Does anybody have any experience comparing the quality of the Rode
mono stereo videomics? I know they're popular with videobloggers.
here's another general question for the audiophiles like Richard - is
there really much difference between a mono and a stereo mic at this
level? surely in most cases - recording someone talking, or capturing
general atmos for instance, both channels will be almost exactly the
same? and
excellent - i can have a thread all to myself.
well, Rupert, it seems to me after a moment's consideration that the
Stereo videomic is probably better for atmosphere and group
discussions, whereas the more directional mono videomic would be
better for interview use. does that sound right?
Hey Ruperts, one advantage to stereo is having a backup channel for loud
situations. Live music for example. You set one channel at a reasonable level,
and set the other maybe 6db below it. That way if you get any crazy peaks you
can just delete the standard channel during that scene and double
That didn't even occur to me. Nice tip.
On 31 Mar 2010, at 13:04, Quirk wrote:
Hey Ruperts, one advantage to stereo is having a backup channel for
loud situations. Live music for example. You set one channel at a
reasonable level, and set the other maybe 6db below it. That way if
you
Hey Rupert, here's a video where Gene Fama gives a great comparison of
the two mics in action on a 5D Mk2, which I think is the camera you're
thinking of attaching it to, isn't it?
http://vimeo.com/2707206
On 31 Mar 2010, at 12:51, Rupert Howe wrote:
excellent - i can have a thread all to
http://www.google.com/support/youtube/bin/answer.py?answer=178162
I never used this feature in YouTube, but I use the automatic cross posting
to my blogs from Blip.TV all the time. I guess this is one more reason I'll
keep Blip.TV as my primary means of video distribution.
--Chad
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I've had this domain for years and have never done anything meaningful with it.
I wonder if anyone here is interested in purchasing? If you are, please make an
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Sincerely,
Adam W. Warner
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This is the link to the software page: http://trac.videolan.org/vlmc/
Videomaker has a posted about the new open source video editing software:
http://videomaker.com/community/blogs/videonews/2010/03/7232-vlc-released-new-open-source-editor
Gena
http://createvideonotebook.blogspot.com/
Just a thought, but what if you got TWO Rode Videomics hooked up pointing in
an inward X fashion towards your subject? I'm taking a cue from cameras with
3D stereoscopic lens.
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- Original Message -
From: Kevin Lim
Just a thought, but what if you got TWO Rode Videomics hooked up pointing
in
an inward X fashion towards your subject? I'm taking a cue from cameras
with
3D stereoscopic lens.
Why bother? Use the Rode Stereo Video Mic instead. With your
linux only for now..
On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 9:02 AM, compumavengal
compumaven...@earthlink.net wrote:
This is the link to the software page: http://trac.videolan.org/vlmc/
Videomaker has a posted about the new open source video editing software:
Hi Rupert,
If I can break into this conversation between you andRupert, I'd
like to say that in the situation you're describing, I don't think
stereo audio is an issue. I capture my video podcast audio with a mono
lavaliere and convert with QT Pro and the results are very good. The
Thanks Tom - don't feel shy about adding your podcast URL as a
signature, for our easy access.
I usually do (so do most people here, I think) I was just being lazy
today because I was talking to myself.
Rupert and Rupert
http://twittervlog.tv
On 31 Mar 2010, at 19:04, Tom Dolan wrote:
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