Getting good footage from Muvi-Cam
2May 26, 2011 by welshcyclist
Grey day on Aberavon beach
Good news for my reader, I’m enjoyiong the footage, sadly or possibly fortunately you can’t see it. No idea how to upload to blog, or publish to the web etc.. Just a crap computerist, my youngest son Tierloch will have assist me.
Meanwhile, I have also been taking snaps, with my phone camera, whilst on my commute, here are a few:-
Swan on nest in Neath Port Talbot hospital grounds.
Yes there are six, see the one in the small clump of reeds.
The mallard duck population is on the increase also.
It’s wonderful to see nature going on amidst the chaos of everyday life, don’t you think. I’d love to have the patience to record the life story of one of these cygnets or ducklings.
Going back to the swans, when I saw their nest abandoned about a week ago, I thought they’d lost their battle against the magpies and gulls, but a couple of days later I saw the pen with, as I thought two cygnets, she must have been sitting on the other four.
That’s all for now. Cheers.
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Probably the easiest way to show your video footage is to stick it on a video hosting site, I normally use http://www.vimeo.com but you equally use youtube.com if you want. In either case you will need to setup an account (normal stuff name, password e-mail etc.) Then once you have edited your master piece you can use their upload facility. Once uploaded they will give you the address (URL) which you can copy and paste into your blog or they will offer the code so that you can embed the video into your blog (like Clive and I do), just copy and paste it in to the blog.
Nice pictures, not seen many duckling or cygnets round this way this year. Saw the swans nesting earlier in the year not seen them with the babies yet.
Cheers Tim, I’ll give it a go.