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iFootage Moco app Timeline Control for video use - Duration: 12:50.
Hi this is John Tisbury and in this video we're going to concentrate on the
iFootage Moco app, and when using video how to set up the Timeline Control
within that app. I've got a setup here which I'll show you and demonstrate
but mainly we'll be concentrating on the app and how to use the app and how to
set that up. So run the intro and we'll see you in a minute.
Welcome back. As I say we're gonna work our way through the iFootage Moco
app specifically for using video for shooting a video sequence using the
Timeline Control feature within the app. So this would be useful if you're like I
like doing an interview, and I've currently got this setup on a mannequin because
there's only me here so I want this camera to pan, as a bit of b-roll if you
like while I'm doing an interview and it can just record that motion. Then I can
cut in into my main footage if I need it to. This video came about from a viewer
request on my channel so just bring that up so I can just make sure I get the
person's name right. It's from someone called Postmodern Filmmaking their
channel. So thank you very much for that. Camera has just turned itself off. And he asked could you
please do a similar video but for shooting video with the Timeline Control
instead of time lapse. That'd be most helpful. He commented on
the the other video where I had gone through the Timeline Control feature app
when I was shooting time-lapse, and that's linked up here if you're
interested in that. So I'm just going to bring up the app. The iFootage Moco
app isn't particularly well documented I've found. I found very little about it
online, so everything I've found is through potential trial and error so
this is how I use it and it may not be exactly how you're supposed to use it but it works for me.
I've already connected the 2 devices here my Bluetooth Mini 2, or X2 Mini, is already connected as is the
little device for the carriage so they're connected by Bluetooth.
I say I've got the app open and I'll bring up
on screen so we can flick between looking at me, probably not very
interesting, and looking at the app. Probably more interesting.
I'm now in the Settings menu so from the main screen I've chosen Settings and
there's a really important option here which you need to select. I didn't
really understand the importance of this till I did a bit of testing before, with and
without. But also trying to find stuff on the internet about there was actually
very little available and it's a bit of trial and error from my behalf but I
believe I've understood the difference between these two options and and what
I'm referring to is the Shooting Mode. The Shooting Mode has got either SMS or
Continuous. The default is SMS and that's used for
stop-motion shooting or time-lapse so it's Shoot-Move-Shoot. SMS that's what it
means. If you keep it on that you're gonna get jerky footage with your video
you need to move it across and choose Continuous. Which is what I've gone here.
I've already chosen the number of tracks I've just done a very short two-track
setup here just to give you the idea. Once we've done that we can go back out
of that and go into the Timeline Control. The first option up in the top hand
corner here is a top left hand corner is Timelapse. Click on the drop-down menu
and choose Video. Once your selected video you'll see that a lot of the other
options disappear. Along the top there the only other two options you then have
is the duration of your track from your movement from A to B, side-to-side, and
then also the Frames Per Second and again you just click on those on the
drop down and it'll choose whatever you wanted to choose. Down on the bottom row
we've got the the S, P and T buttons. S refers to Speed and you press it it will
then become active is a red button. And you then got P which is Pan so that's
how the camera and some side-to-side so 90 degrees to 90 degrees.
And then Tilt is how the camera tilts up and down. Over on the far right
hand side you'll notice as you change each one of those options, axis options.
The vertical axis on the far right hand side will change as well. So for instance
I'm in Tilt at the moment and on that far right hand side we've got values of
35 and -35. And that sort of degrees and that's how far the maximum and
minimum if you like. the camera can actually tilt.
Similarly with Pan. You've got 90 degrees and minus 90 degrees so 90 degrees that
way, straight ahead 0 and minus 90 will be
facing the other way down the track. And Speed so I've got two tracks my figure
here on that vertical axis is a 587 which is equivalent distance of two
tracks. So to put in my speed let's work on that one so I've got S selected. It's
showing as red. I click on the little red... <laughter> I click with a little white dot at the
bottom left hand corner. And if I move it up it will then dictate its starting
position along the the frame. So I'm taking it all back to the beginning so
it starts at the end. It's just catching up for me because I just
twiddled it again. And then I'll go to the other side of the frame and click on
the little white dot at the other end I'm gonna slide it all the way to the
top indicating that it's gonna take the whole length of the track, both tracks.
