driftboy_wen
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[Unofficial] Slow Motion Rubik's Cube Solving.
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Cyrus C.
Veteran
Nice quality, a side, front, or top angle would've been better, but in slow-mo I could still tell what you were doing. I barely saw any pauses, nice job! What was the time?
driftboy_wen
Regular
it is 15 second, yeah , i can clearly see my pause, if i pause 0.5 second in real time, it means i pause 2 second in the slo-mo, and that is quite a time lol.
ill take your advice, thanks a lot
ill take your advice, thanks a lot
Micael
Premium Member
That is cool. Do you use a special camera?
I would like to see that from Feliks Zemdegs.
Do you use a special camera?I would like to see that from Feliks Zemdegs.
driftboy_wen
Regular
i use Canon EOS 7D Digital SLR. recording feliks? i love to ! i hear he'll be coming to Indonesian Championship, if i meet him, ill record it for you guys 
TioMario
Regular
You would need something like a 1000 FPS camera, yeah, that should work.
Micael
Premium Member
i use Canon EOS 7D Digital SLR. recording feliks? i love to ! i hear he'll be coming to Indonesian Championship, if i meet him, ill record it for you guys
Does it take more than 30 images per second? Like 60?
driftboy_wen
Regular
it takes 50 frame per second, but i dont know why i can slow down by 4, it should be 12 frame per second now but it seems still very smooth :S
PCwizCube
Premium Member
Nice solve!
Also if you want to remove window boxing around the video in the YouTube video player (make it fill the whole video player), add the following line to the video tags.
yt:crop=16:9
Also if you want to remove window boxing around the video in the YouTube video player (make it fill the whole video player), add the following line to the video tags.
yt:crop=16:9
driftboy_wen
Regular
@Rubik's Cube Fan
whoa, it works! i really wonder why my video is so small
, thanks for the tips!
whoa, it works! i really wonder why my video is so small
, thanks for the tips!Chapuunka
Veteran
I like that music.
Oh, and the solve was good too.
Oh, and the solve was good too.
martin8768
Regular
that was really cool to watch, nice camera too 
i can actually see and track what you are doing, unlike other youtube videos sometimes
i can actually see and track what you are doing, unlike other youtube videos sometimes
PCwizCube
Premium Member
Haha nice@Rubik's Cube Fan
whoa, it works! i really wonder why my video is so small
Maybe it's because of your screen resolution. What resolution is the video?
driftboy_wen
Regular
the raw file is 1290 x 720 , i forgot the exact number, but around there, its high definition, the raw file was sooo big ... this is the compressed one, because Internet speed (especially upload speed) in Indonesia is very slow, like 10kbps.. fail.
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PCwizCube
Premium Member
Do you know what resolution it was compressed or rendered to?
driftboy_wen
Regular
idk, all i know is i edit it with sony vegas studio platinum 9 and compressed it to wmv 3mbps, any option could i choose for editing the size?
PCwizCube
Premium Member
Awesome I use the same video editor!
Go to Project > Properties > Change the resolution to 1280x720 (HD) or 853x480 (both should work into filling the video player size)
When you want to render the video, go to Project > Render as > Save as Type (wmv) > Custom > Video > Image Size > 1280x720 (HD) or 853x480 (Custom)
Also your bit rate doesn't need to be that high, that is way more than you need for this type of video. Make it like 1mbps for 853x480, or 2mbps for 1280x720 (HD). The larger bit rate makes your video size bigger.
I think it didn't fill the YouTube player because you didn't change the video resolution in Project Properties, it was set as default at 640x480 or 720x480, which is like 4:3 ratio (Full screen). But your video is wide screen (16:9) ratio. So really in the YouTube player you video was at 720x480 or 640x480, but the actual part you see at the video was at widescreen.
Go to Project > Properties > Change the resolution to 1280x720 (HD) or 853x480 (both should work into filling the video player size)
When you want to render the video, go to Project > Render as > Save as Type (wmv) > Custom > Video > Image Size > 1280x720 (HD) or 853x480 (Custom)
Also your bit rate doesn't need to be that high, that is way more than you need for this type of video. Make it like 1mbps for 853x480, or 2mbps for 1280x720 (HD). The larger bit rate makes your video size bigger.
I think it didn't fill the YouTube player because you didn't change the video resolution in Project Properties, it was set as default at 640x480 or 720x480, which is like 4:3 ratio (Full screen). But your video is wide screen (16:9) ratio. So really in the YouTube player you video was at 720x480 or 640x480, but the actual part you see at the video was at widescreen.
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Stefan
Legend
"This video contains content from Sony Music Entertainment. It is no longer available in your country."
Well done!
Well done!
Logan
Alot of Azure
Well that's you get for living in Germany.
I bet someone will/would have said something like "no, that's you get for using copyrighted music" or whatever after this post.
Stefan
Legend
Well, I have my own slow motion solve video recorded with 60fps, so I don't really mind in this case. Just wanted to tell him that he is excluding viewers this way.
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