You tube is great because it’s simple, easy, and cheap. You don’t have to pay for bandwidth if all of a sudden your clip goes viral and is watched by 2 million people around the world. It’s also another way that you can drive traffic to your site. Users will find your video on You […]
The Surf the Dream site started out as a blogspot blog in 2005 but was moved over to a Mysource Matrix site when I started with Squiz UK in November 2007. It started as a basic site with just 4 standard pages, but quick evolved to include Asset Listings Contact Form Video Listings Image Listings […]
With the internet so jam packed with sites about everything it is rare to come across a video 101 course that covers the topics as well as http://www.video101course.com The site provides an excellent and indepth look into the following of Video production… video editing video recording camcorders shots camera lens sound lighting mounts video camera […]
In an earlier post I talked about settings for ffmpeg for flash video, and today I came across another helpful setting for ffmpeg. Sometimes your video will run for 30 minutes, however you only want to upload it in 10 minute segments. The following command will split a movie file ffmpeg -i myfiletosplit.flv -ss 00:00:00 […]
You’re no blue smarty in my book! I wanted to spend more time on the video but I would have had to start the project before I met you to do what I wanted to do.
Last December I flew over to Ireland on a chance and ended up filming the biggest waves ever surfed. Once I had returned and downloaded the footage I was a little disappointed that I wasn’t able to capture the full enormity of waves and the feeling you get when you’re there watching.