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Continue reading →: AVI Audio Extractor
Advanced AVI Splitter, AVI Joiner, MP3 Splitter, audio extractor, video frames grabber. Ah there is a tool for everything. In this case, it is a tool that takes an AVI file that VideoFoundry/Video Explosion creates and extracts the audio portion so that I can edit it with a conventional tool…
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Continue reading →: Audio Editing
What is Audacity?. VideoFactory doesn’t come with an audio editor and I need one to take the DV Camcorder audio and stick it onto a CD. Here’s an open source one. One of the highest hits from Google. The other was GoldWave. It uses Lame Encoder to create MPEG files.…
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Continue reading →: Overview of Video Editting
Video Production. A great web site that explains what products you need to author. I tend to agree with him that VideoFactory is probably the easiest product to edit. I have tried the Ken Burns effects (it’s not that discoverable ;-), but will try them. Has nice “tips and tricks”;http://users.rcn.com/rofrano/Video/Vegas_Tips/vegas_tips.html…
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Continue reading →: Buying a Polar S720
Polar S720 on ebay. Hoops has been on me to get him a new bike computer. The S720 is about $330 from excelsports.com, so I’ve also been looking on ebay. The query above is one way to find it. You have to subtract out items because folks list the S720…
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Continue reading →: Video Explosion
Video Explosion. Been using this product to create a movie. Wow, is it complicated, but the results are great. This editor got a 9/10 from C|Net and it is definitely easier to understand that Ulead. It is licensed actually from “Sonic Foundry”:http://sonicfoundry.com and seems to be a copy of their…
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Continue reading →: Minolta 5400
NEWS! – Minolta announces DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 film scanner. No availability or pricing, but here are specifications. “Imaging Resources”:http://www.imaging-resource.com/SCAN1.HTM also has reviews of scanners too.
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Continue reading →: Scanners
What a dilemma on scanners (with printers, it is easy, if splurging and if you want archival quality, then it’s on to the Epson 2200, if it is everyday stuff, the cheaper Canon i950). For scanners, it’s a different story. First there is the question of flatbed vs. dedicated film…
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Continue reading →: Printer Reviews
Well, the printer market keeps changing, now it’s time to look for a great photo-printer. Here is what I’ve learned: Hardware Reviews – CNET.com. C|Net unfortunately, doesn’t throw old reviews away. For the reviews that are less than a year old, the winners are: * “Epson 2200”:http://computers.cnet.com/hardware/0-2375165-404-9782487.html?tag=pdtl-list. Lots of folks…
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Continue reading →: Campy Only
Campy Only!. If you are a Campagnolo Bike part junkie, there is actually an entire web site just for you. Now that is narrow casting.
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Continue reading →: Geocoding
Some cool work happening on location-awareness and blogs. Amazing what a little XML can do. Here are some things to look at: * blogosphere. This let’s you see a globe, spin it and then click on various blogs. * “Blogosphere Usage”:http://blogosphere.headmap.com/docs/bg-mt.htm. This thing requires two plug-ins. One called “GeoURL”:http://www.geourl.org/mt.html let’s…
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