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"p e t e f a g e r l i n" wrote ...

Quoted message said:

So when I was in MTB heaven, aka Norway, I met
some guys who run something similar to MTBR, for
Norwegians (http://terrengsykkel.no/).

Truls was going to submit a Ryan Leech trials film
at The Nordic Mountain Film festival and also
wanted to know if I could edit something that
captured "trail" riding as opposed to the all too
typical Stormtroopers jumping off roofs thing.

So I waded through many, many DV tapes and patched
together 23 minutes of riding that I hoped
captured the buzz of what a bunch of folks like to do.

http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/ride.mpg

207mb...

Almost made up for not being able to ride on this beautiful spring day. Thanks Pete.

Rob

p e t e f a g e r l i n said:

So when I was in MTB heaven, aka Norway, I met some guys who run
something similar to MTBR, for Norwegians (http://terrengsykkel.no/).

Truls was going to submit a Ryan Leech trials film at The Nordic
Mountain Film festival and also wanted to know if I could edit something
that captured "trail" riding as opposed to the all too typical
Stormtroopers jumping off roofs thing.

So I waded through many, many DV tapes and patched together 23 minutes
of riding that I hoped captured the buzz of what a bunch of folks like
to do.

http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/ride.mpg

207mb...

Very Nice thanks Pete.

p e t e f a g e r l i n said:

So when I was in MTB heaven, aka Norway, I met some guys who run
something similar to MTBR, for Norwegians (http://terrengsykkel.no/).

Truls was going to submit a Ryan Leech trials film at The Nordic
Mountain Film festival and also wanted to know if I could edit something
that captured "trail" riding as opposed to the all too typical
Stormtroopers jumping off roofs thing.

So I waded through many, many DV tapes and patched together 23 minutes
of riding that I hoped captured the buzz of what a bunch of folks like
to do.

http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/ride.mpg

207mb...

Great compilation!

Digging the extended play vids; I think there's mo better footage/riding
then in your average "freeride" flick.

And thanks for the tandem. I've been dying to see one of those things ona
trail.
--
Slacker

Slacker said:

And thanks for the tandem. I've been dying to see one of those things on
a trail.

Side notes:

1# Hardtail tandem with 5" (claimed) up front.
#2. One (yes ONE) dab coming down Pauley and Third
Divide at Downieville.

That long wheelbase can flatten many a trail. I
just don't want to be the stoker.

"p e t e f a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote
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Quoted message said:

So when I was in MTB heaven, aka Norway, I met
some guys who run something similar to MTBR, for
Norwegians (http://terrengsykkel.no/).

Truls was going to submit a Ryan Leech trials film
at The Nordic Mountain Film festival and also
wanted to know if I could edit something that
captured "trail" riding as opposed to the all too
typical Stormtroopers jumping off roofs thing.

So I waded through many, many DV tapes and patched
together 23 minutes of riding that I hoped
captured the buzz of what a bunch of folks like to do.

http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/ride.mpg

207mb...

Nice flick, throw in some witty comments and you could be the Warren Miller
of mountain biking.

Steve

p e t e f a g e r l i n <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

So when I was in MTB heaven, aka Norway, I met
some guys who run something similar to MTBR, for
Norwegians (http://terrengsykkel.no/).

Truls was going to submit a Ryan Leech trials film
at The Nordic Mountain Film festival and also
wanted to know if I could edit something that
captured "trail" riding as opposed to the all too
typical Stormtroopers jumping off roofs thing.

So I waded through many, many DV tapes and patched
together 23 minutes of riding that I hoped
captured the buzz of what a bunch of folks like to do.

http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/ride.mpg

207mb...

Very nice touch at the end. Well done. That's a keeper

Tom

p e t e f a g e r l i n said:

So when I was in MTB heaven, aka Norway, I met
some guys who run something similar to MTBR, for
Norwegians (http://terrengsykkel.no/).

Truls was going to submit a Ryan Leech trials film
at The Nordic Mountain Film festival and also
wanted to know if I could edit something that
captured "trail" riding as opposed to the all too
typical Stormtroopers jumping off roofs thing.

So I waded through many, many DV tapes and patched
together 23 minutes of riding that I hoped
captured the buzz of what a bunch of folks like to do.

http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/ride.mpg

207mb...

worth the wait ... even with broadband.

bill

"p e t e f a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote
in message news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

So when I was in MTB heaven, aka Norway, I met
some guys who run something similar to MTBR, for
Norwegians (http://terrengsykkel.no/).

Truls was going to submit a Ryan Leech trials film
at The Nordic Mountain Film festival and also
wanted to know if I could edit something that
captured "trail" riding as opposed to the all too
typical Stormtroopers jumping off roofs thing.

So I waded through many, many DV tapes and patched
together 23 minutes of riding that I hoped
captured the buzz of what a bunch of folks like to do.

http://www.mtbvideos.net/video/ride.mpg

207mb...

You put together a great series.

How did you go about putting the video shots on the Internet. Did you use
some sort of video editing software like Premiere and then another program
to download onto the Internet?

Charlie S. said:

How did you go about putting the video shots on the Internet.

I uploaded the video to my website using Dreamweaver, although any
number of FTP apps will do the same thing.

Quoted message said:

Did you use
some sort of video editing software like Premiere and then another program
to download onto the Internet?

I used Premiere, After Effects, and Photoshop for the video.

Thanks for the info! I keep telling myself I'd like to get back into Web
design, but don't make the time. I'm glad you developed the skills and use
them. Keep up the good work.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

How did you go about putting the video shots on the Internet.

I uploaded the video to my website using Dreamweaver, although any
number of FTP apps will do the same thing.

Quoted message said:

Did you use
some sort of video editing software like Premiere and then another

program

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

to download onto the Internet?

I used Premiere, After Effects, and Photoshop for the video.