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Thanks Shedder!
Cheers Blake, got it. Beautiful playing. Thanks Shedder for this. Just out of interest, is it easy to convert video files? How is it done?
Shedder rocks! Thanks for the clip. Vinnie definitely looked a bit more clean-cut for this performance than I'm used to seeing him.
THANKS ALOT SHEDDER!!!!!
VC NEVER lets me down
Dazzler, download Quicktime to play the MP4. As to making clips, it's fairly easy. Just take and import a video file into the computer and edit it using whatever program such as Vegas, Premier or a host of others, render it as an mpeg or quicktime movie file and you are good to go.
Thanks for sharing shedder...
But, Nobody has nothing to tell about the band or the song?
I like the song pretty much. While I was watching the video, the melody and music made me forget about who is playing...
I didn?t know about this artist and I like it. I will check more music from him.
Thanks again, cheers for sharing !!
It?s nice to open this forum everyday and find good material on video, audio, words...
keep sharing guys.
I have some live audio material from a Weckl gig here in Spain in 2002. The sound is good and the playing...well...you?ll listen to it. Soon I will post it.
Bye
Juan Expo,
Check out more of Keith Urban right here!.
The song they played is from a cd called Golden Road.
Good modern Country music, Matt Chamberlain and Chris McHugh both play on it [img]cool.gif[/img]
Later,
EB
<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ February 01, 2004 07:36 PM: Message edited by: Eaglebeat ]</font>
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Chers Randy, I'm sure that once you put your film into one of the progs you mentioned it is fairly stright forward to render it, but it's getting the clip onto your pc that I wouldn't have a clue about!Quote:
Dazzler, download Quicktime to play the MP4. As to making clips, it's fairly easy. Just take and import a video file into the computer and edit it using whatever program such as Vegas, Premier or a host of others, render it as an mpeg or quicktime movie file and you are good to go.
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Thanks Shedder!!!!
Well Dazz you need a video input of some kind. A "Video In" jack, or see if you have a "Firewire" port too. You can input video through a video camera that also has a firewire jack on it.
You need an audio input as well, but audio in jacks are more common.