The Pan, similar sort of settings. Now what I tend to do here is, and I'm going
to do this, is to turn on my camera so I could actually see how the preview what
it's doing. Again click on the little white dot, that's now coming into frame so my
starting position. There's a bit of lag on this you just adjust it a bit and then
wait for it to settle before adjusting it again. And I'm also going to change
the Tilt while I'm at it, because this is my initial position that I want the camera in.
So you can do all of them at the same time so I'm just bringing it up a little
bit higher. So that's my starting position I'm gonna go back to P and
going to change the position when it's up the other end of the track. I'm just
letting it tootle all its way along. I'll bring this little clip up on screen.
Perfect. I'll do the same with the tilt bring the tilt back up.
Super. And then when I'm happy with that I can press the little Eye symbol which
will then run me every quick preview of the motion. Covering the Speed, the Pan
and the Tilt. I'm just going to let that run. Recording at the same time so you
can see in this camera.
The preview is really quick, about 13 seconds, to run the whole preview.
Whereas I know when I've actually run it for real it'll take 1:40 MM:SS to get
from side-to-side. Something I haven't covered in the options when setting this
up I can add sort of smooth-in and smooth-out, or speed-up and slow-down.
And you do that by just clicking on the relevant, handle a little white dot
and then you can drag out the little bezier curve there. You can also put keyframes in as well if you want to
sort of change your motion throughout and I've covered that in a previous
video around the Timelapse. So go and have a look at that video. They are the
same, no difference. Again I'll put a link in this video so you can just click
through to it. And when you're happy with that you can save it there's a Save icon
so you can keep that path if you know you're gonna use it quite frequently if
it's a common setup for you. I'm not gonna keep it in this particular case.
I'm just gonna press play and it will then prepare and then start to run
the sequence. And it's now started it's gonna take 1:40 MM:SS to get from A to B.
You'll hear it's a lot quieter now than it was when I was doing the setting
up. So I'm gonna be quiet for a second
Bear in mind I've got a microphone pointing directly at me picking me up
but it's also going to be picking up the noise at the motor, so it's
probably going to be louder than it would be under normal circumstances because
you're probably gonna be microphones pointing at your talent and your subject
rather than appointing me. You've got the option on this screen as well for Repeating.
So if you want to repeat that motion there's a little icon down on the
bottom left-hand corner which appears when you start to run the sequence.
Rather than it just getting to the end and stopping it'll now it get the end of
then shoot back the other way. There you go. That's the Timeline Control
for when you're shooting video. I hope that was useful. I'll put the
clip up on the side as well so you can have a look at that.
Thanks for watching. If you found this useful then please comment or subscribe
and hopefully a thumbs-up thumbs-down and then hopefully we will see you again.
Interesting point just happen there is that it's returned at the quick speed.
<laughter> probably not what you want. Now it's gone back to doing the same thing and the previous speed.
Which is something I wasn't aware of. Yeah be aware of that. There's also the
other option in the app for A to B Targeting, which might be a better option
you set up your A here, and your B here, and it will end just run between
the two. So there is that option as well which is worth exploring. But if you're
particularly doing just one complicated run where you have lots of different camera
angle changes in there then A to B won't work for you. This is the Timeline
Control is the one to use. So it's horses for courses really I guess is really or
what I'm saying. Anyway I'm rambling on! I shall see you again hopefully.
Alright. Take Care.
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THIS BUSY MOM...
-She admits that she's a workaholic.
NEEDS A BREAK.
-My doctors are like, 'Sit yourself down and...'
-Cause you had a heart attack...
-Relax. Yeah.
AND A PEACEFUL PLACE TO KICK BACK STAT.
