Video review at Computex by Canada No.1 reviewer Linus tech tips

Check out this review at MSI Computex booth. You can see our GT60 3K Edition, GS70, and GT70 Dragon Edition 2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=hmCChbt06JM

it's new display resolution stands for 2880x1620. marketing-wise we call it 3K.

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Apple Lightning to 30-pin Adapter Video Review

And now without further ado, I introduce to you the most exciting Apple video review ever created!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seEnQfq41qc

As I suggested above ,the first iPod had a firewire connection ,as did the next ( I have one)
I also had the first Bose sounddock which was designed for the first iPod and required the afore mentioned adapter to work with my iPhone 3G
As I said to charge the iPhone 3G you need the adapter to change the 30 pin wiring from having firewire to just USB as everything is today
Look at
as an example ,this is the type of adapter you require to change the car live connection to support the iPhone 3G
If you then also want to use an iPhone 5 you will IN ADDITION require the lightning to 30 pin adapter
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Video Reviews for Corporate Clients

I'm a 3D animator and I need to be able to post QuickTime video reviews that corporate clients can view reliably. The reason I mention that they are corporate clients is because they often times don't have the ability to install software, including upgrades, which means I have to assume that they aren't using the latest version of QuickTime.
I see embedded videos all the time on apple.com/trailers that look great and stream smoothly. I believe most of those videos are using the h264 codec, but I think I'm better off not using h264 since you need QT7 to decode it. Let's assume my clients are using QT6 and cannot upgrade due to IT department restrictions on their end.
That being the case, I'm probably better off using something like MPEG-4 Video as my compressor. The point being I want to use something that will give me the most bang for my bandwidth buck, quality-wise, while at the same time sticking with something legacy that older versions of QT can view.
My videos in Premiere are almost always D1 NTSC Widescreen 720x486, pixel aspect ratio (PAR) 1.2, and when I export them as an MOV, I export as 640x360 PAR 1.0 so I can keep it in a widescreen format and avoid PAR-related distortion. I save them out as MOV with PNG compression at 100% quality, so I can quickly convert them to anything the client needs via QT Pro, without having to re-render the Premiere project multiple times. It's a real time saver. Up till now, I've been putting FLV videos on the web, but I'd like to start using embedded QuickTime videos instead, because you get finer control out of the scrub bar in the QT player than you do with a Flash video.
So my question is this. What are the magic settings (don't laugh) I should use when I'm exporting an MOV that I intend on embedding into a web page? I've already read Apple's tutorial on this, found here:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tutorials/embed.html
...but that really just glosses over the topic, without giving you any recommended settings. I fully realize that the settings you use are extremely dependent on each individuals needs, due to video size, the type of content in the video, etc. However, we know the size I'm working with (640x360) and we know I'm showing complex animations with gradations of tone and hue.
Currently I'm setting my compressor as MPEG-4 Video, and I'm choosing "Hinted Streaming" for my streaming preset. I'm using all of the Hinted Streaming default settings.
Thanks,
Dustin

Last part answered first. No need for "hint" tracks unless your files are served via streaming server software. Just use "Fast Start". File size is smaller (no hint tracks) so you'll get a faster download.
Compression is an art form and there is no "magic" setting. You are correct in choosing MPEG-4 Video codec for backward compatibility.
Export is about two goals when working with Web based files. Quality is subjective and your viewers want "fast" and care less about quality than you think.
The best method is multiple exports. Use lower data rates and work your way up. Start with a ten second test export at various data rate keeping all of the other settings the same. You can compare these files side by side in QuickTime Pro by using the "Play all Movies" (View menu).
Since all of your files are going to bit a bit different what works for one may need "tweaking" in another export.

CBS video won't play in Canada

CBS video won't play in Canada, so someone sugested using a US proxy. I have tried with no sucess. I managed to find a website proxy, but the flash would not pass thru. I tried the settings in network, and free proxy servers, with no luck. Can someone help, or am I wasting my time.

Yes I do have flash. The site worsk fine till you try to play the show, then it says conent restrcited. the commercials play
I read somewhere that the proxy has to allow flash, I am not sure.
Once you have set the proxy info in the pref's, how do you tell if you are actually surfing thru it? Or do you just assume that if it works, then you are?

