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Scott Bridgman · December 26th, 2011, 01:26 PM

Hi - Just wanted to say hi. I've been traveling on the road for about 3 years taking in the sights. Have had a long time interest in video going back to my high school days. Our High School had a connection with WABC in NYC which donated tons of their old equipment to us. We were able to wire the school with RG/11U and broadcast video productions from within the school to classrooms for educational purposes. Later we installed a small studio and provided a feed to our local cable company. Back in 1970 this was quite advanced. We used mostly RCA equipment then like TR-2 and TR-5 VTRs. It's amazing how far the industry has come. Much of the equipment we had was old vacuum tube stuff. The wiring and designs were all works of art.

Now I have an editing system running on a Rain Recording LiveBook laptop. I make educational and adventure videos on that system running from 1-20 minutes. It works well for me. I'm using Sony Vegas Pro9, DVD Architect 5 and Blender. I have a Sony EX1 and their helmet cam. I've extremely happy with the EX1.

Anyway that's the story. I hope I can pass along a few tid bits and learn from those knowledgeable folks here.

Trond Saetre · January 17th, 2012, 08:58 AM

Welcome, Scott!
You have found the best place to learn and share knowledge.

December 26th, 2011, 01:26 PM	#1
Scott Bridgman Tourist Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Livingston, TX Posts: 4	New To Forum Hi - Just wanted to say hi. I've been traveling on the road for about 3 years taking in the sights. Have had a long time interest in video going back to my high school days. Our High School had a connection with WABC in NYC which donated tons of their old equipment to us. We were able to wire the school with RG/11U and broadcast video productions from within the school to classrooms for educational purposes. Later we installed a small studio and provided a feed to our local cable company. Back in 1970 this was quite advanced. We used mostly RCA equipment then like TR-2 and TR-5 VTRs. It's amazing how far the industry has come. Much of the equipment we had was old vacuum tube stuff. The wiring and designs were all works of art. Now I have an editing system running on a Rain Recording LiveBook laptop. I make educational and adventure videos on that system running from 1-20 minutes. It works well for me. I'm using Sony Vegas Pro9, DVD Architect 5 and Blender. I have a Sony EX1 and their helmet cam. I've extremely happy with the EX1. Anyway that's the story. I hope I can pass along a few tid bits and learn from those knowledgeable folks here.

January 17th, 2012, 08:58 AM	#2
Trond Saetre Inner Circle Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Bergen, Norway Posts: 3,375	Re: New To Forum Welcome, Scott! You have found the best place to learn and share knowledge.