Seeking help in creating video clips

[Altor]

I first encountered this when I tried to copy something from DVD to VHS many years ago. Content providers can insert a signal into the video feed that tells recording devices that the video may not be duplicated.

[justacoach]

Play the clip on your TV. Shoot the TV screen with your smartphone camera... edit as needed. Your phone may have 2 different camera resolutions on front vs back

[ZonaZebra]

I plan on trying these out. Thanks

[ZonaZebra]

Originally Posted by justacoach

Play the clip on your TV. Shoot the TV screen with your smartphone camera... edit as needed. Your phone may have 2 different camera resolutions on front vs back

Thanks for the suggestion as I never thought about doing this. All my other attempts failed but this worked well. I actually "shot" the TV screen with my laptop which allowed me to load it directly into my Movie Maker editing program. Was able to create the clips in a relatively short amount of time and the quality was much better than what I had anticipated.

In addition, Camron is correct about the external hard drive option. Dish encrypts their recordings so this didn't work.

Thanks again for all the suggestions.

[Raymond]

This is the slow season of the forum, so feel free to post some of those clips so we can talk about plays.

[Freddy]

This is an example of a game DVR'd which I had to take a video of in order to make clips for study. Clarity good enough for intended use, I guess.

Double Charge Missed -- Watching Dribbler, Out of Primary

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Freddy

This is an example of a game DVR'd which I had to take a video of in order to make clips for study. Clarity good enough for intended use, I guess.

Double Charge Missed -- Watching Dribbler, Out of Primary

Guy was so intent on flopping that he whipped his own head into the floor.

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[ballgame99]

I don't know that I would call that a flop. I have a PC, with the defender moving laterally to maintain LGP.

[ZonaZebra]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

This is the slow season of the forum, so feel free to post some of those clips so we can talk about plays.

Ok, here are a couple that I thought were interesting. Travel - Yes or No? on the player falling to the floor.

Good block or illegal contact in regard to verticality ruling on the second play.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u07qfgk14n...Floor.mp4?dl=0

Originally Posted by ZonaZebra

Ok, here are a couple that I thought were interesting. Travel - Yes or No? on the player falling to the floor.

Good block or illegal contact in regard to verticality ruling on the second play.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u07qfgk14n...Floor.mp4?dl=0

Play 1: Nothing

Play 2: Nothing

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by AremRed

Play 1: Nothing

Play 2: Nothing

Agree.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Altor

I first encountered this when I tried to copy something from DVD to VHS many years ago. Content providers can insert a signal into the video feed that tells recording devices that the video may not be duplicated.

It was called MacroVision. It is still around, but since so few people copy to VHS (who would want to), it has almost been forgotten about. It was easily defeated by inserting a device in the connection between the two machines. The same device also could be used to improve the picture on marginal videos too....which made the device legal even if some specific uses of it were not.