Making movie clips for E-Prime?

[David McFarlane]

Mich,

Thanks.  As it turns out, VirtualDubMod has been 
discontinued since about 2006.  But if we just 
shorten that to "VirtualDub", we get to the 
current product (http://www.virtualdub.org 
).  And it also turns out that David Vinson 
recommended the same product at 
http://groups.google.com/group/e-prime/browse_thread/thread/8a3086f95f315fc5 
.  It does seem to be an extensive video editing package, could be handy.

-- David McFarlane, Professional Faultfinder


At 7/12/2011 05:32 AM Tuesday, Michiel Spape wrote:
>Hi David,
>Noticed you answered your own questions mostly, 
>but I'd like to draw your attention to 
>Virtualdubmod 
>(http://virtualdubmod.sourceforge.net/) anyway - 
>if I remember correctly from some time ago when 
>I was dabbling in video stuff, you can do most 
>useful things for lab purposes: re-encode, strip 
>audio, save audio, save bits of film, and save 
>to bmp. Personally, I'm pretty fond of saving 
>films to bmp, so that you don't need e-prime 2 :)
>As for recording: for simple stuff windows movie 
>maker works fine, more heavy stuff might be 
>better done with commercial packages (depending on your budget).
>Best,
>Mich
>
>Michiel Spapé
>Research Fellow
>Perception & Action group
>University of Nottingham
>School of Psychology
>www.cognitology.eu

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