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Re: My Videos on YouTube

Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 5:35 am
by jojo87
RJ is amazing lol
I have a lot on my YouTube actually, not sure if you can see who i'm actually subscribed to?
if you can then check them out, some really good vloggers on there!

Re: My Videos on YouTube

Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 6:10 pm
by Steph
I've watched all RJ videos. He's great!

Re: My Videos on YouTube

Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2015 9:53 pm
by ScooteringAbout
Hey JoeJoe, thanks to your videos found this site, what mount do you use for your camera is it the band mount or the suction cup mount?

Good to hear your going to be back riding soon!

Re: My Videos on YouTube

Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2015 5:44 am
by jojo87
DrewJW wrote:Hey JoeJoe, thanks to your videos found this site, what mount do you use for your camera is it the band mount or the suction cup mount?

Good to hear your going to be back riding soon!

3M Dual Lock I use... cut a bit and put it to the side of the Case, and then to the side of the Helmet, it's like velcro but 100% better, the bits lock together,
really tough as well, you can pick the whole Helmet up by just holding the Camera Case and wiggle it all around etc and it's still secure,
Bikers have gone 100+ mph with just using Dual Lock and the wind doesn't effect the Case/Dual Lock at all which is good...

Here's some photos of how I have it:

Re: My Videos on YouTube

Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2015 11:43 am
by ScooteringAbout
I see now, thanks!.

What memory card you using, got a 32GB here, hoping this summer to do a drive through Trough Of Bowland on video for my old man who can't ride anymore to let him see it from the viewpoint of the bike again so could do with about 2hours of footage recording.

Re: My Videos on YouTube

Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2015 11:50 am
by jojo87
I have a 32gb as well, never use anywhere near that though as every time I come back from a ride I transfer the files to my iMac (where I then go through them and edit them for YouTube),
i'm pretty sure i've been out for around 2 hours with it still recording but low battery,
if you have it on 1080p then it will get warm and turn off after awhile as obv uses more power,
but I find 780p to be perfect anyway...
not sure exactly how long i've recorded for as i've noticed sometimes it cuts the files into 2-3, and not 1 long one.

Re: My Videos on YouTube

Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2015 11:54 am
by ScooteringAbout
720p would be fine with me, thanks for the pictures solved a lot of questions I had!