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Me, last page wrote:I have one question: How do I film 16:9 with a LWCP 9000? (I use MonkeyJam as a capture program).
^^^
I think you put yt:stretch=16:9 in the tags on YouTube and that does it... at least according to DDProductions.
-LASF
I'll do:
Boom-de-ah-dah
And i'll do the very FIRST boom-de-ah-dah.
-Signed the Great explosive and cool stick of dynamite.
Last edited by Troodon (October 20, 2011 (02:02pm))
Mighty Wanderer wrote:Me, last page wrote:I have one question: How do I film 16:9 with a LWCP 9000? (I use MonkeyJam as a capture program).
^^^
I think you put yt:stretch=16:9 in the tags on YouTube and that does it... at least according to DDProductions.
-LASF
The only requirements are to shoot your clip in 16:9 widescreen and at least 15fps.
I need my shoot in 16:9, though.
The only requirements are to shoot your clip in 16:9 widescreen and at least 15fps.
can you change it to that in WMM?
I didn't think it was a problem at first but I'm not sure that I can do Widescreen...
Hazzat wrote:The only requirements are to shoot your clip in 16:9 widescreen and at least 15fps.
can you change it to that in WMM?
I didn't think it was a problem at first but I'm not sure that I can do Widescreen...
In the tab "Project" there's an option to make it 16:9, I think.
Yah i think i will do a boom de ah dah part. Already got an idea. I'll i will say now is, expect a visit from a favorite feathered hero.
If you're struggling to make your video 16:9, I can crop it for you. Just make sure your video is prepared for it (as in, make sure there isn't anything important at the top/bottom of the frame).
I think you put yt:stretch=16:9 in the tags on YouTube
This is unrelated, but yt:crop=16:9 is often more useful.
He He. This sounds like so much fun. Expect the Traveller in both of my clips!
NVM.
-Rob, the guy from New Zealand who's English.
Last edited by RobBrick (October 20, 2011 (03:29pm))
Hazzat, I was wondering. Where are you going to put this video when its done? On your own channel, or are you going to make a new one?
Sonjira: I hope to put it on the WeTheBrickfilmers channel. If not I'll put it on my own channel, but I don't want to take too much credit for it.
rafael: No sound effects. It's a song, remember? All I need from you is the audio of you singing.
Have you considered that it may pose a great challenge for synchronizing the people singing to the tune of the song? Just saying.
Great, I see this thread a few hours after it's posted and all the main parts are taken. Ah well, I guess I'll just do one of the "Boom de ah dah" parts.
LGFB: If you MUST, send me one version with and one without the effect. I'm being deliberately picky about this!
topit: I'm trusting that you all have a great sense of rhythm.
I can do a Boom De Ah Dah
I am also kinda finished with mine
today I practiced animating in 24 fps
now I'm sure that my part will be much better because now:
I love the Frame Rate
I then made my sigfig do a little dance thing
but it doesn't have any set or background behind it
just a wight peice of paper
what kind of set would you make for frame rate?
LGFB: If you MUST, send me one version with and one without the effect. I'm being deliberately picky about this!
Okey Dokey 
Thanks.
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