most recent 30 from http://videowtf.com 2010-07-30T18:38:45Z http://videowtf.com/feeds/user/426 http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://videowtf.com/questions/884/recorded-over-cassette/885#885 Grant 2010-06-24T06:55:07Z 2010-06-24T06:55:07Z

<p>What kind of cassette? VHS? MiniDV? Hi8? Please give some more information.</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/846/which-video-camera-for-a-compositor-editor/863#863 Grant 2010-05-24T22:21:49Z 2010-05-24T22:21:49Z

<p>The Canon HF R100 and R10 are the closest to your price range (both cameras are same, except R10 has built in flash memory).</p> <p>There is an option to switch from 30fps to 24fps. The specs state that there are manual exposure options too.</p> <p>You're gonna have to pay more to get some good manual controls, unless you buy used.</p> <p>There's also the option of buying a Canon T1i or T2i. While they're a little higher priced than you want, you'll get really precise aperture/shutter/focus and great picture quality</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/826/recover-splice-an-old-sentimentally-valuable-cassette-tape/827#827 Grant 2010-04-06T20:49:59Z 2010-04-06T20:49:59Z

<p>Is the VHS still playable at all? If so you could digitize it, then cut out the part in a video editing program, and burn it to DVD.</p> <p><strong>Here's an article about digitizing:</strong></p> <p><a href="http://unclutterer.com/2008/05/01/how-to-digitally-encode-vhs-home-movies/" rel="nofollow">http://unclutterer.com/2008/05/01/how-to-digitally-encode-vhs-home-movies/</a></p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/820/what-are-the-best-ways-to-rip-the-audio-stream-of-youtube-music-videos-to-mp3-fil/823#823 Grant 2010-03-31T18:55:10Z 2010-03-31T18:55:10Z

<p>There's a way to do this without any software!</p> <p>go to www.vixy.net (still in beta, may have some bugs) enter the YouTube.com URL (make sure it's the one from the info box, not in the address bar)</p> <p>Chose "Mp3 (Audio Only).</p> <p>You will download a file with just the audio for that YouTube video.</p> <p>Hope this helps!</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/179/safest-option-for-embedding-html5-video-ie-display-flash-player-on-older-browser/790#790 Grant 2010-02-24T20:50:37Z 2010-02-24T20:50:37Z

<p>Here's a HTML5 video player It says it will add support in older IE versions for automatically falling back to Flash.</p> <p>It hasn't been released yet, but you should follow its development.</p> <p><a href="http://jilion.com/sublime/video" rel="nofollow">http://jilion.com/sublime/video</a></p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/737/keep-date-created-modified-info-from-before-encode Grant 2010-01-27T01:04:15Z 2010-02-22T01:44:53Z

<p>I had a bunch of video files (.TODs - mpgv video, mpga audio) that were useless unless I converted them, so I did. </p> <p>Once I converted them, the "Date Created" and "Date Modified" (that you see in the Finder) were obviously changed, since new files were created from the old ones. Is there an easy way to move the data for the dates from the old files to the new ones (preferably not manually)? The project I am doing is chronology-dependent, so being able to sort by date is essential. </p> <p>I would be willing to convert all the files again, if there was a way to retain the info through conversion in either a different converter.</p> <p>I used ffmpegx with a program called "Quick Batcher" so I could batch convert the files. I'm on a Mac, with Mac OS X 10.6.2 (Snow Leopard). Any help would be really appreciated!</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/777/how-to-capture-and-save-netflix-live-video-streams/778#778 Grant 2010-02-13T21:55:39Z 2010-02-18T20:03:20Z

