If you have been following the undersea view of BP’s Oil Spill in the Gulf Of Mexico, here is a new link that has all of BP’s response vessels sub sea camera links. There are 6 vessels with 2 cams on each submersible rov. HERE IS THE LINK.

We also have 2 links with enhanced camera views. They are 800×600 and 1024×768 pixel size. We will attempt to keep them updated on whatever channel BP is transmitting on. They seem to change frequently.

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Here are two increased size views of BP’s ROV’s working to cut this damaged riser pipe 5000 feet below Gulf of Mexico. It makes it a little easier to see the work being done.

Click anywhere on the below screen capture to access the video page. Of follow the links beneath it. Video feed courtesy of BP.

Screen Capture Of Live Video Feed Showing BP's ROV Cutting The Riser Pipe.

Or CLICK HERE to access our page at 800×600 screen resolution.  OR THIS PAGE at 1024×768.  Windows Media Player Active X Plugin Required.

NOTE: Firefox browser will not show full resolution without right clicking and selecting zoom options. The stream is best viewed in Internet Explorer 8. (links opens in new browser window)

Here is Wan’s Thailand Vacation Video 5 of 6.

Lots of Thai culture here.  Waterfront Scenes, Animals, Lower Income Area Footage, More Driving Around Town, Scenery, Etc.

I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 2.3MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 371MB.

If you missed the other three they are here on the site.  I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter for the others if you came here by search engine.

NOTE: A current version of Adobe Flash Player is required to view these videos. There is a link to your right to download it.

I would appreciate your thoughts and comments..

Here is Wan’s Thailand Vacation Video 4 of 6.

Lots of Thai culture here.  Elephants, Monkeys, Catfish, Crocodiles, Flower  Market, Thai Cheng-Meng Ceremony, More Driving Around Town, Scenery, Etc.

I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 2.2MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 359MB.

If you missed the other three they are here on the site.  I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter for the others if you came here by search engine.

NOTE: A current version of Adobe Flash Player is required to view these videos. There is a link to your right to download it.

I would appreciate your thoughts and comments..

Here is Wan’s Thailand Vacation Video 3 of 6.

Lots of Thai culture here.  Crocodiles, Downtown Bangkok Market, Thai Cheng-Meng Ceremony, More Animals, Driving through town, Etc.

I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 2.1MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 348MB.

If you missed the other two they are here on the site.  I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter for the others if you cane here by search engine.

NOTE: A current version of Adobe Flash Player is required to view these videos. There is a link to your right to download it.

I would appreciate your thoughts and comments..

Here is Wan’s Thailand video number 2 of 6 to be produced.

Lots of Thai culture here.  Elephants, Crocodiles, Buddha Temple, Thai Mall, Congested Traffic, Etc.  Hey.. They drive on the wrong side of the road over there.. LOL!

I am producing the SD clips at DVD-HQ with Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 Ultra and limiting the time to around 30 minutes each to save on server load. This one ended up being 1.9MB as an mpeg. It was converted to Flash Format using AVS Video Converter that brought the streaming size down to a more manageable 311MB.

If you missed the 1st video it’s here.  I plan on adding 1-2 each day until all 6 are produced. The total rendering and conversion time is about 3 hours each. Check my short links on Twitter for the others if you cane here by search engine.

I would appreciate your thoughts and comments..

This is video footage Wan shot in her home country of Thailand in March & April of 2010.

It was recorded by a JVC GZ-MG330AU SD Camcorder.  Rendering was done by Cyberlink Powerdirector Ultra V-8 and was rendered as DVD-HQ that was  2.91 GB, then converted to Flash Format that reduced the size to a more manageable 336MB. Rendering time took 2.5 hours, and another hour to convert and upload to my server. It came out pretty good for SD Video with a touch of enhancement.

This is the first of what looks to be 6 Videos that i will produce from a months Asian vacation.  If you like this one be sure to follow me on Twitter for notification of the others.

This is a follow up to my initial review of JVC’s new HD HDD Camcorder GZ-HD620BU.

I had someone comment on the original posting, wondering how well it did in low light. So this morning i took some footage driving to the airport.  It appears to do well but somewhat fuzzy, this could be because it had to focus through my dirty car windshield. Otherwise I’m still impressed.

For the price i paid for it, it’s working well for me, and easy just to stick in my pocket like this morning.

Here is a review I did with JVC’s newest HD Camcorder.

Just a simple no bs review in real time taking some footage both inside and outdoors. I am very impressed with this GZ-HD620BU. It is JVC’s current year model that I give 5 stars and a big thumbs up!

This is a fantastic camcorder for the family – or for a small business like I have doing budget internet marketing services. Only possible complaint is, if your shooting small areas a wide angle lens is a must.

I do not use the included software which may be ok, I honestly don’t know. I copy all the hd .mts files to my computer hard drive. Then i use Cyberlink Powerdirector 8 to add audio over the time line and produce as an mpg2 file at 720p resolution. This file size is 1.4 GB which is then converted with AVS Video Converter to the newer flash video format .flv which I self stream from my website. The converted file size is a very manageable  97 Megabytes.

If you produce your videos this way they can be uploaded to YouTube in this format, which is what YouTube converts whatever format you upload to anyway.  It gives you the ability to produce in full HD and have a smaller file size in the end.

If you have any questions leave a comment below..

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Here is an up converted older MPEG1 video of a drag race. Didn’t come out too bad considering it’s smaller aspect ratio.

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