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Yes I'll have to try and figure out what I'm doing wrong

maybe a rendering as a WMV might be smoother

if you have some time check this and tell me if it's any different

http://www.4shared.com/file/108893343/fca49f21/gyabbeyv2.html




it will still look hand held but frame transition might be a bit smoother

download file size is aprox 31MB the little player on that page is only for verifying the video

you want to download and doesn't render it properly. You have to play it on the pc after downloading the full file

to download you click on the blue 'Download now' tab on that page

the download takes a countdown of 30 secs before it starts

It plays on windows media player or VLC player possibly other players as well

I'm thinking that the diffferent system of PAL and NTSC might also make a difference

More great shots. I tried the Download Now button but it just took me to another page that said the same thing. Except it wouldnt download.

Oh!! I tried it without logging on for the first one and it seemed ok, never tried the second one maybe you have to login or something
my first free trial with that site.........musket

ps. i tried it again on the second one and the 30 sec count down started, a puzzle indeed

I didnt even get a countdown. Nothing happened at all.

Oh, have you checked out the Youtube videos of Susan Boyle? I ended up downloading the whole season of Britain's Got Talent. There were a lot of really good acts. And the semi finals and finale show were just awesome. I was rooting for Julian Smith, a saxaphone player, however, Ive seen Susan singing her audition song which blew everybody away. Ive seen in probably 25 times and the tears flow ever time.

This time this scene was rendered as a WMV before uploading to youtube just checking
to see the difference and if the frame transition is smoother





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I think I can see an improvement in your last effort. There will always be a blurry image when you move the camera but your wmv file seems to have the picture sharpen up almost instantaneously as soon as the camera is still.

Great, it depends alot as well on how fast the PC is when watching HD material if it can render it properly on not