After our own DV Gear Talk Video Podcast got as high as #12 in popularity of all podcasts worldwide, people asked for this article, so here it is!
Monthly Archive for December, 2005
Features:
* Deinterlace movies (half height/normal height/double frame rate/blend,adaptive/simple). * Change field dominance (for PAL films with fake interlace). * Reinterlace from one or two movies. * Standards conversion (PAL< ->NTSC or custom). * Inverse telecine. * Trim, shift, simple color correction, noise reduction. * Change encoding (RGB gamma, video range/full range). * Fix jagged edges. * Pitch preserving sound track for half speed. * Change movie speed, reverse movie. * Interlaced in/out, progressive in/out. * Includes utility to view and edit image description extensions * Separate utility for NTSC->PAL inverse telecine
to download, click here
I have not tried this… post …
What looks to be a nice upgrade to this cross-platform, open source 3D modeling, rendering and animation software. And it’s free!
http://www.blender.org/cms/Blender_2_40.598.0.html
Here are 12 Companies that own TV stations and the change in their stock price in 2005.
(Hint: Broadcast television might not be the best field in which to plan your future…)
Belo (BLC): -11.6%
Emmis (EMS): +8.7%
Fisher (FSCI): -3.1%
Gannett (GCI): -24.2%
Gray (GTN): -38%
Hearst-Argyle (HTV): -6.9%
Media General (MEG): -17%
Meredith (MDP): -2.4%
New York Times (NYT): -30.7%
Sinclair (SBGI): +29.1%
Tribune (TRB): -24.8%
Young (YBTVA): -80.2%
Average: -16.8%
Here are the charts.
I am going to start a series of articles detailing new ways to think about video production in the 21st century. The old paradigm of “hey, please hire me to shoot and edit your video for $X (or $X/hour)” is still quite valid and will be perhaps forever.
But there are new, different ways to think about making money with DV.
Here is the first one, called “How to turn a $3,000 job into a $30,000 job” (based on a true story, but details have been changed), which details a very feasible $300,000 per year business plan for a DV creator.
Guy’s DVeStore Theatre is the coolest place on the internet for getting real, expert demos on a range of cool production and postproduction gear! If you haven’t watched these awesome movies you are missing out!
1. Go to: http://dvcreators.net/discuss/showt…31774#post31774
2. click on “Thread Tools”
3. choose “Subscribe to Thread”
4. Click “Add to Subscription”
That’s all there is to it! You will be conveniently notified when a new movie has been added to the DVeStore Theatre!
Try holding down the “option” key instead of the “C” key For some reason, holding down the “C” key at startup does not always work to force booting from media that is in your Mac’s optical drive.
In these cases, holding down the “option” key at startup (which, when functioning normally, displays all available startup devices) may allow you to select the appropriate boot volume (your Mac OS X installation CD or DVD) and proceed with the normal booting process.Failing this, try holding down the “Command”, “Option”, “Shift”, and “Delete” keys simultaneously while your Mac is starting up. This should force …
This site is offering free stock footage clips that are royalty free. They’re in AVI format, so if you’re using Quicktime, you’ll have to convert, but the quality will remain:
http://www.footagefirm.com/footage/freeclips/index.htm
More free video stock:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Video
http://search.singingfish.com/sfw/home.jsp
http://www.resolume.com/footage/archive.php
vj loops:
http://www.archive.org/details/68_Vintage_Fairlight_VJ_Loops_by_VJzoo
http://www.archive.org/details/100_Funfair_VJ_Loops_by_VJzoo
http://www.archive.org/details/68_Urban_Vector_VJ_Loops_by_VJzoo
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