Cadwell 090707 onboard footage
 

Weazelz and I did Cadwell GP circuit yesterday (9th July), here is some onboard footage - with my new Baph recommended (or at least inspired) camera/recorder setup 8)

4 mins of fun, enjoy

Vid1 (Dry)

ADDED:-

Ah .... it rained!! :rolleyes: Not many people braved the conditions, but I had paid for it, I was going out!! :smt040

Vid2 (Wet)

EVEN more ADDED:- :D

And to complete the trilogy, here is a 'tail view' one ... you don't get to see much of what is going on around, but you get a real appreciation of what I am doing 8)

Vid3 (Tail View)




p.s. Perhaps we should have a videos section?? ... I wasn't quite sure where to put this.

Re: Cadwell 090707 onboard footage
 

Nice vid...

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T'is a good idea that. There's a few of us with video camera's on here now. Maybe enough to warrant it (or a sub-forum of Photos).

Blue, now you've (sort of) got codecs working, are you liking the camera/recorder now? Also, does that bike have lowers? That's about the only place I can think of to mount the cam.

Good vid, doesn't look like compression has affected it much.

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You are now my new hero. You made short work of a lot of bikes there.:cool:

Just don't tell me you were in teh novice group! :p

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What program do you guys use to compress it? Mine are done on Windows Movie Maker and recorded as high quality PAL. The only reason for this was trial and error to get reasonable upload times. Any recomendations gratefully received.
Thanks, Pete.

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Sure, its all good :) I only had one failed vid, I am not sure why it didn't record, but we will say human error for now (I think it was actually that it was still initialising when I hit record and that rogered it!)

Yep, its a (rather tatty looking!! :D) full fairing (see avatar <----)!!

It was inters, there were only 6 people in the fast group, so on a big track like Cadders it just became boring very quickly as you never saw anyone, so I just pestered people in inters!! :D

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See, questions like this would go well in a videos section ;)

Personally, I don't compress it per-say.

Record, upload to home computer (read: plug in by USB & capy across), edit, save & upload.

For editing, I use ULead VideoStudio 11 (when in Windows). Awesome software for video editing, and one of the guys at work does still frame animation with it (using a digital camera on tripod).

The saving, generally it's saved as AVI, again, by VideoStudio (since thats where the edit was done). The format you chose denotes certain elements of the recording.

Then when you upload, the site you upload to will usually "optimise" it for streaming. In other words, they'll compress & translate it to another format, which implies different compression on their format too.

Photobucket for example, uses flv's (Flash Long Video - IIRC).

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You were quite clearly an advanced trackday'er. I can understand what you mean though, more fun perstering the crowds of slow people that 6 fast bikes. Can you teach me how to ride like that? Bloody awesome! Loved the little wheelies over the hill.

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ADDED another vid (see 1st post) ...

The heavens opened ... :o

I was going out anyway!! :D

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Oh yea, Blue, stick a slightly wider angle lens on your cam.

I think mine is pointed seriously out to the side (20-30 degrees maybe!!) but it looks ok on playback. And it'd get rid of that black corner top right (your knee) if you sat it more forward a touch. Probably just about clear the wheel then too. ;)