Beginner looks for help
- From: ccjemmett@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 27 Aug 2006 13:57:12 -0700
Hi,
I guess I'm looking for a clue. I've stumbled along and learned a few
things and now it's a brick wall.
I video, among other things, a friends' band. Just one camera and a
condenser mic.
So far I'm able to create a dvd-r via Premier Elements or other basic
software.
I can also post clips like this one on putfile.
http://media.putfile.com/more-Manic
I'm doing this by simply exporting to Windows Media Player and then
uploading the resulting file.
There are a few artists who use similar clips that I made on their web
sites. The above clip is bare but I do a bit of editing and add titles
but really want to improve what I do.
My problem is the file size (of course). From the avi file I am able to
compress about 1 minute of footage that seems to be of acceptable
quality for the net. These file are usually 5mgs or less. They play for
most people in about 5 seconds and can be emailed to friends etc.
Anything longer and the file size becomes too large, any further
compression with my current resources and the quality becomes
unwatchable.
However, I do see clips all over the net of reasonable quality that
contain a whole song, sometimes 4-5 minutes or longer. How do they do
that?
I've just started playing with a 30 day trial version of
Autodesk/Discreet Cleaner but so far the learning curve is humbling.
So, am I going to have to go back to school or can someone offer a tip
and/or point me towards some good "super basic, from the beginning
info"?
Thanks for your time.
.
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