Note, your video may be made more or less private based on settings available in these video-sharing sites.YouTube - (Video length limited to 15 minutes).Upload to an online video-sharing site (account required) such as:.Standard digital camera – many digital still cameras have the ability to record video.Īlternative to burning your video to a CD:.
Return the Flip camera to the Lindell Library. If the video plays successfully, delete the video from the Flip camera (trash can icon). Check the video on the CD to be sure it was burned successfully, by playing it, preferably on another computer (be sure to also check the audio, which may require plugging in headphones). Select the “With a CD/DVD player” option to make the CD more compatible with other computersĬlick the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon in the lower-right corner of the computer screen, then remove the Flip from the computer’s USB port. Username_video (for instance davis12_video) Name the disc with the following naming framework or another suggested by your instructor:. Click on the icon of your video file, if you haven’t already, then click "Burn". *Note: The maximum file size for burning to a CD is 700MB Insert a blank CD into the CD/DVD drive of the computer Locate your video file inside of the DCIM/100VIDEO/ folder. If the following window appears, click "Continue without scanning" The USB connector “flips” out of the side of the Flip camera. There are Windows computers available throughout campus, or you may use your own Windows computer. Play the video using the triangle play buttonĬonnect the Flip to a Windows computer’s USB port. If you press the red circle again, a new, second video will be recorded (separate file). Press the red circle to begin recording. Position the Flip, using the flexible tripod. Press the power button on the side of the Flip. Also once you have checked out a camera, be sure to return it to the library as soon as possible to give other students a chance to complete their project. There are a limited number of cameras, so please do not wait until too late in the process to check one out. Step-by-step instructions for how to create a video using a Flip Video Camera and burn the video to a CD for sharing with others,such as your instructor.įlip Video Cameras are available for check out from the Lindell Library. 
Posted by Peter Hall on 02 November 2010 02:00 PMĬreating and Sharing a Video using a Flip Video Camera and a PC (Windows) computer
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