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I took a long road trip vacation on 18 Dec 31-2011 Jan. 17
Recorded everything on webcam (logitech Pro 9000) is mounted in my car and an old crappy laptop is plugged in, now section techy info ...
-Logitech 9000 Pro
-"Loaded" by wedging under my "mask" which never use to prevent the Sun so no biggy.
-Connect to a crappy kompak cheap laptop 1.6 GHz single core, 1gig of RAM.
-1 frame in seconds-res Res 1280 * 800.
-Files saved as jpg format (to), 85-140 KB in file size
-All collected photos 27.9gig or 325633.
-Use custom built in c++ to save an image as jpg webcam every second
– Fadob used to gather all the images and create approximately 10 siktionid of bookings and merge them all and then large 1. avi
From there I accelerate the frame rate of each video is different. (E.g. video pass hwy 12 just sped up to 100 fps even can enjoy video full 8 minutes long, while my other videos at 500 FPS only had 8 hours to do anything to see)
There are many branches and slowing down my channel sections, as well as a playlist.
Trip:
Austin, TX
Laramie, WY (got stuck in the snow at night)
Cherian, WY
Albany, or
Davis, California
Austin, TX
Main rods i35, i10, i8, hwy 287 hwy 84, hwy 12, hwy 30, hwy 290, Cali 99, hwy 487
You can view the full road trip here, only the first error after WY Laramie leave, go West on i80, when I turned north to WY 72 (as "the bow medicine", I got stuck in the snow, I didn't record the drive back to town)
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?doflg=...
In this section depends on the information center, check the weather, to see if hwy 287 closed today. Common reported hwy 287 strongly do not use unless required. Don't look too bad with still images or videos, but sometimes I get the brakes hard, goes from 45 mpg to 20, and then from 20 to 5 percent go off the road and almost stopped because I can't see.
20 fps video at 30 frames per second or faster, almost couldn't even see snow blowing.