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I'm not going to do a hack for Hi Def videos as I can't afford the bandwidth to do that -- and it will only frustrate people having 50MB files. It already costs me a fortune (which I'm not bitching about) to carry the freight of You Tube Bandwidth -- that's why I make it a Premium feature only.
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Huh? When YouTube video is played inline inside posts, your bandwidth isn't used. The embedded flash player connects directly to YouTube.
In related news - YouTube now supports 720p high definition.
YouTube - Testing High Definition & New Logo
You'll need to go to the actual YouTube site (click on the video twice) and then click on the "Play in HD" link under the video window.
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Reason: Removed double video post.
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12-27-2008, 07:58 AM
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Here's one of my Aspen R/T at St.Thomas Ont.
It was a Mopar Fun Day and we did have fun.
YouTube - Mopar Fun Day part 2
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01-02-2009, 11:49 AM
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this is 3 passes with some slow mo stuff
YouTube - inboard 60 ft on rear wheels
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01-02-2009, 11:53 AM
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I love it! What type of camera is it (hard drive, cd, flash, tape?) - It looks like you're getting some corruption on your media.
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Reason: LOL - remove double video from _quoted_ text... sigh.
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I love it! What type of camera is it (hard drive, cd, flash, tape?) - It looks like you're getting some corruption on your media.
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the camera is digital tape the coruption was from hard tire shake..
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the camera is digital tape the coruption was from hard tire shake..
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If you have access to a solid state camera (flash media) you can use that instead and you won't get any corruption. This is the camera I use inside my car:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilmf30/
I never get corruption with it and best of all it has excellent low light vision. How do you mount your camera - your video frame seems pretty solid!
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If you have access to a solid state camera (flash media) you can use that instead and you won't get any corruption. This is the camera I use inside my car:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilmf30/
I never get corruption with it and best of all it has excellent low light vision. How do you mount your camera - your video frame seems pretty solid! |
OK -- I'm confused -- you use a Fuji-Film F-30 (6.2MP Range Finder) for your videos?
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OK -- I'm confused -- you use a Fuji-Film F-30 (6.2MP Range Finder) for your videos?
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Yep, it has a 640x480 progressive scan 30 fps video mode. The advantages to using a compact still camera instead of a full video camera is that it is very light ( = less shake) and very portable - I have a roll cage camera mount so I can stick the camera just about anywhere in the car (or quickly put it in other people's cars). Also, most video cameras take interlaced video (boo!). The light sensitivity of this camera (ISO 3200!) smokes any video camera, including professional ones, which makes it ideal for night racing. Obviously the tradeoff is limited lens range, but for in-car I don't need fancy lens. You're also limited to 1 hour of recording to a 512MB flash card but again I don't need more than a few minutes per pass.
Note - this is just for the in-car videos. For the outside of the car videos I have the Canon Vixia HF11 HD camcorder.
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