VicariousE 2013-06-05 05:34:30

Yeah, I can understand why you'd be reluctant to proceed, without an accurate set of headphones. If you can't make the deadlines, don't stress, all good things will happen in good time :)
Have a candy bar, just before an exam, it's guaranteed to help your final score, and good luck!

Cyberdevil 2013-06-11 07:11:52

That's a bit of a headless camera view, you need a bigger room! :P Nice dance though.

Cyberdevil 2013-06-11 08:10:36

There are drums? :/

I haven't had any similar problem with Windows Movie Maker, so no idea what that could be. Overall though it's a pretty buggy program, but still one of the easiest to use. I've started working more with Avidemux when I don't need fancy transitions. It's free, and that's really the only thing it's missing. It'll also export in better formats than WMV (which is Mocrosoft's own format, and rather old, so not the best size/quality ratio), but maybe it might take a while to get used to. What source files do you use btw? Maybe it's a format that it doesn't really support.

Cyberdevil 2013-06-11 10:24:53

Ah, well I only watched the first one. Smile. :) Will go through them some time, right now I'm packing to leave for... a three month vacation! :D

But it is exported as WMV, I guess? I remember exporting in high quality and still not getting that that great quality, but maybe the program has improved since I tried it. Avidemux lets you watermark videos if you like, but it's all completely customizable. The main task of the program is basic editing, just cutting and patching together, but it also has basic filters, lots of export options, etc. It's an easy program to learn to use, i think, but probably hard to really master. I only recently realized that I could cut my video size in half without really affecting quality by using Quantifier 8 on export, but that's an entirely different subject. :)