In January 2010 the Multimedia SIG became part of the Digital Imaging SIG.
This SIG focused on multimedia software, hardware and techniques, including sound editing, transfer of analog audio and video sources to digital format and portable media players.
The project to develop a video from the videotapes of Kevin Lynn's presentation continues.This month we will continue the import of the video files and selecting the clips to be included. We will also demonstrate some basic editing techniques.
We had 3 people videotaping the General Meeting where Kevin Lynn spoke about "Two Ways To Upgrade from Vista to Windows 7". Additional videotaping was done at the preceding WinSIG and SIRS meetings. The tapes have been captured as .avi files and now the fun begins.
We've talked about it, we've seen examples of it, now we're going to try it as a group exercise/experiment: videotaping, editing and publishing a video on DVD.
Our subject will be the General Meeting where Kevin Lynn will be Speaking about "Two Ways To Upgrade from Vista to Windows 7".
Creating a Combination Video and Slide Show
Maurice Green
Maury will demonstrate the workflow for producing a 90 minute DVD combining video clips, still images, music and animation using Pinnacle Studio 12 Ultimate, Audacity and Crazy Talk 5.
Restoring Old Movies with Pinnacle Studio 12 Maurice Green
Pinnacle Studio 12 Ultimate is a powerful multi-featured video editing program. Maury will present a detailed evaluation of this software based on his experience producing 6 hours of DVD video from 6000 feet of 8mm movie film. He will describe the workflow, the special effects used to restore the images and the final production of the video DVD.
Pinnacle Studio 12 Ultimate is a powerful multi-featured video editing program. Maury will present a detailed evaluation of this software based on his experience producing 6 hours of DVD video from 6000 feet of 8mm movie film. He will describe the workflow, the special effects used to restore the images and the final production of the video DVD.
