Connecticut River with Ice - testing Sony HDR-XR200 1024P High Definition

First test with my new camera, Sony HDR-XR200 and CyberLink PowerDirector editing software. Short video from the river with some Ice floating on it

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Sony
• HDR-XR200
• 1080P
• Connecticur River
• Ice
• winter
• cold
• 720p
• editing
• nature

[LastSurvivorOfKandor]

Nice video! I was wondering what you meant by 1024P high?

[UltimateKayakFishing]

@LastSurvivorOfKandor I had the camera set to HD 1024p - this is the highest resolution that YouTube accepts (as far as I know) with the 16:9 aspects ratio. I was testing the advanced encoding specifications Search for "Encoding Video For YouTube: Advanced Specifications" in the YouTube Support section support.google.com/youtube/bin­/static.py?hl=en&topic=1728573­&guide=1728585&page=guide.cs

[elcapitanmas]

just be careful, if you do not heat the camera with body heat or a small handwarmer, when you go to use it, it will give you a low temperature warning and NOT record. I have found this out while ice fishing and someone gets a GOOD fish

[UltimateKayakFishing]

@elcapitanmas when I put the camera in the Sportspack I add a small hand-warmer packet and that keeps the camera and battery warm and the lens clear in the winter.

[wubwubwubba]

looks safe drive on out. hahaha looks like a place i went to in ct where an old ferry still runs

[UltimateKayakFishing]

I think the ferry is further south, closer to the ocean, this is just south of Massachusetts

[LastSurvivorOfKandor]

@UltimateKayakFishing Thanks for the info!

[TimingCoW]

@threetonesb And that's why you'd convert it before you upload it....

[FishOnFishing]

what town

[threetonesb]

1 min is about 100mb in a highest HD resolution, too much for an internet upload....