Lenovo ThinkPad X220 video review

We've received our Lenovo ThinkPad X220 review unit with the IPS display (lovely!), 2.5GHz Core i5 second gen and the 6 cell + 19 cell slice battery combo. Really fantastic machine!
Here's our video review: http://www.mobiletechreview.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=40140
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Did the lenovo logo come back on the lid again? Eh.
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Video review making questions

Just wondering if someone could answer this for me please?
I am wanting to get into video production and editing.
Basically I am wanting to record video reviews of different things.
I am wanting to purchase a USB microphone to use on my iMac.
I will be shortly be replacing my current camera with the Panasonic dmc-fz200 camera which has a video recording capability along with a built in microphone for recording the audio. Although from what I've heard, the audio isn't very good, hence the reason I want to use a USB microphone.
My thinking is this:
I am wanting to record the video review, then get this video off of the camera's SD card and into Final Cut Pro. Once in there I want to delete the audio track that my Panasonic dmc-fz200 has recorded.
I believe that it's possible with Final Cut Pro to record an audio track at the same time as the video would be playing in Final Cut Pro. Now, obviously the audio would need to be (for want of a better word) in sync or keep up with the action that was going on in the video. I was wondering if the audio commentary was either getting a little ahead or behind of what was going on in the video, is it possible to slow the video down or speed it up so that both the audio and the video are keeping up with each other?
Presently I record tech guides on doing various things on the iPhone and iPad with the built in mic on the iMac, along with two other applications I use (Reflector and Screenflow).
Doing this with these applications when I get a USB microphone should be a simpler task than the above has its possible to tell Screenflow which microphone to use (i.e built in microphone or an external microphone) so in this scenario, the audio and video would be both recorded at the same time and I wouldn't have any issues with video and audio not been in sync/getting ahead/behind one and other. So I shouldn't have any of the problems I have mentioned above with using my Panasonic dmc-fz200 camera.

I was going to edit my original post to see if I can make myself more clear, but I cannot edit it. So instead I've added/altered some of what I wrote in my originally:
I am wanting to get into video production and editing. Basically I am wanting to record video reviews of different things that I own.
I am also wanting to purchase a USB microphone to use on my iMac.
I will be shortly be replacing my current camera with the Panasonic dmc-fz200 camera which has a video recording capability along with a built in microphone for recording the audio. Although from what I've heard online, the audio isn't very good, hence the reason I want to use a USB microphone.
My thinking is this:
I am wanting to record the video review, then get the video off of the camera's SD card and into Final Cut Pro. Once in there I want to delete the audio track that my Panasonic dmc-fz200 has recorded.
I believe that it's possible with Final Cut Pro to record an audio track (by going to the Record Audio option in the Window menu) at the same time as the video would be playing in Final Cut Pro.
Now, obviously the audio would need to be (for want of a better word) in sync or keep up with the action that was going on in the video. To try and clarify. If I were pointing at some part or button in the video (of what I was reviewing). I would obviously need to be at that point in my audio commentary that I would be recording.
I was wondering if the audio commentary that I was recording was either getting a little ahead or behind of what was going on in the video, is it possible to slow the video down or speed it up so that both the audio and the video are keeping up with each other?
Presently I record tech guides on my iMac on doing various things on the iPhone and iPad with the built in mic on the iMac, along with two other applications I use (Reflector and Screenflow).
Doing this with these two applications when I get a USB microphone should be a simpler task than doing the video reviews recording with the Panasonic camera, Final Cut Pro, has its possible to tell Screenflow which microphone to use prior to beginning recording (i.e built in microphone or an external microphone) and also Screenflow allows me to edit the video too. So in this scenario, the audio and video would be both recorded at the same time and I wouldn't have any issues with video and audio not been in sync/getting ahead/behind one and other. So I shouldn't have any of the problems I have mentioned above with using my Panasonic dmc-fz200 camera.

T410 review up on laptopmag.com and video review by Phaxmohdem

http://www.laptopmag.com/review/laptops/lenovo-thinkpad-t410.aspx
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Found this on Engadget, this is the first part of Phaxmohdem´s video review. There are 6 parts.
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Video review of musca

Well i've been getting into video reviews so I figured I would share them with all of the arch community, if this is the wrong section then please move it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-AxynJrT6g
sorry, but the camera cut off and I have been up for almost two days so it's a little weaker than I had planned.

