In my movie, will I be able to show speeded-up segments, like played at 2X speed?
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Yes! While I have not used that feature, the package clearly says "New! Variable speed controls---speed up or slow down any part of your video."
2151528
Yes, but it will take some time. For about 10 minutes 720p video it takes me about one hour to render.
607925
I have never used it for games, but there is an option to select a game mode instead of the theater mode. Hope this helped a little bit.
2125764
Yes, you can see the speed and nunbers but it is not as visable as versus using the film. Some films are of a better quality and the numerals are much clearer .
67834
yes, i had this problem. i noticed that the playback looked fine on the camera, but when i transferred to my computer, it was jerky. turns out the problem was the kind of application I was using to view it. I found the free GOM player, and this solved the problem nicely.
907387
Yes, you can. There may be, however, a performance drop depending on the combined richness of the content. For example, watching 2 movies at the same time will likely result in some jerkiness. This can be offset, somewhat, by the amount of free RAM in your system and adjusting caching.
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I don't know. Personally, if I want slow-mo I alter the speed in Premiere Pro..
92700
It would not be best for this purpose. When you change the playback speed faster/slower, it changes the tempo as well as the pitch. Besides the speed variation may not be enough for your application. I would recommend using an MP3 music file and run it through an audio program that lets you change the tempo and the pitch independently. I use QuickTime Player 7.6.6. or you can use another program like "Audacity". It has so many options to change you sound tracks. Best of luck!!!
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That being a longer video, and If I remember correctly, it will record 4gb and then start another movie as a safety save type of thing. It will be seamless when edited. Do you have LOOP on or off? The answer may be there too.
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Cant really say,but convert all your videos to MPEG format it's big but it will play.
1669755
Yes - really fast. Most movies are less than 8 gigs; therefore, you could store more than one. Small clips transfer at lightning speed.
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I am almost sure it is not, but the newer one might be. Why would you need speed on a movie PLAYER? You are NOT down loading to it.
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yes it does show on the recording when you play it back. But it can be off in the playback if you set it up in the off mode in the main menu
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Q: When playing back a video shot at 600fps or 240fps on my TV or Computer it appears wavy and faded out. What am I doing wrong?
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If you're referring to a 'movie' made from still images, it does so quite easily. If you want the same duration for each slide to show and the same type and length of transitions - it can do it all nearly instantaneously. If you want slides to be showing for different lengths of time, there's a bit more manual work involved. But in either case, you'd render out to a video format - for the web probably .mp4. However, if you're referring to a manual slide show on a website - where the viewer can move through the slides at their own pace, that's something entirely different and is done with a plugin (slider) and individual still images on the website itself, not done in a video editing program.
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what do you exactly mean? you can put on it any divx, avi, mpeg, quictime movie, mpeg 4 or any kind of movie on the special software it brings and then it transformers it to the kind it can be seen on the device, look at the pictures i'll upload on amazon on 13/02/07
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No, recorded clips duration is fixed and cannot be changed, but you can stitch them together with movie maker in ms window. Quicktime needs additional video codes.