Little fun on a Saturday afternoon in NH

[jeffsg4mac]

I was bored today and played with my wifes iPod nano. Come to find out it makes a decent helmet cam Who knew?

http://web.me.com/jeffrey8mm/Jeffs_Page/Movies.html

 

[itschris]

That's awsome. I gotta lean how to make movies like that with music and scene to scene transitions. What software did you use? The Nano really can record like that?

I gotta get my bike to the shop. I've been procrastinating getting the fuel pump fixed. You just gave me the kick in the *** I needed. Maybe I'll make a vid of my and Gixxer.

 

[jeffsg4mac]

That's awsome. I gotta lean how to make movies like that with music and scene to scene transitions. What software did you use? The Nano really can record like that?

I gotta get my bike to the shop. I've been procrastinating getting the fuel pump fixed. You just gave me the kick in the *** I needed. Maybe I'll make a vid of my and Gixxer.

That was just a quick put together with iMovie. Yep that was a nano. It's a little choppy but hey it's an mp3 player. The new imovie is actually pretty darn good software. It's not Final Cut pro or even Final Cut Express, but if you have good video and know what your doing it can look professional.

 

[pzaur]

That's pretty cool. I might suggest blacking out your license plate just in case...

-pat

 

[jeffsg4mac]

That's pretty cool. I might suggest blacking out your license plate just in case...

-pat

I was thinking about that But since I was not speeding no biggee

 

[dkane360]

I have final cut express 4 and its pretty nice, but iMovie is just so much easier for throwing things together. Got FCE4 for $69 at my school though. Can't beat it!

 

[Alex2507]

I can't play this with Firefox.

I got it on the laptop with IE after downloading quicktime ... sheesh.

 

[jeffsg4mac]

I have final cut express 4 and its pretty nice, but iMovie is just so much easier for throwing things together. Got FCE4 for $69 at my school though. Can't beat it!

Nope that's a good price for sure. Your right though, Final cut can really give you pro results, but imovie is easier for a quick throw together thats for sure. Final Cut has a learning curve too. Best to get a book for that program in order to learn how to use it's full potential. I mean crikey Final Cut pro is used in major editing of todays top films. Kind of overkill for the home user.

 

[Patrukas777]

That was pretty cool! Nice scenery, if only the road was smoother.

 

[Nomo]

Nice ride!
Who is that on the soundtrack music?

 

[jeffsg4mac]

That was pretty cool! Nice scenery, if only the road was smoother.

Yeah the winter really took takes a toll on some of the back roads up here. They are not all that bad those were just close to the house.

 

[jeffsg4mac]

Nice ride!
Who is that on the soundtrack music?

isn't that a kick a$$ song? That is Joe Satriani off his "Professor Satchafunkilus And The Musterion Of Rock CD". The song is called "Andalusia" Kind of 70's Fusion feel to it. I love it.

 

[Nomo]

-slaps self in head-

I was expecting the answer to be something from the '70s like Montrose.

 

[killdozzer]

I was bored today and played with my wifes iPod nano.

Try to be a bit more gentleman about it!

I use Power Director from CyberLink for editing. First steps are easy, but then there's a lot later to explore. Good balance of beginners and pro options.