@wwalsi Thankyou. It's nice to know somebody actually has a decent enough Internet to stream 1080. I suppose a lot of tractor lovers are quite rural and a consequence of that is that the Internet is probably only up to 4 meg-ish. That might even be a bit optimistic.
Great quality video, I have a new HD JVC and when I pressed the youtube tab on the JVC Eviro storyboard to upload the video, it took ages and the quality was crap. What camera do you have and what software do you use Edgey?
@desjack1 if you want a fully boring technical jibberish response, ask me more specifically via private message... otherwise my advice is this: set your camera to record on 1080 so when you get it home and play it through your tv it looks as good as you'd like. once you've tatted with your settings on your camera you don't need to edit it so much, merely chop/trim/order your clips. i don't use a youtube template, i upload in good quality and let yt downscale it for me.
To edgey8D Alright. In English, my comment was intended to be a compliment to your vast and largely untapped film-making talents. Phew! Er - anything else I can to help? . . . . . . Alan
Cracking video, the clarity in 1080 makes you feel like you are actually stood there
To edgey8D
Cor, you are jumpy! That was a solid gold, 20 carat, 100% genuine compliment!!!!
@balmesh a cup of milky tea is always appreciated.
@wwalsi Thankyou. It's nice to know somebody actually has a decent enough Internet to stream 1080. I suppose a lot of tractor lovers are quite rural and a consequence of that is that the Internet is probably only up to 4 meg-ish. That might even be a bit optimistic.
@Philipp9086 Thankyou. They're quite a common tractor really.... I like the lights on the front. Different.
brilliant video lad thinking of buying a mower like this nice to see it working
Some nice cut-aways there.
nice video !!! the tractor looks a bit strange...he is so short an high and the front of it is strange ;)
nice video !!!
Great quality video, I have a new HD JVC and when I pressed the youtube tab on the JVC Eviro storyboard to upload the video, it took ages and the quality was crap. What camera do you have and what software do you use Edgey?
@desjack1 if you want a fully boring technical jibberish response, ask me more specifically via private message... otherwise my advice is this: set your camera to record on 1080 so when you get it home and play it through your tv it looks as good as you'd like. once you've tatted with your settings on your camera you don't need to edit it so much, merely chop/trim/order your clips. i don't use a youtube template, i upload in good quality and let yt downscale it for me.
cool vid!! super quality!! was that the second cut??
@balmesh Erm... Thanks. I think ;)
@balmesh ha... i just didn't understand it; and still don't!! :) isn't solid gold 24 carat? thankyou anyway, Alan!
The hay does not seem to be very tall or green. Perhaps some N-P-K and lime are required?
To edgey8D
Don't do cups. Would a saucer do?
@kored01 I don't think so.
@balmesh God no!! I'd much prefer a bucket of tea anyway.
To edgey8D
Alright. In English, my comment was intended to be a compliment to your vast and largely untapped film-making talents. Phew! Er - anything else I can to help? . . . . . . Alan