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hey, was that Dec 15th by chance? 2010? a day to remember !

lemme know if you still have the raw files.... you can send me one or two and I'll frame rate convert them for you. Then I'll post a video of the converted one, a regular one, and one that is slowed down incorrectly. the difference is amazing !

thats weird that i movie would not let you use mov files. they are Apple! lol. try this... you can change the extention to mp4, it gives you a warning, but accept it. if you are worried, and i would be with that awesome footage, backup the raw file asap. you never know when you need it again, plus it has the gps data in it. anyway, The new Cineform software now accepts mov files. here is a timeline of what you want. email me if you have any more questions -- 1. film in 60fps 2. transfer to computer, then make a backup folder and save it again (basically 2 of everything) 3. import the files (mov are ok) into Go Pro Cineform 4. click advanced settings - make sure the frame rate is 29.98, then click remember settings and ok - tutorials and suport there too. 5. you can crop off the ends of the files here setting start and end points. then after you are finished with all that, click the convert all button on the bottom right. this takes some time. it churns out everything in AVI format at half speed. this is step ONE !!!! 1 more big one to go. ****be sure to make a new folder called "slowed down" to put all these in*** then hit proceed to step two, from here you have to export each file one by one, and you end up with a mp4 file that is twice as long at half the speed. voila!!! the link to that free sofftware is here - http://gopro.com/3d-cineform-studio-software-download/ I don't mean to post a competitor's camera info on here, but until storyteller has a frame rate conversion, I have to use this. best of all it's free. this is why my video is so long, it's like taking 20 min of raw footage and ending up with 40 min of raw footage to edit. If you watch my newest video you can see the difference. it all ends up in slow motion by 50% speed, but at 29.98fps. Good Luck, all that matters is that you are having fun and enjoying it and learning it. Just remember to make one backup folder for everything and make a folder for each event. You never know when you wanna go back and use that GPS data. I recommend "dashware" too, that uses the GPS data in every way imaginable.