NIck M
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Nat, That was the original way I tried to do it several years ago and the quality was a disaster. Because of the self-quarantine, I started digitizing slides (Using a Wolverine product) and then movies. I've been very happy. The digitizer lets me adjust the frame, zoom in a bit, etc. It takes a photo of each frame and then saves the frames in an mp4 format. Then, I can do additional editing in VideoPad. Also, Wolverine's customer service was wonderful. I had a problem with the slide digitizer and they immediately shipped me a new one with a postage paid slip to return the other one. Do you know if it is possible to tag people in the video like I can with Adobe Bridge? That would make searching my 89 clips much easier. Otherwise, I'll go through each one and ID the people and places and build video clips to share with the children of my parent's friends. If you are willing to wait a while, I could sell you mine. Nick
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Thanks. It's a little clumsy, but it works.
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I am using Wolverine MovieMake Pro. The problem I had with the film is that front half of some of the sprockets were damaged. That caused the film to wobble. By reversing the feed, the good side of the sprockets were fed through and the wobble corrected. Borate, that worked! Thanks.
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I imported a series of photos on VideoPad and added them to the timeline. I then added a song to the audio time line. How do I adjust the length of all clips so that they match the length of the song? Windows MovieMaker had a 1 button sync, but I can't find anything like this on VideoPad. Thanks!
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I am converting an 8mm film from 1952!! Obviously, the file is very old and some of the sprocket holes on the film are bad causing the video to become jittery. If I run it through the converter backwards and, necessarily, upside down, it catches the good side of the sprocket holes. Now, I have a video converted backwards with a reversed image. I have no problem running the new video in reverse, but is there any way to reverse the image as well so that signs, for example, do not appear reversed? Thanks!