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Lab
This is a marked lab. Please submit it using Moodle (Lab4).
 
== Shoot a video ==
* Have a look at the video ports available on your laptop, or your desktop, or the lab machines. Note that Apple likes to have their own versions of connectors. Make a list of the ports, what types of ports they are.
* If you cellphone/camera can shoot video - make a short one , probably 30 seconds, just showing the video ports on your machine. If you don't have one - you can borrow mine. == Simple editing == This is very basic movie editing, and professionals will laugh if you say you edited a movie with this tool, but it`s a good set of basic skills to have. * Use the windows live movie maker to create a new project.* Add the video you shot to your project.* Save the project, note that the project file is very small and does not include the video file.* Add a title screen with your name, date, and the machine you`ve shot the video of.* Add a transition effect between the title screen and the video.* Add some subtitles, naming the ports that are beeing displayed in the center of the video at any given time.* Save the move as ports.wmv using any of the options. == Format coversions == * Download the free Prism video file converter from NCH sotware and install it.* Set the video to shrink to a smaller size (640x480 or 640x360 depending on whether your video was widescreen to begin with).* Use it to convert your ports.wmv to ports.3gp using the H.263 compressor.* Use it to convert your ports.wmv to ports.mp4 using the H.264 compressor.* Use it to convert your ports.wmv to ports.gif, this will be an simple animated gif. This one will obviously not have any sound.   == Submit ==
Shoot some video, edit it, put it on a webpage.You have to submit:

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