[MaadDaawg]

I have an old Sony video 8 that takes digital movies on either tape or smart stick. It is also capable of streaming directly to the internet. I've never used it for making a You Tube vid but would like to make one of parts of my "the BEAST" review.

Can anyone offer "you tube for dummies" info for me?

tks

[Kal-EL]

RTFM!
(Youtube don't have a manual? WTF?!?!? LOLOLOL )

[MaadDaawg]

Thanks Supes

[BenchZowner]

You know how to get the contents of the tape digitized on your computer Maad ?

[MaadDaawg]

Yeah Benchman, it uses a firewire cable and can stream directly into the computer, or, on tape or stick for later transfer. Got a bunch of video software to change it to whatever format it needs to be in.

[Kal-EL]

You know, I had an old sony that came with alot of software for video editing and stuff. Problem was.......they didn't include the software keys to activate and use the software.

I'm 83% sure you can use windows movie maker to import the video from your cam. I'm 87% sure that taking video via the smart stick comes out choppy and at a lower resolution. I'm 100% certain that playback of video on Sony Devices is 50% better image quality than on anything else. (by Sony design of course).

[DrNip]

Lovin the 83%, rofl.

[kikicoco1334]

rofl kal i love your numbering system

[Neuromancer]

There is a 78% chance Kal is making numbers up

[BenchZowner]

Save the video on your PC as RAW AVI, if it doesn't support that, then choose the best quality possible and then convert it to h.264 with Mainconcept Reference ( rip the video to your PC and then I'll give you the exact settings for the h.264 compression )