<p>Netflix movies aren't meant to be downloaded; they are only for streaming.</p> <p>You could use some sort of screen capture software to take a video of it, and use something like AudioHijack to get the audio, then put them together in a video editing program.</p> <p>I think it would be considered illegal to do something like that though. If you were going to do it anyway, you might as well just get the movie from a torrent.</p> <p><hr /></p> <p><strong>If you're on a Mac:</strong></p> <p>-Snow Leopard has a built in screen video capture feature in Quicktime X.</p> <p>-For purchase- iShowU, Snapz Pro X, or ScreenFlow</p> <p>-Audio Hijack Pro for recording the audio from your web browser <strong>If you're on a PC</strong></p> <p>-CamStudio is a screen recording program for Windows. If you search around, I'm sure you could find something else.</p> <p>-Audacity for audio capture</p> <p>(Google the programs to find them - I can't post more than one link)</p> <p><hr /></p> <p>After You get your audio and video streams, you'd have to line both of them up in a video editing program (iMovie is fine for Mac, Windows Movie Maker would work for PC; if you have other programs you should use them)</p> <p>Hope this helps. Keep in mind that some or all of this might be illegal, and that it would be much easier for you to just pirate it.</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/605/korg-kaoss-entrancer-replacement/770#770 Grant 2010-02-09T20:55:55Z 2010-02-13T21:56:53Z

<p>I found this page on a store with many options. I'm not sure of the legitimacy of the website, but it seems fine. </p> <p><a href="http://www.pssl.com/Video-Editing-Mixing-Hardware" rel="nofollow">http://www.pssl.com/Video-Editing-Mixing-Hardware</a></p> <p>The Edirol V4 (second one on top row) seems similar to what you're looking for.</p> <p>They seem really expensive, but I'm not sure what your budget is anyway. Hopefully this helps.</p> <p>You could also try using software to do it.</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/767/is-there-a-utility-to-create-story-boards-from-a-video-file-so-that-you-can-take/775#775 Grant 2010-02-12T03:47:26Z 2010-02-12T03:47:26Z

<p><a href="http://www.atomiclearning.com/storyboardpro" rel="nofollow">http://www.atomiclearning.com/storyboardpro</a></p> <p>This program says you can import video files into it, and add notes. There's a PC and OS X version. Hope this helps!</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/212/mino-for-older-mac-software/742#742 Grant 2010-01-28T23:58:46Z 2010-01-28T23:58:46Z

<p>I don't think the Mino software is compatible with 10.3.9. It should just mount as an external drive though, and you can drag the video files from there. Is there a specific feature you are missing from the Flip Software?</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/737/keep-date-created-modified-info-from-before-encode/784#784 Grant 2010-02-24T20:45:04Z 2010-02-24T20:45:04Z

thats what it was. worked great! thanks.

http://videowtf.com/questions/737/keep-date-created-modified-info-from-before-encode/784#784 Grant 2010-02-22T22:31:22Z 2010-02-22T22:31:22Z

when i tried executing retoucher.sh, I get: touch: *.tod: No such file or directory

http://videowtf.com/questions/737/keep-date-created-modified-info-from-before-encode/784#784 Grant 2010-02-21T20:30:36Z 2010-02-21T20:30:36Z

sounds good. thank you!

http://videowtf.com/questions/737/keep-date-created-modified-info-from-before-encode/784#784 Grant 2010-02-21T03:37:22Z 2010-02-21T03:37:22Z

Thank you for the response! I tried doing one of the files manually, and it worked great! The file names have stayed the same (namea.tod -&gt; namea.mov), but I'm not sure what you mean exactly with the bash commands and scripting (I'm not an experienced scripter/Unix guy). What kind of script could i write so that x.TOD in folder A corresponds with x.MOV in folder B, and have it automatically take care of all the files?

http://videowtf.com/questions/737/keep-date-created-modified-info-from-before-encode Grant 2010-01-28T23:55:46Z 2010-01-28T23:55:46Z

Mac on OS X 10.6.2 (Snow Leopard)

http://videowtf.com/questions/737/keep-date-created-modified-info-from-before-encode Grant 2010-01-28T02:51:03Z 2010-01-28T02:51:03Z

.TOD is a proprietary JVC video format that uses the mpga audio codec and mpgv video codec. I used ffmpegX to convert them into .MOV files.