My last video shoot need ya input bj movie inside
 

http://www.tomswhores.com/test.html
this is the last shoot i did im messing around with a new program to encode the videos the bigest and best HQ is this jumpy for you? choppy, etc... I cant tell on my damn computer all my movies are like this need new ram :(

TOM

if the movie don't load please tell me I used mpg2 to encode this it works for me but one person said it didnt for them :(

Crashed my browser :(


Dean*

SHIT ok let me re-try

Crashed my browser also

ok i encoded it to mpg1 so it shouldnt crash it if it does try www.tomswhores.com/test.mpg thanks

Working fine and with good quality, Tom ! :)

Thank god, Yea im getting better at doing videos now, the sony vx2000 is a bitch to learn but its awesome


TOM

Loads fine but it is very choppy.

I'm running XP/I.E. 6.0 on a very fast DSL connection - Hope this helps.

Loads fine but moves like a gif...... a little choppy...otherwise nice and clear:winkwink:

Tom - we recently got the VX2000 to and we love it. Are you shooting in "progressive scan" or "normal mode"?

it does its the program I used to encode it even told it not to put the sound in there but it did anyways, so screw it I uninstalled it and will find something else thanks mate

TOM

for this shoot i shot in progressive scan was reading the manual and it said its the best for the web *shrugs* im still learning and playing around with the lighting

TOM

hey charlie6763 can I call you so i can pick ya brain about a few things with the cam, [email protected] is my email if you want to send me your number or ya can call me 757-224-2367

Yeah - so are we. From what I understand progressive scan is the best way to go for shooting video for the web and getting good still captures. The trade-off is that if you wanted to burn it to a DVD/VHS for playback on a set-top player it looks kinda strange.

Tom, I have the Sony DCR TRV 900 E, and I've found that progrssive scan causes all sorts of problems, choppiness being the biggest of them.

About encoding: have you tried DivX? I prefer the compression/quality ratio as compared to Mpeg

looked clear but choppy. Cute girl