Numatic HVR 200 Original (HVR200-11) Airobrush did a great job on the carpets to be fair to it. Even with a 620w single speed motor, it still spins very fast.
That airobrush sounded very noisy - maybe its just the camera microphone, or perhaps needs a cleanout on the bearings and turbine bearings to quieten it down a bit - its much noiser than mine, and seems to slow down too much when put down on carpets. Was that a 1200W Henry, or the 620W version? Also, is it possible to record this in normal 720HD instead of 720HD 60 FPS, as I cant play back 720P with 60FPS properly on my computer, and have to resort to keep changing the resoltion down to 480p for it to playback without hesitating and freezing up all the time - sound is OK, but its the picture that keeps on freezing due to the 60 FPS setting. - sorry, just seen the end of the video - its a 620W, lol
MadAboutHoovers I will probably start using my camera more which is lower quality. The lowest I can record in is 1080p on my phone. Probably just the mic as the airobrush is brand new and only used once before. It probably doesn’t like my carpet pile upstairs. It restored the pile quite well
It is not the resolution thats the problem - its the 60 FPS refresh rate, it takes up too much CPU time and my computer which aint that old really, cant cope with playing it back, so it freezes the picture on playback, and keeps jerking, although the sound is playing back OK. I can play back 720p HD no problem, its just when you choose to record in 50 or 60 FPS thats the issue. You can see the resolution and FPS rate when you click on the settings icon on the playback screen and all the selections are there, from 240p 360p 480p but then we get 720p HD 60 and that 60 is whats causing the issue - it means you have selected to record in 720 HD, but also in 60 FPS. I get the same issue with Performance Reviews who also records in 60 FPS and the playback is dreadful, so I end up having to go into settings and change the playback to 480p or 360p which then plays back OK, but the picture is more grainy and less clear. These cameras only cater for people that have the latest computers to be able to play back 50 and 60 FPS. I use Firefox and have a 5 year old PC which is able to play back everything OK, except this 50 and 60 FPS stuff, and its really annoying, as its ruining quite a few videos now. Fortunately Ibaisiac has gone back to using standard FPS rate on his videos, so I can watch them in 720HD again.
If you go into google, and type in "problems playing back 60fps" - see what results come back - people have real problems with it, so your videos may not be getting watched but people are just not bothering to say why.
Its bad really though aint it, that technology is so far advanced now, that it just doesnt work properly any more, and it sounds more like a TH-cam player issue than anything else, that maybe youtube cant process the 60 frames per second videos properly. As I say, its not 720HD thats the issue - definition is not the problem - its the FPS rate ( frames per second ) and the camera must have a setting to be able to record in 25 fps which will also take up less memory and be quicker to upload. You dont really need higher than 720 HD 25FPS on youtube, as most people wont be watching it on massive TVs with screens large enough to warrant 1080p or higher. All my videos are recorded in 720HD but with standard 25 FPS frame rate, and they play back just fine.
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That airobrush sounded very noisy - maybe its just the camera microphone, or perhaps needs a cleanout on the bearings and turbine bearings to quieten it down a bit - its much noiser than mine, and seems to slow down too much when put down on carpets. Was that a 1200W Henry, or the 620W version? Also, is it possible to record this in normal 720HD instead of 720HD 60 FPS, as I cant play back 720P with 60FPS properly on my computer, and have to resort to keep changing the resoltion down to 480p for it to playback without hesitating and freezing up all the time - sound is OK, but its the picture that keeps on freezing due to the 60 FPS setting. - sorry, just seen the end of the video - its a 620W, lol
MadAboutHoovers I will probably start using my camera more which is lower quality. The lowest I can record in is 1080p on my phone. Probably just the mic as the airobrush is brand new and only used once before. It probably doesn’t like my carpet pile upstairs. It restored the pile quite well
It is not the resolution thats the problem - its the 60 FPS refresh rate, it takes up too much CPU time and my computer which aint that old really, cant cope with playing it back, so it freezes the picture on playback, and keeps jerking, although the sound is playing back OK. I can play back 720p HD no problem, its just when you choose to record in 50 or 60 FPS thats the issue. You can see the resolution and FPS rate when you click on the settings icon on the playback screen and all the selections are there, from 240p 360p 480p but then we get 720p HD 60 and that 60 is whats causing the issue - it means you have selected to record in 720 HD, but also in 60 FPS. I get the same issue with Performance Reviews who also records in 60 FPS and the playback is dreadful, so I end up having to go into settings and change the playback to 480p or 360p which then plays back OK, but the picture is more grainy and less clear. These cameras only cater for people that have the latest computers to be able to play back 50 and 60 FPS. I use Firefox and have a 5 year old PC which is able to play back everything OK, except this 50 and 60 FPS stuff, and its really annoying, as its ruining quite a few videos now. Fortunately Ibaisiac has gone back to using standard FPS rate on his videos, so I can watch them in 720HD again.
If you go into google, and type in "problems playing back 60fps" - see what results come back - people have real problems with it, so your videos may not be getting watched but people are just not bothering to say why.
MadAboutHoovers I will try and remember to upload in standard definition rather than HD so everyone can view the videos
Its bad really though aint it, that technology is so far advanced now, that it just doesnt work properly any more, and it sounds more like a TH-cam player issue than anything else, that maybe youtube cant process the 60 frames per second videos properly. As I say, its not 720HD thats the issue - definition is not the problem - its the FPS rate ( frames per second ) and the camera must have a setting to be able to record in 25 fps which will also take up less memory and be quicker to upload. You dont really need higher than 720 HD 25FPS on youtube, as most people wont be watching it on massive TVs with screens large enough to warrant 1080p or higher. All my videos are recorded in 720HD but with standard 25 FPS frame rate, and they play back just fine.