Video Highlights from Pope John Paul at Greenbrier now up

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Video highlights from the Greenbrier vs Pope John Paul Game can be viewed at:

 

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For those of you that have watched the videos I need some feedback. I'm using a new type of video compressor and need to know how it worked for you. Also how was the quality? Did the videos run smoothly of did they seem to skip and jerk?

 

I'm tring to provide the best product possible and I need to hear from you so I can make this happen.

 

Thanks

Dean Johnson

School Sports Radio

[AUTiger34]

I watched all of the videos and they looked just fine. Everything was smooth.

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Did you watch the highlights from Auburn? When I was doing an IP address rundown I noticed two addresses were from there. Also had 2 from Japan and two from the United Kingdom

 

Dean

[COACHHARD]

Good clips....thanks for posting them.

[War Eagles]

Golden Tate is the best player in the state hands down. Great clips.

[mpm]

the video quality is tremendous. what type of equipment are you using?

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We try very hard to seperate ourselves from others by providing the best possible quality for viewing on the internet.

 

Camaras that are used are Sony DCR-HC85 single chip cameras. This camera was discontinued, don't know why. To me this camera produces a better picture than either of my Sony 3 chip cameras for web use.

 

For editing and compression I use a Toshiba Satellite notebook, 3.2 Intell Processor, upgraded the ram from 512 to 1.12meg, some external drives (about 500 gig) and Ulead Video Studio 10plus to edite the footage (we don't do much editing except for putting our watermark on video or slowmotion effects).

 

Compressing the video correctly is what make or breaks the quality. Windows Media Encoder is used but we always use our own custom settings. The default settings provided are so-so, but we tweked them (over the period of a year) and got a good balance of quality and a reasonable file size.

 

Thanks for the question MPM

 

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