My muddin video!
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Originally Posted by first time 4x4
Looks like it was fun. Wheeling alone sure does suck. Next time you go out give me a yell. I can be in Strongsville in 20 min. We got a place here in Lorain we go, but expect severe paint scraping and probably dents if you run fullsize. Maybe that's just my driving. Would love to go somewhere wide open like that pipeline. I'll try to get a video to send to you.
yeah any video just let me know and I'll get you guys my email addy
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From: gurnee
how do you all get your videos up on the internet? im not too up on all this tech and i would love to get some footage of my truck. i do have a video camera but i dont think its one that hooks up to the computer.
by the way, great video!
adam
by the way, great video!
adam
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Thanks!
Ok first of all. There are different cameras that you can use.
All the newer stuff comes with a cord (looks like this) that will come with a driver cd that can be
installed on most PC's. Those with firewire are digital cameras. The older/analog cameras like mine need a Converter/capture device to
get sound and video onto your computer. (like this one) This hardware comes
with it's own driver software and a quick start application for you to
edit and load your videos with. Basically if you are just getting into this
stuff get a nice digital video camera that uses a firewire cable. Then you
won't have to purchase anything else to get videos onto your computer.
Ok first of all. There are different cameras that you can use.
All the newer stuff comes with a cord (looks like this) that will come with a driver cd that can be
installed on most PC's. Those with firewire are digital cameras. The older/analog cameras like mine need a Converter/capture device to
get sound and video onto your computer. (like this one) This hardware comes
with it's own driver software and a quick start application for you to
edit and load your videos with. Basically if you are just getting into this
stuff get a nice digital video camera that uses a firewire cable. Then you
won't have to purchase anything else to get videos onto your computer.
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