A fast blast yesterday.

[PaulB]

Awesome road on an awesome bike.

I cut the boring bits (30mph through the villages) out of the video. Enjoy

https://youtu.be/BIf3HQG6rNE

Cheers

Paul B.

[GTRpilot]

Very Nice, where is the camera mounted by the way?

[PaulB]

Very Nice, where is the camera mounted by the way?

It's on the left hand crash bobbin.

Cheers

Paul B.

[StickyOne]

Nice ride Paul.
The hum of the engine in the background would have been nice to hear.
I notice your camera isn't set on gps with speed notification!

[pross]

Very nice and lovely sound track 👍👍

[PaulB]

Nice ride Paul.
The hum of the engine in the background would have been nice to hear.
I notice your camera isn't set on gps with speed notification!

Annoyingly, the camera just picks up wind noise, and not much else.

And there is a very good reason for no GPS/speed indication

Cheers

Paul B.

[davetherave]

Very nice that.  Great music  who was the band ?? (can't think of there name     ).

D

[PaulB]

Very nice that.  Great music  who was the band ?? (can't think of there name     ).

D

Thanks Dave.

1: "Catch Me If You Can" by Walking On Cars
2: "Come Back Around" by Feeder
3: "Hell" by Foo Fighters
4: Lame muzak clip that came with the Garmin software, used as a filler at the end

Cheers,

Paul B.

[OZ1400]

I use a GoPro Hero 3 like the other sheep. What programme did you use to add the music?

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[PaulB]

I use a GoPro Hero 3 like the other sheep. What programme did you use to add the music?

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The software that came with the Virb (or free download from Garmin) called "Virb Edit". It's a bit "quick and dirty" as far as video editing software goes.

I only realised this evening that the Virb creates MP4 files straight "out of the can" so I'm going to be using other editing software from now on. (Plus, Virb Edit is horribly slow at re-encoding once you've done any edits, however minor.)

Cheers

Paul B.

[shaggs147]

Windows movie maker is easy to use and produces some good results. Might be worth a try.

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[coman37]

Awesome road on an awesome bike.

I cut the boring bits (30mph through the villages) out of the video. Enjoy

https://youtu.be/BIf3HQG6rNE

Cheers

Paul B.

I dont like to follow cos most other riders dither and indecisive, but i would happily follow you, good speed,good positioning, good preparation and execution of overtakes, looked like a fun ride, going nowhere just for the enjoyment of the experience

Coman

[PaulB]

I dont like to follow cos most other riders dither and indecisive, but i would happily follow you, good speed,good positioning, good preparation and execution of overtakes, looked like a fun ride, going nowhere just for the enjoyment of the experience

Coman

Cheers dude! If you're ever in this neck of the woods...

Paul B.

[Icefever]

Nice ride there...I've just started to use a Stealth Drift 2 and would like to make some kind of video diary of our runs, also when we go to France. 

I'm trying to get my head around a free software program called Lightworks....https://www.lwks.com/  have any of you guys come across it or use it??

As for the wind noise I found a vid about adding a mic to the Drift 2, I ordered a clip on mic off the bay, it came yesterday will have a go next week.

[PaulB]

Nice ride there...I've just started to use a Stealth Drift 2 and would like to make some kind of video diary of our runs, also when we go to France. 

I'm trying to get my head around a free software program called Lightworks....https://www.lwks.com/  have any of you guys come across it or use it??

As for the wind noise I found a vid about adding a mic to the Drift 2, I ordered a clip on mic off the bay, it came yesterday will have a go next week.

I haven't heard of that software, but the interface looks very much like Adobe Premiere (which I've dabbled with). Probably worth playing with (especially if it really is free!)

"HitFilm 4 Express" looks like it might also be worth a try (assuming it has enough basic features without forcing you to buy add-on packs).

Like most software, I think you have to try a few and find one which suits you best. If you want to make an investment, you can get Adobe Premiere Elements 14 *plus* Adobe Photoshop Elements 14 - so that's your video *and* photos sorted! - for £49.99 from Amazon.

I've ordered a USB to 3.5mm mic adapter for the Virb and it should be arriving today. Then I can experiment with where to attach the mic so it just picks up the engine noise.

Cheers

Paul B.