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Post by Sniffles on Apr 21, 2016 0:17:04 GMT
Checked out Video Pad Video Editor. Looks nice. My speed. Not too complex. Thanks.
No complaining about being broke! Pay tuition, eat instant noodles, repeat for 2 more years.
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Post by graykin on Apr 21, 2016 14:38:05 GMT
Good advice Sniffles but, I semi-retired a year ago! Didn't realize how much I would end up paying for medical insurance! Oh well, Golly it's been fun learning how to juggle bills and be creative with yet another variation of rice and veggies! (good thing I started a garden several years ago!).
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Post by Seyheb on Apr 22, 2016 19:14:19 GMT
I also have Adobe Premiere Pro (I picked it up during a special offer), but not only is that more complex, but I'm currently not able to attempt more sophisticated videos because for some reason I'm unable to satisfactorily stitch together several video clips into one. I can stitch together two clips but after that things won't cooperate.
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Post by Sniffles on Apr 22, 2016 21:31:58 GMT
I also have Adobe Premiere Pro (I picked it up during a special offer), but not only is that more complex, but I'm currently not able to attempt more sophisticated videos because for some reason I'm unable to satisfactorily stitch together several video clips into one. I can stitch together two clips but after that things won't cooperate. I have Adobe Premiere as well and have the same problem. In our case it is the computer's fault. Runs out of memory. There are tweaks that sometimes fix things, though not always completely. AP runes best on a 64 bit machine, 4 core or better processor and 16GB of high speed memory. Anything less will experience slow downs or crashes. That is why I'm using the VideoPad program.
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Post by graykin on Apr 25, 2016 20:06:43 GMT
The tail of a dragon is a bit harder to hang on to, than the head! Bruises come with the territory!
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Post by graykin on May 3, 2016 4:12:55 GMT
Asking if anyone had a theory as to what had happened to the villagers in this place, unleashed a storm of opinions simultaneously, that made it nearly impossible to understand anyone! Graykin sighed and wondered to himself if he would ever learn!
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Post by graykin on May 10, 2016 6:19:40 GMT
"I,m sorry Liefer!" spoke the Elder Twin remorsefully, "But Bruse will only let one person at a time ride him!". Liefer sighed resignedly and hung his head. Vilja felt bad but tried to console him by adding, "Look! He won't even let my sister ride with me! But I'll tell you what!" She added brightly as a novel idea occurred to her, "When we make camp tonight, I will help you on Bruse and walk you around on him holding the bridle! What fun!". She smiled. Liefer sensing her intent, starting wagging his tail in happy anticipation!
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Post by graykin on May 11, 2016 2:06:34 GMT
"Have you ever seen Liefer look so happy?" Vilja the Elder asked everyone at the campsite. "Why I swear, he's actually grinning!" She continued joyfully, "don't you think so too?!". She was answered by unanimous applause and shouts of "Liefer! Liefer!" at which point Liefer's grin grew until his eyes nearly disappeared into his head!
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Post by btog46 on May 13, 2016 5:06:17 GMT
The tail of a dragon is a bit harder to hang on to, than the head! Bruises come with the territory! I forgot to mention when you first posted this, for the first time in all my games with Vilja as a companion she leapt onto a dragon's head and pulled off a Dovakin kill move, I was so surprised that I forgot to take a screenshot. What was even more surprising to me that the dragon was up on the roof of a building and I don't know how she managed to get up there, one moment she was beside me using her bow, next moment she was standing on the dragon's head ramming her sword into its brain.
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Post by Sniffles on May 13, 2016 8:30:40 GMT
Had one of those Vilja and dragon moments. Had the presence of mind to hit the print screen key. No telling how she manages to get up there. Lively little minx.
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Post by graykin on May 14, 2016 18:09:52 GMT
Had one of those Vilja and dragon moments. Had the presence of mind to hit the print screen key. No telling how she manages to get up there. Lively little minx. I love the 'Oh Crap! How did she get there expression, on the Dragon's face!
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Post by wotan on May 14, 2016 19:59:10 GMT
I like the dog on horseback How did you manage to get them to pose like that?
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Post by graykin on May 14, 2016 20:30:53 GMT
I like the dog on horseback How did you manage to get them to pose like that? That was easy! Liefer would moon walk for piece of venison!
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Post by Sniffles on May 14, 2016 22:56:21 GMT
What I can't figure out, and it leaves me amazed, is Vilja's pose in the dragons head. One arm raised to help her balance, her assuming the basic martial arts 'cat's stance'. How in heck did all that come about?
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Post by zedtsayid on May 15, 2016 22:57:16 GMT
What I can't figure out, and it leaves me amazed, is Vilja's pose in the dragons head. One arm raised to help her balance, her assuming the basic martial arts 'cat's stance'. How in heck did all that come about? Cause Emma is AWESOME and a Sensei of mods.
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