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Sabine,

There are wireless video cameras that record straight to an SD card. The quality from these is not always the best but they are convenient, waterproof and could be fun to play with.
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No, the videos you posted are the same. Be sure not to confuse the URL with the IDtag. The USL is the full web address like: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvIQxfHtmVY. The IDtag is just...

Jim,

I'll check it out. The only ID tag available when you look at a video is without the "&fmt=18". However I'm finding if you manually add it to the url you'll get a High Quality version page....

The ability to embed high quality videos is determined by the video host which mostly means Youtube. If they make their high res version available for embed then it should appear on VBulletin like...

Sabine!

Sehr Schone! Wunderbar! Thanks so much for taking the time to create that excellent tutorial video! It is plain to see you have a real creative spirit and passion.

For future...

Sabine,

In your post it should look something like:

[YOUT*BE]xo-RAG6cLwc[/YOUT*BE]

Replace the * with U because if the U's are there, it will embed (show) the video in the post like...
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Sabine,

If you haven't worked with a VBulletin type board before it can take some time to get used to, even for the best of us. There are still some features in here I don't know how to use!
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All you need is the video identifier like:3LVyaFOIhn8

Between the "youtube" tags. Nothing else.

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I didn't see much of anything too exciting from their company or I would have surely posted it. I was smelling around for 250's but non could be found.

I just posted a few video production tips...

Adobe Premiere series was used from start to finish. If you're looking into some slightly more capable and mid-level professional software for not too much I suggest using Premiere Elements. Has...

Yo-Jimbo! That's some neat video work there. Looks like you had fun with additive dissolves! What software did you use?

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To post YouTube videos in a thread, all you have to do is "wrap" you video number in "tags"

1) Find the YouTube video identifier on the URL of your video. It usually looks something like:...