Need Help With Video On Mac Os X |
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Need Help With Video On Mac Os X |
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Mar 19 2013, 08:50 AM |
Hey, thanks so much for your advise! I guess I was hoping to avoid the extra step of iMovie, but it's not a big deal. What do you mean by matching the audio and video up? When I have recorded, the audio is input through my Line 6 unit directly, is there any syncing that has to be done in iMovie? I've never tried to sync audio and video. Also, is the video quality of your $30 camera better than the macs built in or iSite? That iSite cam was $100 back in the day, and people still swear by it, however I've never been impressed with it and considered a Logitech myself. my cheap logitech aint bad at all here is a video recorded using it, https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=48226 and what i mean by matching the vid is you cant record the video while using your interface as the audio input while you doing the video, UNLESS you want to get quiktime pro, pro will let you chose the audio in you would like to use. the free quiktime will not. when you import both audio and video into imove the video will have a few seconds of video that was started before you started recording the guitar. all you have to do is drag the entire vid over the music you recorded then preview them together then start trimin the begging of the vid till it matches, its alot eiser than it sounds and does not take more than a couple mins when you get used to it. i movie will let you trim .01 seconds from a clip so it will match up perfect. when you get used to it the whole process only take 5 mins to edit. thats of course after youve gone through the recording proccess. just jump in give it a shot it will all make sence once you try, i just started doing this a couple weeks ago and it was confusing at first now it cake |
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Mar 19 2013, 08:58 AM |
Awesome, thanks so much!
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Mar 19 2013, 09:55 AM |
That is really weird - photo booth should allow you to capture good quality video in quick time format.
You should be able to just select your Facetime cam and shot the video. This is a long shot but you could try : * Cleaning the lens/screen cover of the built in camera * Restarting iMac and/or logging in as a different user * Reinstalling Photo Booth -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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Mar 19 2013, 12:07 PM |
Strange, I get amazing quality from my built in mac camera. It is huge in file size, but then its HD so its to be expected.
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Mar 19 2013, 02:27 PM |
Grainy video could be the result of a dark room, did you try adding more light?
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