my video camera problem

Hi

i just shoot a solo of me ..

when i import the video in iMovie my body looks all stretch out do you know why and on my video camera screen my body looks fine why when i import i look like i'am 9 feet tall LOL please help

are you shooting normally or in widescreen? sounds like you may be shooting in widescreen - if so, try saving the video in widescreen format.

or i had a problem once where this one program imported my videos so that they were simply the wrong shape. did you check your settings?

basschick you are the best thank you it was widescreen now i wonder if i can make it into a normal screen when i encode the video for webpage i'am now importing in my pc .. look fine now i don't look 9 feet tall LOL

glad i could help :)

i would like to know what is a good size to make my video for my website

big makes members happier. i wouldn't make them smaller than 480x320 for dialup users. if you're doing one widescreen so it is in letterbox format, go a size bigger.

the sites that impress me lately have 720 or 640 videos streaming at 1mb.

does 720x480 sound good

how many meg is the file usally 15 minutes clip at 720x420

720 is only good if you are willing to make the videos pretty good quality. expect 15 minutes to run ya 60mb or more. if you're not willing to go that big, why not try a little smaller - maybe 640? and see what you think of the videos at 768 or thereabouts.

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wow my file is 98meg is that too big for people to watch on a website

break it into clips and voila!

dam it's allot of work edit movies hehe

i just encode in windows media formart the file is 177 meg wonder if that is ok to have will people have hard time to watch probably need to split it i just can't find any tools to split with for a mac computer pc has a bunch

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