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Post by airraider on Feb 9, 2008 8:35:44 GMT -6
I finally uploaded the video I made from the 2006 season where I was at my old school. I was the OC and we went 13-1 and had an amazing year.. I put over 200 hours into making this video.. its just under an hour long.. and has LOTS of interesting stuff in it.. Has some of the following.. Hide out Reverse passes three way kick return sunami onside kick hook and ladder Wildcat direct snap stuff Power Zone Over 5000 yards of offense this season.. It has a short intro with still shots.. then gets into the video.. has pictures, music, voice overs from in game radio commentary as well as HC's pregame interviews.. Hope you enjoy.. video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4480505493396783657[google]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4480505493396783657[/google]
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Post by carson101 on Feb 9, 2008 12:26:46 GMT -6
Great job coach enjoyed watching
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Post by airraider on Feb 9, 2008 12:53:54 GMT -6
Great job coach enjoyed watching thanks coach.. for some reason the audio got a little out of sync.. everything times up better on the original.. oh well..
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Post by bhb on Feb 10, 2008 12:25:31 GMT -6
Just for future reference- if you set your cameras audio to 16 bit you shouldn't have any problems with your audio being out of sync.. Cameras come set at 12 bit by default (at least most of them do) so you've got to go into your cameras settings and change it.. This tends to become an issue on long projects..
If that doesn't work you can always choose to "extract audio" from your editing program.. Every program is a little different with that one so you may have to play around with the options to make sure you have your settings right..Read up before you try that, but I've used it and it solved that problem for me a couple of times on some footage I used from a different camera that didn't have the audio set up right..
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Post by airraider on Feb 10, 2008 17:37:59 GMT -6
Just for future reference- if you set your cameras audio to 16 bit you shouldn't have any problems with your audio being out of sync.. Cameras come set at 12 bit by default (at least most of them do) so you've got to go into your cameras settings and change it.. This tends to become an issue on long projects.. If that doesn't work you can always choose to "extract audio" from your editing program.. Every program is a little different with that one so you may have to play around with the options to make sure you have your settings right..Read up before you try that, but I've used it and it solved that problem for me a couple of times on some footage I used from a different camera that didn't have the audio set up right.. well everything is good on the DVD.. if you put it in and just watch it, its great.. But somewhere in converting to an AVI and uploading to google video, it got out of whack.
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