Can I make videos with G-Force?

juxtiphi · Post by **juxtiphi** » Fri Oct 05, 2012 6:00 pm

BTT wrote:Hello juxtiphi

juxtiphi wrote:Hi Frank

As far as I know,

you may own what you create but you do not have the right to use G-force in your creations and then broadcast or post on internet unless you have the Commercial license.
If Frank is uploading video's to YouTube a commercial license is NOT required, however, he would need to seek the written permission of SoundSpectrum before uploading any such video's. Any other distribution that uses G-Force WOULD require a commercial licence.

Regards BTT

yeah, let me re-phrase that, If you wish to use your creations for commercial gain then you need a commercial license

Post by **BTT** » Fri Oct 05, 2012 10:20 pm

Hello juxtiphi

juxtiphi wrote:yeah, let me re-phrase that, If you wish to use your creations for commercial gain then you need a commercial license

That is 100% accurate.

Regards BTT

Post by **BTT** » Fri Oct 05, 2012 11:04 pm

Hello Frank

Reference copyright:- You do whatever suites you. I offered advice based on my personal experience, and the loss of a lot of money.

Regards BTT

jerohm · Post by **jerohm** » Tue Oct 09, 2012 7:50 pm

Frank Bertelsen wrote:... see what you come up with.

I haven't forgotten about you... just got distracted... a couple of more daze[SIC] I assume...

Frank Bertelsen · Post by **Frank Bertelsen** » Tue Oct 09, 2012 11:31 pm

jerohm wrote:I haven't forgotten about you... just got distracted... a couple of more daze[SIC] I assume...

That is quite okay. I am glad that you care to do it at all.

jerohm · Post by **jerohm** » Sat Oct 13, 2012 1:09 pm

okay... I created two clips using the same soundtrack... (but different video for NOW) This clip was 685Meg and took ~4hrs to upload This other clip was about 200Meg and took 1/3 of the time to upload. I have a more compressed version of the first video, that I haven't bothered to upload (yet?) which would provide a more apples to apples comparision. The 'other' clip was really the first I created, using only distribution effects. As you might expect, I have a preference for the effects I had a part in... others are welcome to disagree...

Neither are anything very special, but should give you somewhat of an idea that you can expect to accomplish. GF pushes video compression to its limits, due to the possibility of fluidity of the entire screen.

I am experimenting with the YouTube editor enhancement function, so you might want to wait for sometime before viewing the clips...

Frank Bertelsen · Post by **Frank Bertelsen** » Sun Oct 14, 2012 5:12 am

Thanks. Those videos look nice. I will do some experiments.

I have tried making visualizations from the original midi files as well, and that looks promising too.