Post by Keith Heitmann on Apr 4, 2004 17:10:03 GMT -5
I've been playing around with my video and sound software and decided to fiddle a bit with the intro video at the start of the B-17 FF Might 8th sim.
I extracted the video from the BIK file to a AVI file so I could work with it.
I loaded it into Windows Movie Maker 2. I added the countdown strip taken from the ingame briefing room recon films, and added opening and ending credits.
Next I extracted a WAV version of the 12O'Clock High tv theme and imported it into movie maker and muted the original narration track that came with the video so you can only hear the music.
I made a large 23 MB save for myself and small 2MB save for interested parties to download off the net if they want.
You can get the 2MB small lower res video/lower bit-rate audio version by clicking on the following link:
members.aol.com/dheitm8612/pics/12OClockHigh_small.zip
There's also another one that I made with screencapturing software from the tail gunner's position. This one is short, intentionally colored in sepia tone to make it look old and special aging effects were use as well. It's slightly smaller than 1MB in size:
members.aol.com/dheitm8612/pics/tailgunner2.zip
I extracted the video from the BIK file to a AVI file so I could work with it.
I loaded it into Windows Movie Maker 2. I added the countdown strip taken from the ingame briefing room recon films, and added opening and ending credits.
Next I extracted a WAV version of the 12O'Clock High tv theme and imported it into movie maker and muted the original narration track that came with the video so you can only hear the music.
I made a large 23 MB save for myself and small 2MB save for interested parties to download off the net if they want.
You can get the 2MB small lower res video/lower bit-rate audio version by clicking on the following link:
members.aol.com/dheitm8612/pics/12OClockHigh_small.zip
There's also another one that I made with screencapturing software from the tail gunner's position. This one is short, intentionally colored in sepia tone to make it look old and special aging effects were use as well. It's slightly smaller than 1MB in size:
members.aol.com/dheitm8612/pics/tailgunner2.zip