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Before you begin you may need the following: | |||
* Windows Media 8.0 and 9.0 codecs (if you don't already have them). You can search these at: [http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?q=Windows+Media+codec&qsc0=1&SearchBtn0=Search&FORM=QBME1&l=1&mkt=en-US&PageType=99]. | |||
* Video editing software | |||
# Log into Second Life | # Log into Second Life |
Revision as of 11:00, 7 April 2008
Before you begin you may need the following:
- Windows Media 8.0 and 9.0 codecs (if you don't already have them). You can search these at: [1].
- Video editing software
- Log into Second Life
- Set your movie resolution.
- From the 'File'-menu, select 'Set Window Size' and '800x600'.
- IMPORTANT: your Second Life window will be reduced significantly.
- During filming, you must leave the SL window at this size on your screen.
- Hide the User Interface.
- Click Ctrl-Alt-1 to hide the UI so that it won't appear in your movie.
- Start your movie.
- Click Ctrl-Shift-A to start the movie (this command also stops filming).
- Pick a place to save your movie.
- IMPORTANT: select or create a folder NOT on your desktop, for example, any folder on your C drive will work.
- Once you have your folder selected, click Open.
- Click Save.
- Choose video compression.
- Select Full Frames/Uncompressed.
- IMPORTANT: this will generate a large uncompressed video file - about 1 GB per minute, which you will need to compress during or after editing. OR
- Select Microsoft MPEG-4 Video Codec.
- Click OK. Filming beings.
- Capture your raw footage.
- To stop filming, Click Ctrl-Shift-A.
- Edit your movie using your choice of video editing application.