Excellent work! Great job!!

One thing about... someone knows how to put a fire out in a Hurricane.

Not exactly the best way, but a way.

Good video, fun to watch.

Can't take the credit for this amazing ACM: all AI in this video! :grin:

Virtual Dub can be used to do basic editing, but that's not really what it was designed for and it could just end up being more a source of frustration than anything. It's free and is worth checking out, and perhaps using as a video conversion or post processing tool. But if you want to do more than just join one clip straight onto another, you'd probably be better off forking out for one of the Sony Vegas products.

Here's a product comparison page - http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/...udiope/compare

I don't have any of them, but from a quick look, you'd want either Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11, or Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11 Production Suite. That's using the logic that if you found out Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 11 was lacking and wanted something better (which would then require doing further research and making comparisons between Vegas and other brands' products), it'd be an easier write-off than getting Vegas Pro 10 and finding you never really use it's more expensive (but not necessarily relevant or useful) features. So, going by that comparison chart, the only difference between Platinum 11 and Platinum 11 Production Suite, is the Platinum 11 Production Suite has a tutorial DVD, a few more effects and soundtracks, and more elaborate sound-editing features, whatever that's worth. Doesn't look like much of price difference in any case.

Not making any recommendations, just putting some info into the mix for you. Except to say, whatever you get, download it and try it before you buy it so you can make sure it does what you want it to do. Pretty sure they all have at least one-off trial periods. You could even trial the more expensive software just to see if it really is worth it for you.

Very nice, what's the specs of the PC if you don't mind?

- Phenom x4 965 (3.4Ghz);
- Cheap ASUS AM3 Mobo;
- 8GB DDR3 1333 RAM;
- NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti 1GB;
- 7200RPM SATA HD (300GB);
- Windows 7 Ultimate.

Highest settings almost everything, just Building Details in "Very Low" in normal gameplay. Even SSAO on. Stutters only over London, rooftop flying chasing a FW200... :cool:

I tried disable/enable virtual memory. Here I have no gains at all with that in CloD, but I decided to leave it off because of a lot of Alt+Tab and the fact that without VM Freetrack isn't "lock" anymore. Really strange thing...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhecIQEFAVM
A 6 minute 7PM flight over the London Suburbs 720 or 1080p. Getting more impressed every day with this sim

Filmed only half-size through fraps and rendered on Vegas Pro 9.
watch 1080p to give it justice/ for better results

I love the late evening or early morning flights. On the weekend I set my mission times to whatever time it is at my local and fly. Saturday mornings are often filled with coffee and morning missions. And we can press P and step away for a break. I love it.

More explosions and planes, almost same short mission recorder on the fly:

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZKGTgqGysg[/yt]

LoBiSoMeM,

Good to see your enjoying the sim with your new GPU and Ram.

There's going to be German Trains in the next patch.

This video shows the main German Train during WWII.

Maybe this will be one of the new trains.:grin:

flyer01 (Frisco)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbRrJenSj2I