-So this is the backyard.
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IT'S TIME TO DIVE IN
TO CREATE THE ULTIMATE OASIS
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Chairman McGovern - Managing the Rule for H.R. 648 - Duration: 8:44.
Mr. Speaker, on Tuesday, the Rules Committee met and reported a rule, House Resolution
61, providing for the consideration of H.R. 648 The Consolidated Appropriations Act of
2019 under a closed rule.
The rule provides one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking
member of the Committee on Appropriations.
It also provides consideration of H.J. Res 31 which makes further continuing appropriations
for the Department of Homeland Security for fiscal year 2019 under a closed rule.
The rule provides one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking
member of the Appropriations Committee.
Additionally, it extends same day authority for Appropriations measures through January
30 and suspension authority through February 1.
Mr. Speaker, we are on day 33 of the Trump Shutdown.
The longest government shutdown in American history.
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers will miss a paycheck for the second time since
the President plunged us into this mess.
The very people who keep our nation safe, are struggling to put food on the table.
People like men and women in the Coast Guard, FBI agents, border patrol officers, and TSA
agents.
Makeshift food banks are being opened across the country to help these workers and their
families get by.
Right outside our nations capitol in Northern Virginia.
Some federal workers waited more than an hour recently at a local food bank.
Demand was so high that a tenth of the food was gone in the first five minutes.
Because of the President's shutdown, 15 million households could see a gap in their monthly
SNAP benefits that last more than 40 days, 4 million low income households could see
a gap that lasts more than 50 days, this program is their lifeline, Mr. Speaker.
These families don't have a plan B. Now I have given weekly end hunger now speeches
on this floor since February of 2013 and I have made it clear time and time again, that
hunger is not only unacceptable in this country, the richest country in the history of the
world, but it's a political condition.
We have the resources, we have what it takes, what we need to muster is the political will
to do something about it.
But here we are and as I said, it's embarrassing enough that the wealthiest nation on the planet
has an ongoing hunger crisis, but I never ever imagined that a President of the United
States would exacerbate it like this.
This is disgusting.
This is unacceptable.
This is unconscionable.
Let us be clear, it's the President bruised ego that keeps a quarter of our government
closed today.
Now his latest so called compromise proposal isn't really a compromise at all.
In fact, it brings new meaning to the word cruel.
Not only does it fail to provide a permanent solution to the dreamers or TPS recipients,
it only covers a fraction of eligible dreamers and it excludes TPS holders from Asia and
Africa.
And it rewrites the law for future DACA recipients, TPS holders, and asylum seekers that will
make it all but impossible for anyone to qualify.
These are the same old tired and extremist ideas, the President and his advisors floated
last year.
They were rejected by both the Republican controlled House and the Republican controlled
Senate.
This is not a compromise, this is going backwards.
Now if this administration wants to target refugees, people fleeing persecution, people
fleeing for their lives, if that's want they want to do?
Then at least they should have the guts to do it in an open hearing for the world to
see.
President Trump is treating this like some reality show.
He doesn't want to look bad in the right-wing press despite the fact that members of both
parties are refusing to fund his ineffective wall.
If the president really wants to reach a real compromise, he should log off Twitter and
actually sit down with us.
Be willing to actually negotiate.
No more storming out of the Situation Room.
No more of his my-way-or-highway approach.
Work with us for a change.
For whatever reason, Mr. Speaker, he has been unwilling to do that.
President Trump may not have the fortitude to get us out of the mess he created.
But this Majority does.
Instead of following the president, who got us into this mess, we have an opportunity
to lead.
Passing these bipartisan, bicameral bills is what leadership looks like.
Many of my Republican friends have asked to consider a plan that doesn't cede the House's
will by considering a Senate bill.
Well, today is their day because we are considering a bipartisan, bicameral compromise.
The six-bill package is the result of real negotiations between the Appropriations Committees
in the House and Senate.
