Set backs
And we have another problem. And a lesson to you all...
Be careful with used equipment, and back up, often.
The ideas I still have, but some details will be different than before, and some superfluous media must be regenerated...
I have enountered another problem as well. The equipment we have to project multi channel video does not do HD, which means I have to bump the quality down of the multi channel video to SD. But, I also wanted to have a "super wide screen" version, and a single
video channel version. But after doing a test to see what the "super wide screen" version will look like, I've decided that I will make a 4th version as well, that I am currently calling the "Super Squished" version.
Be careful with used equipment, and back up, often.
The ideas I still have, but some details will be different than before, and some superfluous media must be regenerated...
I have enountered another problem as well. The equipment we have to project multi channel video does not do HD, which means I have to bump the quality down of the multi channel video to SD. But, I also wanted to have a "super wide screen" version, and a single
video channel version. But after doing a test to see what the "super wide screen" version will look like, I've decided that I will make a 4th version as well, that I am currently calling the "Super Squished" version.
posted by Sean C. Davis at 2:27 PM
1 Comments:
? do you mean projectors? shouldn't be a problem.
the only problem will be decks.
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