Love the guns

How do you add the sounds. Same as you do with IL-2 copy the folder in the programs and put it in a new folder in your documents and add the sounds in that one so you have the back up for online play?

Me too. :grin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nukL741tmQ I hope you don't mind. Just thought I'd have a bit of a play with your footage.

It's not meant to be a 'correction' of your video, just a re-interpretation of the raw footage. There are lots of ways it could be cut together, this is just one of them.

(I do like that fly-by shot over the landing strip though :) )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl5EDs1wNjw
A quick 4 minute 6AM flight over a French coastal town. Watch in 720 or 1080p for best results. The potential is there for a great game

Oleg road trip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsA6I5LlBBs

New vid by me:
http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthr...170#post321170

Quick question for the videoheads:

I'm recording with FRAPS into avi files, but I'm editing using iMovie. I've had to convert the recorded avi files into MP4 format, but I'm not sure what the best conversion is to keep the files at the best quality (there's a ton of options). I'm using a program called Xvid4PSP to do the converting.

What's the best format I should use? Anyone have a tip on this front?

Incidentally, the film is coming along okay :) I have to agree with Les that at this point, you record what you can record and then see what you can make from it. You can plan a shot, but it's very difficult to get it exactly as you want.

My final product is MP4 and that is best for me since it's HD and takes a lot less HDD space.

Oh I forgot another excellent tool for converting is called handbrake,

I have handbrake, but it won't convert the FRAPS avi files. Or I may be using it wrong.