First attempt at video editing

Found out I have Movie Maker on my desktop (I had no clue ) so this is my first attempt at a quick compilation of video from the Dersert 100 this last weekend. I will now have to go through the 100's of hours of video I have shot on both the WR and my Goldwing last summer and put something together. Hope you like it.

That's pretty cool!

See!! I knew you could do it. Actually that thing looks like it works pretty good too!

Looks great, thanks for the vid

Hdoakaguy

nice !

Hodaka has a go pro camera which one do you have?

ol guy wrote:

Hodaka has a go pro camera which one do you have?

He's using a P.O.V. 1.5 I believe. It's a nice setup!

Hodakaguy

Hodakaguy wrote:

ol guy wrote:

Hodaka has a go pro camera which one do you have?

He's using a P.O.V. 1.5 I believe. It's a nice setup!

Hodakaguy

That is correct, it is a P.O.V. 1.5. It is not HD, but it still takes good video. I noticed the quality dropped quite a bit when I uploaded the video, it looks much better here. The thing I like about this camera is that there is only the small lens mounted, and it being small, it rarely if ever gets hung up on stuff. I whacked it pretty hard on some branches once, and it didn't budge. The downside is the cord attached, and the size of the battery/recording device. It is a bit large, but it goes about 4 hours on a set of AA batteries, and it takes 8 GB cards good for about 6 hours of video.
http://www.vio-pov.com/products/pov_15.php

TheFlying"W" wrote:

Hodakaguy wrote:

ol guy wrote:

Hodaka has a go pro camera which one do you have?

He's using a P.O.V. 1.5 I believe. It's a nice setup!

Hodakaguy

That is correct, it is a P.O.V. 1.5. It is not HD, but it still takes good video. I noticed the quality dropped quite a bit when I uploaded the video, it looks much better here. The thing I like about this camera is that there is only the small lens mounted, and it being small, it rarely if ever gets hung up on stuff. I whacked it pretty hard on some branches once, and it didn't budge. The downside is the cord attached, and the size of the battery/recording device. It is a bit large, but it goes about 4 hours on a set of AA batteries, and it takes 8 GB cards good for about 6 hours of video.
http://www.vio-pov.com/products/pov_15.php

The drop in video quality is most likely coming from the Movie Maker software when saving your finished clip. Look through the settings for saving vids, you should have a option to save in a higher quality. Aftermarket software will let you save in HD resolution so you won't degrade anything when its done.

Hodakaguy

Hodakaguy wrote:

The drop in video quality is most likely coming from the Movie Maker software when saving your finished clip. Look through the settings for saving vids, you should have a option to save in a higher quality. Aftermarket software will let you save in HD resolution so you won't degrade anything when its done.

Hodakaguy

I will check that out. Thanks for the tip.