Test Video From Utube
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Posted 01 January 2013 - 01:16 am
Growing old is compulsory, growing up is optional
Who dies with the most toys wins!
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Posted 01 January 2013 - 10:09 am
If you go in to the Video Manager in Youtube and click on the video and then on Advanced settings below the video you'll get an option to allow embedding.
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Posted 01 January 2013 - 02:49 pm
If you go in to the Video Manager in Youtube and click on the video and then on Advanced settings below the video you'll get an option to allow embedding.
Done
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Who dies with the most toys wins!
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Posted 01 January 2013 - 04:27 pm
That did the trick 
Now you just need to find some more interesting roads
Now you just need to find some more interesting roads
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Posted 01 January 2013 - 10:09 pm
That did the trick
Now you just need to find some more interesting roads
Got to drive miles for that, although the A25 from Dorking to Guildford has some nice bits.
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 09:16 am
Used to be part of my alternative commute when I was working in Kent, the only interesting bit of road in a 60 mile journey.
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 10:58 am
What camera is it?
What resolution do you use?
Where was it mounted?
What was the rattling noise?
What resolution do you use?
Where was it mounted?
What was the rattling noise?
Edited by drumwrecker, 02 January 2013 - 10:59 am.
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 12:16 pm
I had a camera for Christmas (JVC action camera)
Mounted it on the back of my left glove and got reasonable footage.
Worked out editing software and made a filum.
Now need to figure out how to make it public.
Mounted it on the back of my left glove and got reasonable footage.
Worked out editing software and made a filum.
Now need to figure out how to make it public.
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 12:29 pm
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 01:40 pm
Is that the GC-XA1EU?
I understand it can use a 64gb SDxc and it does endless recording i.e overwrite when card is full.
I understand it can use a 64gb SDxc and it does endless recording i.e overwrite when card is full.
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:27 pm
JVC ACTION CAMERA GC-XA1BE
Yes - although I opted for a 32GB card. that gives 5 hours at 720p60fps
not sure what the endless rec does yet, it says "allows you to record video with a fifteen minute time interval without stopping," I read that as a fifteen minute auto cut-off.
Yes - although I opted for a 32GB card. that gives 5 hours at 720p60fps
not sure what the endless rec does yet, it says "allows you to record video with a fifteen minute time interval without stopping," I read that as a fifteen minute auto cut-off.
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Posted 02 January 2013 - 02:47 pm
I have been looking for a camera that will record "that incident".
The overwrite facility does that as it is just a matter of using a small SD card.
The other option is tagging, the Drift HD Ghost has this and can be set to 5 minutes down to 30secs.. So if you have just been through a good bit of road or had an incident just hit the button and it back records the set time plus the present and future set time. Very handy. But it is £100 more than yours.
The overwrite facility does that as it is just a matter of using a small SD card.
The other option is tagging, the Drift HD Ghost has this and can be set to 5 minutes down to 30secs.. So if you have just been through a good bit of road or had an incident just hit the button and it back records the set time plus the present and future set time. Very handy. But it is £100 more than yours.
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Posted 03 January 2013 - 12:51 am
This is the camera I got for Christmas
http://www.aee.com/e...w.asp?Sendid=65
SWMBO got from Maplins
It records in 15 minute chunks of about 1.5Gb per chunk in 1080p HD, it will also output directly in HDMI, but I haven't tried that yet.
I reckon the battery will support about 3 hrs of filming.
The mounts, as supplied are a little wobbly, but I'm hoping a ram mount will sort that, the rattle is probably the clip on the strop I used as a secondary just in case the fecking thing fell off!
Or it might be the horn rattling around inside the fairing.
http://www.aee.com/e...w.asp?Sendid=65
SWMBO got from Maplins
It records in 15 minute chunks of about 1.5Gb per chunk in 1080p HD, it will also output directly in HDMI, but I haven't tried that yet.
I reckon the battery will support about 3 hrs of filming.
The mounts, as supplied are a little wobbly, but I'm hoping a ram mount will sort that, the rattle is probably the clip on the strop I used as a secondary just in case the fecking thing fell off!
Or it might be the horn rattling around inside the fairing.
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Who dies with the most toys wins!
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Posted 03 January 2013 - 09:39 am
If you're sprawled over the front of a black cab/white van/other stereotype after a SMIDSY incident, possibly the last thing in your mind at the time is to remember to hit the tag buttonI have been looking for a camera that will record "that incident".
The overwrite facility does that as it is just a matter of using a small SD card.
The other option is tagging, the Drift HD Ghost has this and can be set to 5 minutes down to 30secs.. So if you have just been through a good bit of road or had an incident just hit the button and it back records the set time plus the present and future set time. Very handy. But it is £100 more than yours.
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Posted 03 January 2013 - 10:05 am
There are some action cams out there that have a 'G Shock' sensor built in which facilitates this.
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Posted 03 January 2013 - 10:06 am
Jerry that is why the continuous or circular recording is a good thing as well.
I think both of these facilities would be popular with cyclists as well as motorcyclists.
I don't understand why the manufacturers have not concentrated more on them.
I would rather have them than super duper slow motion for example.
I think both of these facilities would be popular with cyclists as well as motorcyclists.
I don't understand why the manufacturers have not concentrated more on them.
I would rather have them than super duper slow motion for example.
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Posted 04 January 2013 - 10:06 am
As it is after christmas and I'm now skint, i can't justify a super duper action camera that I may or may not use. I do however have my old Sony mini DV (tape) camcorder lying around (which was something I bought as a 'must have' item about 8 years ago and never really used). Has anybody used one of these on a bike? I'd have to get a RAM mount camera adapter thingy (about £10) but that's it. Major disadvantage is battery life and tape length, - i think tape time is about 80 minutes and battery about the same. I've got a UV lens protector for it so I don't get a fly rammed down the front of it at 80mph.
Is it worth doing?
Is it worth doing?
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Posted 04 January 2013 - 11:09 am
Jerry that is why the continuous or circular recording is a good thing as well.
I think both of these facilities would be popular with cyclists as well as motorcyclists.
I don't understand why the manufacturers have not concentrated more on them.
I would rather have them than super duper slow motion for example.
There's loads of cameras for cars that do exactly that, but as you say not many weather proof ones around and cyclists and motorcyclists are more likely to need them.
I just acquired one of these for the car that's intended for exactly that purpose
http://www.prestigio...-RoadRunner-HD1
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Posted 19 January 2013 - 10:11 am
Test,,,
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