I am not overly happy about having to
make videos to begin with.
I am certain that the Truth does not
need a 'video', or a 'video face', but I discuss that in these
videos.
I am also not too pleased with the
results, video wise. These videos are shot in an original format of
1920 X 1080 60P with 256K audio, which is not seen on YouTube.
However, they are archived in my computers as such.
Then, just to be able to upload them to
YouTube, they have to be down-converted to 1280 X 720 30P with 384K
audio beforehand. This is what you see and hear on YouTube at 'Full
Screen', after the video shifts gears (which takes a few seconds).
You can also see these at 854 X 480 30P
-- which is the YouTube Big Viewer resolution.
If you do not have a high speed
Internet Connection -- the Big Viewer version is the best that you
will be able to see.
In sequence, the videos are --
VIDEO--01
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_ikIcgIZGA
VIDEO--02
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX6kajnAG7M
VIDEO--03
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrX_g90E-9M
These videos are recorded as one
sequence, but the camera that I have subdivides them into sections
that are each 10 minutes and 40 seconds long. Then, those sections
have to be combined during the conversion process to create a video
segment. There were eleven sections that were changed into three
segments for this video, which was done as one take.
When the software combines the sections
into one segment, it misses a word if I happen to be talking at the
second when two sections are joined together. I will work on that, to
see if it can be remedied.
Also, I had a cold in my dose that day,
so you will have to put up with my sniffles.
Overall, this came out very well --
much better than I thought it would. It only takes a few hours of
studio time to record two hours of video, but it takes days to get it
converted and uploaded to YouTube. Plus, I am trying out four
different editing programs at the same time, so that slows things
down too.
If your browser does not play these
videos, and I know that Firefox often fails to play YouTube videos --
use Internet Explorer or Google Chrome instead.
Thank You.
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Markel Peters