For the peeps who like their meat, i just tried this out for dinner and it was unbelievably good. Got some lamb cutlets and forequarter chops. Chucked em on the grill.
Then 2 tablespoons of tomato sauce, 2 tablespoons of honey, 1 teaspoon of either chopped chilli or sweet chilli sauce, and 1 teaspoon of fresh crushed garlic. Mix that all up in little bowl. After your meat has been cooking for about 2 or 3 minutes, brush the sauce on both sides, lower the heat and continue to cook until the meat is done how you like it.
Turns a boring chop into gourmet food!!! Yum yum yum,.
1. Intro of twin donuts goes on too long, 30 secs is way too much.
2. One camera position for half the movie also gets a little stale.
3. Try to keep the car in the whole frame when following.
Apart from that, its ok. I wont comment on the drifting part cos I'm no expert. Also, try and sync it up with the music. Dramatically adds more to the movie doing this.
You've mentioned it in just about every other post you've made so it was just a tongue-in-cheek observa..............aaahhhhhhhhhhh doesn't matter...... *whooooooshh*illepall
Actually, its true that Stage6 is gone. Divx have shut it down completely. So no more from there, so this site is a good alternative! Or you can use the secret html tag on Youtube videos to get a better quality stream.
By the way, just add &fmt=18 to the end of the address for the youtube video.:shhh:
Dude, your lying. Funnily enough I have my preferences set to receive an email when a new post is posted in threads i have posted in. Guess what I have got in my email inbox right now?
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I actually do it a little different. I might hear a certain piece of music, and i then get ideas about what to put in a video based on the actual music. I also have ideas for video bits that I have yet to find music for, but usually, listening to something will give me inspiration.
You can search under feel, style etc and there is just about every different style of music there. You can preview each track and download a high quality MP3 absolutely free, and it is all royalty free too. A large number of tracks also have different length versions (like there is a full version which might be 2m23secs or whatever, then there is also a 60sec, a 30sec version etc). Excellent site.
If an F1 cars stalls in a race, they're done for the day. On the grid, and in the pits, they have a big drill like thing to start the engine externally.
If you stall the Bf1 in a race cos you spun or something, there aren't any pit crew guys running out onto the track with the battery and starter gun for ya!
In his settings he has "g forces affect viewpoint" switched on and turned up a few degrees. Its supposed to simulate what your body/head would do given the same g forces exerted on it, hence the leaning forward under braking, and backward under acceleration and also the lateral movement.
As for the cars disappearing in front, I think he just changes to another car view, thats all.
As for the blur, that just looks like a standard video editing plugin to me, nothing fancy. It isnt dynamic, its the same width around the whole screen.
The FOV on that external shot of the FOX or FO8 or FBM or whatever it was at the beginning must have been maxed out as it really really looked skinny as. Almost like it was a motorbike width car, just looked a bit off.
The transitions in line with the music needs some sharpening, but getting there. I understand what your were trying to achieve at the beginning with the cutting to and from different scenes and the original car, but the effect gets lost as it went on too long.
Also, with the external cameras on the bumpy road, I think maybe you already had the g-forces switched off as you can clearly see the car move up and down on the bumps but the camera stays put. To be more realistic, you'd want the camera to move with the car, no?
I liked it, and was smooth enough for the slow motion, no jerkiness was noticeable, even on the youtube version.
Only thing for me, and its more a personal thing, would be to ditch the letterbox effect, maybe transition to full screen when the music picked up pace a little?
Would you want your shiny new game you've spent years on, building an image and a massive userbase, to have its public visual identity (the logo) associated with such a site (illegal or not)?
You're pretty much on the money, except, if you can, dont compress the files before you edit them. You can suffer a loss of quality if its compressed, edited & compressed again.
Use vdub, convert to 60fps uncompressed (dependent on your available HDD space of course) and then open in your favourite editing software, edit, render and viola, new movie!
By the way AMB, the music is IN the video, hence it can be rated. And it wasn't "car control" either, you ended up going right to the other side of the track at the end of the slide, in a proper drift this wouldn't happen.