If any of you have a Youtube account, Please subscribe, as i'll have more videos up soon.

Video Review

Hi, new to the forum :-) I've signed up to BT Vision and expect delivery on Tuesday. I have been looking around the Internet to find a decent up to date video review of the BTV service and can't seem to find one. I was thinking of doing an unboxing/mini review when it arrives and then another one further down the line. What do you guys think? Anything you want addressing in the videos?

astewardson wrote:
Thank you. I will give it a shot.
Maybe it will convince more people to go for it if they know what to expect from a real world user (instead of the BT videos)
or maybe not
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[Video review & test]MSI GE72 2QE Apache

This is a video review (there's also an article) done by a Turkey media, Technopat.
......ah.....I dont understand turkish, either.... but there are images, test results (13:56) and you can see the interior mechanic designs (06:12) ...so check it out!
The way they speak is quite interesting, too. haha
Here's the video
Here's the article
http://www.technopat.net/2015/04/15/msi-ge72-2qe-apache-incelemesi/

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It's really funny, there should have black tea with Baklava
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HOT TIPS: Dan the Man shares Insider tips on doing AWESOME product video reviews

So you got your hands on the latest Lenovo product and can't wait to do a video review on it.
But... wait. Just how do you do so, and where do you start?
Founder of the Dad Does website Dan Nessel and Lenovo Insider, who has done numerous reviews through this medium on some of the products we seeded him with, shares these invaluable tips on how to capture the attention of viewers to keep them engaged, while you show off your knowledge of the latest gadgets.
Enjoy!

Hi All, I had a great time making the video, and while I could have gone on for hours I didn't want anyone falling asleep and hitting their head on their beautiful ThinkPad Seriously, if you have additional questions about making product review videos, I will do my best to answer them. Thanks,Dan

I am unable to play youtube videos on WiFi or on my my cell network. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks

I am unable to play youtube videos on WiFi or on my my cell network. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks

Hi, first of all Thank you for your instant response.
Yes, I have updated to version 33, Now the problem is not as random as it was before. I found that I have absolutely no issues when I use FF for the first time after starting my computer. At this point there is no issue at all I can watch videos when both logged-in/logged-out and also they work perectly if I switch between flash and HTML5.
But as soon as I restart Firefox I cannot watch the videos at all. No matter if I am logged in/logged out, I did try HTML5 but still it didn't work. The error message was same in all the cases "An error occurred, please try again later".
We are secured by "Cyberoam" so I don't have access to proxy sites.
By the way these observations are for Windows 7.

GS30 video reviews in Spain

Hey , I find a review video on youtube which is introduce GS30 and shares to everyone .
Here are some summary for the review video .
   Keyboard. Non number keys. And only white illuminated.
   Good feeling
   Rigid touchpad
   How to connect the NB to the Docking.
   Incredible Powerful
   Very good Audio System experience
   Good option for Gamers, you can have a very powerful desktop + slim and light notebook to take away.
Please check the youtube link as below :

Looks very flexible in changing graphics...
I can put any graphics? or have limitation?

Video review great- but renders with some video changed to stills. Why?

I am editing Video on Photoshop CC.
I have done three, no problem. But this project, the review shows my video, but when I render it, a bunch of Video is just a frozen initial still. I have rendered in three different formats- all with the same problem.
All the best
Benentt

We can't know. You have not provided any useful details about your source files, render settings, system info, screenshots of the timeline and whatnot.
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MOVED: GTX 650Ti BOOST video review

This topic has been moved to User Reviews & Modding.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=169626.0

Software components? I use only Premiere and After Effects.
I'm sorry, I expressed myself badly.
It is clear that the 580 is faster than the 650 but my question is: the 650 is powerful enough? I don't pay 200 Euro for a "insufficient" video card.
The second question is if the used grafic card is a good choice.
Thank you so much.
PS: the configuration of the system is:
Intel i7 920 (8M, 2.66 -> 2.93 Ghz)
RAM 12 GB triple channel @ 1066 Mhz
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Video review at Computex by Canada No.1 reviewer Linus tech tips

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