Re: Jerky Google Earth video, help
- From: webpa <webpa@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2007 08:07:29 -0700
On Jul 1, 11:03 pm, gA <rea...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am assembling my holiday pictures with Proshow Gold and I want
to include a piece of video 'Fly To' from Google Earth (I capture
it with SnagIt). When I play it in my slide show that video is
'jerky', not smooth at all.
The Google Earth original is at 15 fps and I have tried converting
it to 29.97 fps with Super, without success. Any advice on the fix?
Thank you in advance. - gA
I solve the problem by "capturing" the flight with a camcorder: Set to
manual white balance and exposure (adjust for best color/etc), point
camera at an LCD monitor (1280x1024) in a dark room, run the flight
forward and reverse a couple of times to fill the buffer, then
shoot...works great. Be sure to set the buffer size (in the Google
Earth applet) as large as possible. A CRT monitor is unlikely to be
usable here because of the much faster refresh rate...which will not
match the camcorder's frame rate. If you don't have a desk-top LCD,
then perhaps you can use a notebook.
.
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