It's a true compromise that would reopen the entire government apart from the Department
of Homeland Security.
In fact, these negotiated bills are exactly what my good friends on the other side of
the aisle have been asking us over the past week to take up.
I recognize that we don't have similar agreement on the Homeland Security measure included
here.
But this short-term CR would get our TSA agents paid while all parties get back to the negotiating
table.
The minibus includes $328 million in new dollars for border security that we know will actually
work.
The funding will increase infrastructure investments at our ports of entry; install new technology
that will scan for drugs, weapons and contraband; put in place new technology to detect unauthorized
crossings; and fund more immigration judges.
This is what smart security looks like in the 21st Century, MR.
Speaker.
Not some medieval wall.
These details have already been agreed to by Democrats and Republicans on both sides
of the Capitol.
This Majority is standing by our word.
I urge my Republican friends – take "yes" for an answer!
The president may be proud to have shut down this government, but this is nothing to be
proud of.
How can anybody be proud that 800,000 federal workers are about to miss a second paycheck.
That our TSA workers are calling in sick so they can work another job that actually pays
the bills.
Or that our economy is losing growth at twice the speed originally estimated?
I could go on and on, MR.
Speaker.
But I know each of our offices are getting these calls.
We are all hearing from struggling constituents.
Their message is the same: end this shutdown!
This doesn't seem to be a priority for President Trump.
He's out there tweeting about which player should be in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Give me a break.
Maybe he doesn't know what it's like in the real world.
After all, the president got his start through what he has called a "small loan" from
his father that reports now estimate could have totaled more than $60 million.
But families are struggling.
Left to wonder how they're going to afford food or medicine without a paycheck.
Enough of the games!
Congress has the power to end this shutdown.
I urge all my colleagues to vote yes on this rule and give the underlying legislation the
strong, veto-proof vote it deserves.
Let's finally turn the lights back on.
I reserve the balance of my time.
MR.
Speaker, I've heard my friends on the other side of the aisle rushing to congratulate
the president for his compromise plan.
Let me repeat: this is no compromise at all!
The Washington Post said simply, quote, "The proposal on DREAMers was whittled down to
the point where it only undoes the disaster Trump himself is orchestrating," end quote.
That would be like an arsonist offering you a fire extinguisher to put out the wildfire
thatthey created!
That's a compromise?
Are you kidding me?
I have an idea: Mr. President, stop causing disasters!
Congress should be more than a clean-up crew for your messes and failed policies.
And let me close with this, MR.
Speaker.
When I think of the best of the United States, I think of the Statue of Liberty.
It wasn't built from within our borders.
It was gifted to us by friends abroad, the French, to represent the freedom we stand
for.
To welcome all of those immigrants who come to this country - not to transport drugs or
crime as the president portrays, but to live a better life that they can only find here
in the United States.
When President Trump thinks about the best of America, he dreams about a concrete wall.
Something to prevent immigrants from coming here.
Something that offends our allies.
That would make our country - a global leader - turn away from the rest of the world.
And at a time when American leadership is badly needed.
On top of all of that, a wall will not work.
It would be ineffective!
If we built a 50-foot wall, someone would build a 51-foot ladder.
As I said, it is a medieval idea when we have better solutions here in the 21st Century.
Cameras, sensors, radar, and drones.
If anyone here doubts that they work, go visit the border as I have.
Democrats are for border security.
The minibus includes $328 million in new funding to help secure the border.
This is what professionals are asking us for.
A concrete wall is only being discussed as a viable option at the president's rallies
and in the right-wing media.
Here in the real world, hundreds of thousands of people are struggling.
They need us to reopen the government today.
Right now.
Not years from now as the president suggested.
These bipartisan, bicameral bills will get us there.
This continuing resolution to fund the Department of Homeland security will get us there.
Let's end this shutdown and reopen the government.
MR.
Speaker, I urge a yes on the previous question, this rule, and the underlying bills.
I yield back the balance of my time, and I move the previous question on the resolution.
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