Title of this one originally was 'Free Software' but things changed. But you can also consider Movie Maker and YouTube 'Free Software!'
Topics of the Day- News and Comment
- Freebies from the Tech Club
- BitLocker follow up (it's still not visible)
- The Digital News Journal - a good deal
- DelDot tries to fix the Cooch's Bridge Intersection
- What you need to create, and upload (or "publish") a video to YouTube
- Windows Live Movie Maker (2012)
- Quicky Demo
- Uploading to YouTube
Links for those that don't want to hunt for them in the presentation:
- Popglory Smart Watch <link>
- Delaware OnLine website <link>
- News Journal Special Offers <link> $1 for 6 months!
- DelDot Cooch's Bridge Road Project <link>
- DelDot Cooch's Bridge Road Workshop <link>
- To submit comments to the above proposal <link>
- Major Geek's Windows Live Movie Maker 2012 download <link>
- YouTube <link> (duh!)
- Bloom's YouTube Channel <link>
- "Snow" - the quickie video created and uploaded during the presentation <link>
- A good example of what can be easily done with WLMM
Update:
- Another link to the WLMM created demo video: <link>
- And here's a link to a iMovie demo video done with the same input files for comparison: <link>
I did the iMovie one in 10 minutes even though I'm not comfortable on an iMac like I am on Windows. I've never used iMovie before, it's very comparable to WLMM in ease of use though has many more features. The biggest challenge was figuring out the Apple way of doing things vs. the Windows way. Example: there is no “Save Movie” in iMovie; it’s “Share.” <grin> Took me awhile to find that.
As expected, YouTube detected my use of copyrighted material, specifically the sound track. That means it can't be monetized, I can't receive money for uploading it. It was blocked in one territory, "Russia."
-bb
