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OzSTOC Ride Reports, Pictures & Videos => Pictures & Video's and Games => Topic started by: Rodd on December 02, 2013, 12:48:22 PM
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Just uploaded the full video clip in FullHD up to youtube. Unfortunately, youtube still takes huge quality cut on the video.
ST1100 ride between Gympie and Kenilworth, Queensland (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNzILUZ3K3U#ws)
Make sure that it is set to highest resolution for viewing.
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Nice... the quality was fine... can you remove the time stamp via the camera at all?
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The best setting that youtube allows me to view at is 720p, but the upload was twice that resolution.
There are some settings that can be changed by connecting the camera to the TV via the audio/video cable, and the time/date stamp can be left off. The camera can also take still photos and 'movement sensing' video.
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yeah yt does downsample video alot. I use an editing software even to just dump it in and export it back out, that usually holds strong at 1080
What editing software and or export settings are you using?
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I uploaded the AVI straight off the camera. Should be lossless.
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Try putting it into (I'm guessing you're on a PC) Windows movie maker and saving out from there
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Ok will do.
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I found it interesting how hard the suspension appears to be working.... Thank you for posting it up.
On a side note.... Do you ride any differently 'knowing' your going to watch the video later and or others will be checking it out?
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I did ride a bit differently in that video because I kept in mind that others would be watching. I stuck to the 100k speed limit when on the left side of the road. I did cross the unbroken line for a small bit after overtaking the bus because it was a school bus and felt that it would be wiser to give it a bit more room and pull back into the left more smoothly. I really wanted to get past the bus before the twisties. I came to a complete stop at the stop sign, etc.
It seems like I'm going fast in the video, but I was giving myself plenty of room for error, although I took one bend a bit late and wide.
EDIT: and it is surprising to see how well the front suspension works. I does it's job quite well because the ride is quite smooth.
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Hope I don't offend however, sounds like the gearbox is full of small stones..... It's very noisy
Might be the position of the camera as even the gear changes sound like your hitting the level with a hammer.
A.
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There's a keyring attached to the sealing bung on the rear of the camera that rattles. I should have removed it.
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Sh*t mate, I'm sorry - what a relief! I though that rattle was coming from the engine. - At least you know I watched the whole video.
Cheers,
A.
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