Heres another one , p.s. I am not in the video ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RTXkxFq02g&feature=related is only 5 minutes long ...enjoy....!
^^^ I will do if I can be bother to make an afford (I am too lazy) ....I find it strange watching myself play as I am very critical about myself
Not that I mind watching a good game of badminton, but this thread was called "Post videos of YOURSELF playing"
Not many options.. - It depends what kind of recording/camcorder you have. If it's an HD version, the file size will be large. If it's not, the file size will be less. But in either case, recording a full length singles/doubles game will be quite lengthy. You can try to convert it a WMV or lesser quality format to reduce the size, but the quality of the video will be less; esp. once uploaded to youtube, it will decrease (unless you have the video file in an AVI format or one with high resolution/frame-rate, which of course will be large). - Yes, you need a fast computer and a fast internet connection if you want to process and upload it to youtube quickly. - It's okay, take your time to process and upload it. We'll gladly wait & watch the video.
Thanks. It is indeed a HD camcorder. I will see how I can upload it. I have faster internet connection in my office. I will first need my friend's permission of our singles. LOL
^^Then..^^ ..if it was indeed recorded by an HD camcorder, then most likely you'll have to convert it to an AVI format (from .m2ts??), if it's not already in AVI format, in order for you to upload it to youtube. If i were you, i'll convert/save and upload the highest resolution file (AVI is best) you can get to youtube cos it'll reduce whatever video quality if you don't have it in the highest resolution. Yeah, fast internet connection would definitely help. Good luck and look fw to your video!
haha agree with that about the lines, black lines on a blue/dark blue floor is a big no no tough time seeing lines and would have some trouble making line calls. looks kinda close to the wall too though. not bad play though i know you said your not going hard since its a light warm up/rallying so not really sure what exactly to say since not sure how you move/recover in an actual game.
It's not perfect with black on blue, but it's easier to see the lines irl than in the video... Anyway, I guess I'll have too record an actual game and upload some other time //Gustaf EDIT: btw, is the video quality good enough?
Even with an injury on my right ankle (still heavily swollen ), i just can't keep myself away from the court at the moment... My girl recorded a short video today of me playing some friends. Excuse what im wearing, got it for christmas Also, net plays, lunging on my back hand side was very painful, so i did miss a few... Anyway, It should indicate a little of the rackets (n90, second session in use) performance with my limited year experience of badminton. cheers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dmcKHL-uTg
