Hi guys -
So, I shot this fake news thing...my band is faking its death and we're coming back from the dead to play on Halloween. Cheesey, I know.
We filmed this fake crash scene footage with a reporter, etc. and I pieced it all together with sound and uploaded it to YouTube and all was well....or so I thought. For some reason, the crash scene reporter audio that was captured by the camera we used (Canon 60D) isn't audible in the mix when the video is viewed on a smart phone. All the iMovie sound effects and imported stuff IS audible. I've been troubleshooting this and have come up with nothing. Would be more than awesome if someone here knew what was going on!
Thanks!
If you're starved for entertainment, here's the video. We had a 'real' anchor lined up, but there was a conflice and we had to grab someone's sister.
Crash scene news - YouTube
So, I shot this fake news thing...my band is faking its death and we're coming back from the dead to play on Halloween. Cheesey, I know.
We filmed this fake crash scene footage with a reporter, etc. and I pieced it all together with sound and uploaded it to YouTube and all was well....or so I thought. For some reason, the crash scene reporter audio that was captured by the camera we used (Canon 60D) isn't audible in the mix when the video is viewed on a smart phone. All the iMovie sound effects and imported stuff IS audible. I've been troubleshooting this and have come up with nothing. Would be more than awesome if someone here knew what was going on!
Thanks!
If you're starved for entertainment, here's the video. We had a 'real' anchor lined up, but there was a conflice and we had to grab someone's sister.
Crash scene news - YouTube
Must be some weird formatting or compression by YouTube on the speicifc type of audio captured my the camera. I was able to upload directly to Facebook with sucess. The video/audio worked perfectly on computers as well as smart phones.
