The Snarkpit
login register search
Say hi to our newest member, QuartzRaven!
Home Maps Articles Downloads Forums Links

Video editing progs

Video editing progs

Re: Video editing progs Posted by wil5on on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 3:18pm
wil5on
1733 posts
Posted 2004-06-12 3:18pm
Post #37085
wil5on
member
1733 posts 570 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 12th 2003 Occupation: Mapper Location: Adelaide
Do you? Preferably small in filesize...

What I'm planning on doing is recording some CS/DoD/etc. games and doing a music video...
Re: Video editing progs Posted by Orpheus on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 5:27pm
Orpheus
13860 posts
Posted 2004-06-12 5:27pm
Post #37095
Orpheus
member
13860 posts 2024 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 26th 2001 Occupation: Long Haul Trucking Location: Long Oklahoma - USA
virtual dub
Re: Video editing progs Posted by scary_jeff on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 6:45pm
scary_jeff
1614 posts
Posted 2004-06-12 6:45pm
Post #37101
scary_jeff
member
1614 posts 191 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 22nd 2001
Second agreement of the day, virtual dub is the de facto half-life movie making tool.
Re: Video editing progs Posted by Skeletor on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 6:47pm
Skeletor
312 posts
Posted 2004-06-12 6:47pm
Post #37102
Skeletor
member
312 posts 41 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 28th 2003 Occupation: Student Location: California
Windows Movie Maker 2 is pretty good, with some nice transitions. Probably the Windows equivalent of iMovie.
Re: Video editing progs Posted by Forceflow on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 7:02pm
Forceflow
2420 posts
Posted 2004-06-12 7:02pm
Post #37105
Forceflow
member
2420 posts 451 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 6th 2003 Occupation: Engineering Student (CS) Location: Belgium
With Virtualdub it's easy as cake :smile:
  • Use the startmovie command to create a series of BMP's
  • open Virtualdub, and open the first BMP of the sequence, the rest will automatically follow
  • select your compression in the compression menu (Intel Video, DivX, Xvid, Uncompressed AVI)
  • file -> export to AVI ... Done :smile:
Re: Video editing progs Posted by Orpheus on Sat Jun 12th 2004 at 8:50pm
Orpheus
13860 posts
Posted 2004-06-12 8:50pm
Post #37124
Orpheus
member
13860 posts 2024 snarkmarks Registered: Aug 26th 2001 Occupation: Long Haul Trucking Location: Long Oklahoma - USA
scary_jeff said:
Second agreement of the day, virtual dub is the de facto half-life movie making tool.
gasps can it be.. twice in a single day

with my movie collection.. you think i could survive without VD :biggrin:
Re: Video editing progs Posted by wil5on on Sun Jun 13th 2004 at 4:14am
wil5on
1733 posts
Posted 2004-06-13 4:14am
Post #37152
wil5on
member
1733 posts 570 snarkmarks Registered: Dec 12th 2003 Occupation: Mapper Location: Adelaide
Thanks, I'm about to dl it now.
Re: Video editing progs Posted by 2dmin on Mon Jun 14th 2004 at 11:00am
2dmin
352 posts
Posted 2004-06-14 11:00am
Post #37394
2dmin
member
352 posts 75 snarkmarks Registered: May 17th 2003 Occupation: Progamer Location: Canberra, Australia
um, no offense guys, but virtual dub and movie maker are -craaaap-

Vegas 4.0, Adobe Premiere 6/6.5 and Adobe After Effects 5/6 are the best. They have transitions, effects, etc... They're also very expensive! :biggrin:
Re: Video editing progs Posted by Forceflow on Mon Jun 14th 2004 at 11:06am
Forceflow
2420 posts
Posted 2004-06-14 11:06am
Post #37395
Forceflow
member
2420 posts 451 snarkmarks Registered: Nov 6th 2003 Occupation: Engineering Student (CS) Location: Belgium
he asked for free ones ... and with Virtualdub and its filters, a lot can be achieved too.
Re: Video editing progs Posted by 2dmin on Wed Jun 16th 2004 at 10:27am
2dmin
352 posts
Posted 2004-06-16 10:27am
Post #37594
2dmin
member
352 posts 75 snarkmarks Registered: May 17th 2003 Occupation: Progamer Location: Canberra, Australia
Yeah ... well premiere and stuff can be free ... sort of ... :razz: