Hey, the title pretty much explains it, I'm just wondering how to fast forward my videos, so when I make a video with long parts, they can be sped up...

 

 

 

Help! :P

 

 

 

Thanks... :thumbup:

Put the recorded footage into something like Windows Movie Maker? That gives you the option to speed it up by like 2x speed I think :)

 

 

 

I'm not sure if that handles different levels of video speed, you know like 2x/10x/anything (To then finalize into one video) - For something like that all I can say is Sony Vegas (Because that's the only real editing software I used)

Ok, thanks, I'll try it out soon...

On one of the tabs in hypercam, there is rate of frame capture and rate of play back, the default of which I believe are 10fps (frames per second). Increasing the rate of play back should give you what you want.

^ Go with what he/she said.

 

 

 

My bad, I wad under the impression you wanted to speed up your recorded footage to then use on something like Youtube (So they can all see the speed up process as well) :D

not wanting to steal the topic or anything, but how can I upload a video I create, not using Youtube?(Could help him as well)

Just upload it to Blip TV or similar, if you want to avoid YouTube.

not wanting to steal the topic or anything, but how can I upload a video I create, not using Youtube?(Could help him as well)

 

 

 

If you want other people to just download it, then something like Rapidshare, Megaupload - Most file hosters out there will do the trick.

 

 

 

Otherwise you can just upload it to some other video site (Yahoo?) But what's better than Youtube these days anyway? :P