My New Aiptek MPVR Gives Great Timelapse!
Using my Aiptek MPVR and a $5 tripod from Rite Aid, I shot four videos of the city. Each video lasted between eight and ten minutes.
- I copied the videos from my SD Card to my LaCie firewire drive and converted the *asf files to Quicktime *mov files (340×280 resolution) using FFMpeg.
- I then imported them to Final Cut Pro, stripped off the audio, and remapped the time of each clip to eight seconds.
- After exporting to lossless video files, I imported them into After Effects, retouched the color, and exported the sequence as a QuickTime *mov file with Sorenson3 encoding (320×240 resolution).
- Uploaded quicktime *mov to You Tube.
Technorati Tags: web2.0, video, youtube, NewYorkCity, Brooklyn, Camcorders, FFMpeg, After Effects,
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