One possibility, how about a USB wifi adapter? Several companies make them and you can get some for as little as $10. If you don't have a wifi router, your cell phone may be able to act as a wifi hot spot. [ Post made via Mobile Device ] http://muvipix.com/phpBB3/images/mobile.png

An alternate way to do that is to use a photo editor such as Photoshop Elements to make a black matte image the same size as the video frame but with the center cut out for the video to show through. Save it as a native PSD or a PNG with transparency and place it on a video track in the timeline abo...

I agree with Peru. Those old analog sets always cut off material and content was created with that in mind. You won't lose any significant content.

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Looks like Chris was responding while I was composing my reply. M-Disc is a much newer technology than dual layer. If your dvd burner supports creating those, I would be very surprised if your burner didn't support writing dual layer discs too. Dual layer discs come in two types "DVD+R" an...

Are you aware that Premiere Elements 11 supports burning to dual-layer DVD+R discs? The capacity of one of those is 8.5 GB. Sounds like that should solve your problem.

How much over the capacity of a single-layer DVD is your project?

Dave, got to admit, I didn't consider that option. That particular option might stand out in that specific location. Perhaps he could make an obelisk or stele costume. That way he could walk around carrying the camera and hide in plain sight. Regarding the cone/helmet mount, the further away you can...

You really need that full 4K resolution. The problem is that the pixels are distributed over the entire 360 degree field of view and not concentrated into a 16:9 window. Only about a quarter of that is considered to be within a normal view. So, your 4K 360 degree video is similar in quality to conve...

Yeah, 360 video is an entirely different mindset. Instead of forcing the viewer to see what the content creator deems important, you are immersing the viewer in the scene and letting them experience the story in their own way. You can use various cues, auditory and other, to draw attention to signif...

Just a guess, but that reminds me a little of an antique spear shaped topper (finial) for a gate or fence. That square hole could be meant to pass over a square wraught iron horizontal bar. If, so, there probably was a lower part now missing to balance the look. It would help to see that side view. ...

To address Steve's question, video in Photoshop was intended to meet the needs of still photographers who were beginning to use the video capabilities of their DLSRs and needed a way to edit and finish short video projects. By leveraging their existing Photoshop skills, this provides an easy way to ...

Originally, this feature was in Photoshop CS5 and CS6 Extended Editions only. When Adobe changed to a subscription model with Photoshop CC, the old separate Standard Edition was dropped and all Photoshop CC versions are, in effect, Extended Edition versions and contain this capability. Edit: Correct...

Howard, I don't remember those menu templates, so I reinstalled my copy of Premiere Elements 7 to see what you were talking about. Assuming the templates are the same in 7 and 11, it comes down to how many movie buttons are supported in the template. The "Fun" template supports only two mo...

Stereoscopic photography has been around a very long time. Actually, the first stereoscopic viewer predates photography and used drawings. Of course, once photography was in use, very early on it was used to create 3D photos -- stereoscopic Daguerreotypes exist. Stereoscopic photography hasn't died ...

You're pretty close. But, there are a few gotchas. Both movies do need to be on the same timeline, but don't place any gaps between them. Gaps, even a single frame, have been known to cause problems when exporting/rendering. Instead, place a Red stop menu marker at the end of the first movie and a B...

Insta360 has just released a new combination 360 degree and 180 degree 3D camera . The camera folds. When folded, the camera shoots 360 video and stills. When unfolded, it shoots 180 3D VR video and stills. Called the EVO, the specs are similar to the Insta360 One X I recently purchased. http://www....