SonsOfMethuselah
To all the DJ's using video out there, (does that make you a VJ?) where do you source them from?
Denzel
Denzel
Posté Sat 30 Aug 08 @ 5:08 am
dj-e-lectric
I consider myself a VJ..depending on where you are the most popular DVD services are Promo Only, Screen Play (branded under several different names) and Rock America...in UK and Europe I think Mix Mash is one of the best.
No real good downoad services yet, most are primarily urban/hip hop, small selection each month and none are truly legal except Venue Vj which is protected so you can't edit the video, make extended versions, replace the crummy audio (dialog-sound effects-etc.) make remixes or mashups in third party software (vegas, premiere, audition, cool edit, sound forge, etc.) or play them in any other sofware except VDJ based ones.
No real good downoad services yet, most are primarily urban/hip hop, small selection each month and none are truly legal except Venue Vj which is protected so you can't edit the video, make extended versions, replace the crummy audio (dialog-sound effects-etc.) make remixes or mashups in third party software (vegas, premiere, audition, cool edit, sound forge, etc.) or play them in any other sofware except VDJ based ones.
Posté Sat 30 Aug 08 @ 7:13 am