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Thrill the World - Get Ready for a Thriller!
Jennifer O'Rourke - October 21st, 2009
Thrill the World and shoot some fun video with the ultimate zombie dance-off. Thriller.
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Video and Film Discussion
I just got back from Paris France and I made this short 3 minute video. Please critique!: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02b4EI95JvI
New Viral Video: Piano Stairs
Julie Babcock - October 16th, 2009
Can you get more people to take the stairs by making it fun to do? That's the question asked in Piano Stairs, a new viral video that has reached well over 2.5 million views on YouTube in just under two weeks...
Webinar on Basic Shooting Techniques: Join Us!
Scott Memmott - October 08th, 2009
We're co-producing a webinar with YouTube on Basic Shooting Techniques. Read on to learn more about the webinar, and learn how to submit your own question for consideration.
Website Redesign: Videomaker Never Looked So Good
Scott Memmott - October 02nd, 2009
Videomaker.com is looking good these days! Thanks to the hard work of our staff members we were able to launch our shiny new website yesterday. Not only does it look great, but we've added...
Viral Video Causes Copyright rules changes on YouTube
Scott Memmott - September 30th, 2009
Ive been having an interesting conversation with school instructor Dylan Bennett over a blog post I made on Monday about a ...
Everybody's Workshopping for the Weekend
Julie Babcock - September 25th, 2009
The office is bustling, here at Videomaker, as we prepare for our upcoming workshops. The weekend of October 9th is coming up fast and we couldn't be more excited. For the first time ever...
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Editing
Hi Guys,
New to the forum and really need some help, here is what I am trying to do. I am trying to make video's for my new web site with my Panasonic HSC-SD9 and host them on Youtube in HD.
I have had tons of problems.
I have took the video's on the Panasonic's HX recording mode which I'm sure its 9 MBPS. I then opened adobe Premiere CS4 to edit the video's.
Below are the settings I had Premiere at when I edited my video's:
General
Editing mode: AVCHD 1080p square pixel
Timebase: 25.00fps
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Video and Film Discussion
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My question is in regards to publishing original videos online with clips from tv shows recorded via DVR.
