to compress as it is hugely memory intensive. Seems to be 1 meg per second!!!
Any ideas for a computer numptie?
P.S. - try my son's website. The first track (Rubberman) is great in the Chim at full blast . It can almost drown out the V8 rumble

FourWheelDrift

92,234 posts

313 months

Monday 6th September 2004
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brentstevens said:
Struggling to compress as it is hugely memory intensive. Seems to be 1 meg per second!!!
Any ideas for a computer numptie?



Sounds as though you are using straight audio/video DV footage from the camera. To get it to a better size for uploading/dowloading you need to check the screen size, type and bitrate you are saving it at.

Reduce the screen size - do not use higher than 640x480 if you are planning on uploading it and still want to keep good quality playback with minimal filesize.

Reduce the bitrate kp/s figure, anything above 500kp/s isn't worth the difference it produces.

What codec/format are you saving with, normal MPEG?, AVI (with a compression codec like DivX?) Quicktime Movie?
I would suggest saving as an AVI using DivX (very common type).

Then to reduce video size further load the AVI into either Windows Move Make (if you have WinXP) or download the WIndows Media Encoder from Microsoft. Load in your AVI and re-save, experiment with the bitrate/screen size settings to get the ideal movie filesize you are comfortable with uploading with a bitrate of the WMV probably around 350-400kp/s.

If it is just a 4min music video the finished WMV should be no bigger than 8mb for acceptable quality of video/audio playback.

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Monday 6th September 13:48

coach

1,118 posts

281 months

Monday 6th September 2004
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brentstevens said:
Thks Ian. I have Pinnacle 9 just installed.
Have been filming my son's band (www.fiftyviews.com) gigs and trying to put some video clips onto their web-site.
Struggling to compress as it is hugely memory intensive. Seems to be 1 meg per second!!!
Any ideas for a computer numptie?
P.S. - try my son's website. The first track (Rubberman) is great in the Chim at full blast . It can almost drown out the V8 rumble


Brent

Comendations to the son - excellent track...s'pose ought to say well done to you as well as genetics had a bit to do with it!

Coach

jvaughan

6,025 posts

312 months

Tuesday 7th September 2004
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Nice little Video .. Ive been putting a 3 minute one of the wedge over the last 6 months or so.. just dont seem to have the time to finish it...