GraemeL wrote:
You would be better off recording in 720P. For cycling you don't really need 1080P and there really isn't much difference in quality, recording at 720 makes it a lot easier to edit and doesn't bog down your PC. Also some cameras allow a wider angle at 720P which is good for cycling.
Why not just edit the file? If you want some information about video editors check out the Bicycle Camera FAQ's link in my signature and scroll down the page to the editing section.
Graeme
I just checked the camera & it isn't 1080P but 720P so that obviously isn't the issue.
I've loaded a video editor but most are for Vista or later, I still run XP as I'm not sure that Microsoft have worked out what system they want (Vista been & gone, 7 is now being replaced by
, you can't download the old video maker for XP anymore, I've uploaded ezyvid haven't gone in to have a play as yet, I basically only did it so that I could put a music track on the videos, with it mounted on top of the helmet you can only hear my voice & nothing else (very boring & I keep letting Mr Pottymouth off the chain), it loads & moves quite easily on my computer, it's only uploading to you tube that I have an issue & usually I start late Sat afternoon & when I get up Sunday they're all loaded.
For a camera under Aus$80 delivered it does a good job, it rattles around quite a bit when it's handlebar mounted, that & I like to 'aim' it, helmet mounted works better for me.