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Does anyone know how to film 720p video with MonkeyJam, cause I film my videos at 800*600. Later I edit my videos, and when I upload them to YouTube, they're 480p. Here's an example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MsnWc_B1Cw
Please Help! And can you tell me how you guys do it too.
BTW I use a Pro 9000
Last edited by AniMax (November 9, 2010 (09:31pm))
Well, you need either Sony Vegas to crop it into HD, or get Helium frog and animate in there with the picture resolution at "1280x720". If you use WMM for editing if the video is in HD already, go into preferences and change it to 16.9 aspect ratio, then when publishing use highest quality for Youtube to pick it up as HD.
Hope I helped.
Well, you need either Sony Vegas to crop it into HD, or get Helium frog and animate in there with the picture resolution at "1280x720". If you use WMM for editing if the video is in HD already, go into preferences and change it to 16.9 aspect ratio, then when publishing use highest quality for Youtube to pick it up as HD.
Hope I helped.
I tried out Helium Frog on my PC and it was messed up. I use PowerDirector8 to edit my videos and I'll try cropping the video.
Thanks for the help!
Well, you need to film it at a higher resolution, one of at least 1280 by 720 pixels. Since you use the QuickCam Pro 9000, you can change the resolution to something as high as this. I think the option to change the resolution is in the Capture screen under the webcam settings, but I'm not completely sure about this.
Well, you need to film it at a higher resolution, one of at least 1280 by 720 pixels.
If only MonkeyJam could. 
Monkeyjam can capture at 1600x1200 though. Then you can just crop it to make it 1280x720 in post-production 
-EmmaExecute
Thanks, I'll try that.
EmmaExecute wrote:Monkeyjam can capture at 1600x1200 though. Then you can just crop it to make it 1280x720 in post-production
-EmmaExecute
This is why I said at least 1280 by 720 pixels, AniMax.
Ohh!
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